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 The following
news items report on the findings made by our team:
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Revised. The time man reached India [Hindustan Times]
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Humans 'left Africa much earlier' [BBC News]
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Archaeologists rethink human history [Guardian]
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Humans left Africa earlier, took detour: [The Star]
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Additional pieces to the puzzle of early human migration out of Africa [ABC News]
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Did Modern Humans Travel Out of Africa Via Arabia? [Science]
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Giant Eruption Cut Down to Size [Science Now]
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Stone tools ‘change migration story’ [BBC]
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Trampling skews artifact dates by thousands of years? [NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC]
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Supervolcano: How humanity survived its darkest hour [NEW SCIENTIST]
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On the trail of volcano ash [HINDUSTAN TIMES]
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Of Two Minds About Toba's Impact [SCIENCE]
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Homo sapiens may have reached India 74,000 years ago [DECCAN HERALD]
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New Work May Complicate History Of Neandertals and H. sapiens [SCIENCE]
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Stone Age India [ARCHAEOLOGY MAGAZINE]
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Stone-age innovation explains ancient population
boom [NewScientist]
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Innovative Blades May Have Led to a Stone Age
Population Boom [Scientific American]
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Inventions helped pre-historic people to survive [NERC PlanetEarth]
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Super-eruption: no problem? [Nature News]
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Ancient Humans in Asia Survived Super-Eruption, Find
Suggests [National Geographic News]
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Gigantic volcano did not decimate humans [NewScientist]
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Top 10 Discoveries of 2007 - Paleolithic Tools,
Jwalapuram Valley, India [Archaeology Magazine]
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Mount Toba Eruption – Ancient Humans Unscathed,
Study Claims [Anthropology.net]
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Modern humans reached India early [The Hindu]
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Volcano may not have blown it [Sydney Morning Herald]
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UQ research chips away at the past [University of Queensland News]
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Archaeologists: Mega-Eruption Didn't Change Human
History [Fox News]
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The Great Human Migration [Smithsonian Magazine]
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Ancient humans dodged super-eruption? [Geotimes]
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At last, the death of the Toba bottleneck [john hawks weblog]
We are also involved in projects with the following news and
production media:
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BBC (Planet of the Apemen: Battle for Earth – 2011)
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BBC (The Incredible Human Journey – 2009)
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National Geographic [THE HUMAN FAMILY TREE – 2009)
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Naked Science: Stone Age Apocalypse [National Geographic Channel]
Members of the media wishing to discuss our work should contact Dr Michael Petraglia (UK) or Prof. Ravi Korisettar (India).
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