The Dhaka Times Desk 49 thousand years of civilization was found by a person while responding to the call of nature! 49,000-year-old aboriginal settlements have been found in Australia.
According to media reports, a primitive settlement is claimed to have existed in a cave in the Warrati Hills, 340 miles north of Adelaide, South Australia.
According to the news of India Times, it is believed that the primitive people settled in this area of Australia about 50 thousand years ago. Although archaeologists used to claim that people settled not 50,000 years ago but 40,000 years ago. A civilization was created. However, many ideas are expected to change after this discovery.
9 years ago, Augie Clifford Coulthard went out to survey the mountainous area. He answered the call of nature in the middle and found that cave. Inside this cave there is evidence of human habitation. There are many evidences of primitive civilizations. Coulthard was accompanied by Giles Ham, a professor of archeology in Melbourne.
Professor Giles Hamm said, 'One was looking for a bathroom from a car. And this is how a prehistoric civilization was discovered.'
Giles Hamm also reported that black roofs were found in various parts of the stone-enclosed area. which bears evidence of human habitation. Hamm and Coulthard gathered more evidence from that day 9 years ago. They claimed that they recovered 200 bones of 16 mammals and 1 reptile from the cave. There is also evidence of the handiwork of about 4,300 people.
Previously, the oldest Aboriginal settlement was found at Puritjara in west-central Australia. Which was claimed to be about 38 thousand years old.
Note that the first aboriginal settlement is believed to have been established in Australia about 50,000 years ago.
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