Ancient Archaeological Discovery: Greece's Oldest Site Unearthed | 700,000 Years Old!

Description: Deep in a coal mine in southern Greece, researchers have made an astounding discovery—the country's oldest archaeological site dating back 700,000 years! Join us as we delve into the remarkable findings, including ancient tools, extinct animal remains, and the possible presence of our human ancestors. This groundbreaking discovery is reshaping Greece's archaeological timeline and shedding light on our evolutionary history. Watch now to uncover the secrets of this ancient site! Hashtags: #Archaeology #AncientDiscoveries #Greece #ArchaeologicalSite #EvolutionaryHistory Tags: ancient archaeological discovery, Greece's oldest site, 700,000 years old, coal mine, Megalopolis area, Lower Palaeolithic period, ancient tools, extinct species, human ancestors, hominin migrations, paleoanthropology, Neanderthals, prehistoric archaeology, Middle Palaeolithic remains, stone tool industry, European history, Greek myths, giants, supernatural war