Camp uncovers 1.2M-year-old elephant tusk
A nearly complete tusk of an extinct elephant species, Loxodonta atlantica, dating back approximately 1.2 million years, has been discovered at the "Insan Tighnev" site in M'Scira, Algeria. This discovery contributes to enhancing our understanding of the animal life and environmental conditions in North Africa during ancient times and underscores the site's significance as a global scientific hub for studies of early human history.
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