First Irish humans linked to Wales
Researchers have uncovered the earliest evidence of human presence in Ireland, dating back at least 15,000 years, through cave art discovery in southwest Ireland. The findings suggest that early humans likely migrated from Wales across a land bridge during the Ice Age, utilizing a corridor that connected Pembrokeshire and Ireland. Using AI and digital mapping, the team identified multiple cave sites, with the oldest art indicating a progression in human activity and movement in the region.
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