Ancient humans migrated along fertile routes to leave Africa for Eurasia by crossing the Sinai Peninsula and continuing through Jordan.
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This study, which describes the migration routes of ancient humans, was carried out by a team of researchers from Southampton University and Shantou University as well as other research colleagues in Jordan, Australia and the Czech Republic.
The team conducted field research in the Jordan Rift Valley and discovered a type of stone tool known as flint on the edge of a wadi. A wadi is a gully or river channel that has now dried up, but tens of thousands of years ago it was full of water.