Image courtesy of Innokenty Pavlov and Alexander Kandyba.
Joel Kontinen
A Russian expedition has found mammoth bones 990 kilometres or 615 miles north of the Artic Circle.
It is the northernmost
evidence of Paleolithic humans ever found.
The climate was also milder than it is today, Researchers
say that the people hunted woolly mammals.
According to evolutionists, in the Pleistocene occurred between 2, 5 2.6
million and 11,700 years ago, that is a misnomer as they failed to take the Flood
that occurred at the time of Noah into consideration.
Source:
Metcalfe, Tom, 2021. Russian
expedition finds evidence of northernmost Stone Age hunters above the Arctic
Circle Live Science 1 October.
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