Stone Tools Indicate Early Humans Survived a Volcanic Super-Eruption
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Scientists thought the super-eruption of Mount Toba wiped out modern humans on India’s subcontinent 74,000 years ago, but new findings suggest they survived the event, living for 50,000 more years.
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