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British Experts Discover Oldest Human Footprints in Northern Europe
A team of experts from the British Museum, the Natural History Museum and Queen Mary University of London have discovered direct evidence of the earliest known humans in northern Europe. The sighting near the village of Happisburgh, on the Norfolk coast, is hailed to be the most important archaeological discoveries ever made in Britain.
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