In the year 2000, archaeologists unearthed remarkable evidence of ancient human activity at a site in Pampore, Kashmir Valley, India. They found the remains of three straight-tusked elephants, from the extinct genus Palaeoloxodon, alongside 87 stone tools. Dating back 300,000 to 400,000 years, these findings offer new insights into early hominin behavio…
Ancient Hominins' Interaction with Extinct Elephants: Evidence from the Kashmir Valley
The Discovery of Elephant Remains in India
