In the Mirk hill area of the Northern Iranian city of Semnan, archaeologists have discovered the largest Palaeolithic site in Iran. Many of the artefacts found in the site were a number of Hominin (early humans) tools.
The Archaeologist in-charge of the Palaeolithic site, Mr. Vahdatinasab said “Studies show that Palaeolithic people had been living in this region between 40,000 to 200,000 years ago. The area is very important in the sense that it is the largest of its kind in Iran and the Middle East and houses thousands of ancient stone …