Summary:
- Archaeologists have discovered evidence that humans were able to cross the ocean over 30,000 years ago, much earlier than previously thought.
- The discovery of stone tools and other artifacts on an island in the Pacific Ocean suggests that ancient humans had the capability to build boats and navigate long distances across the open sea.
- This finding challenges the traditional view that early human migration was limited to land-based travel, and it provides new insights into the technological and seafaring abilities of our ancestors.