Footprints in Chauvet Cave May Be Europe's Oldest
French archaeologists report four footprints possibly from a barefoot boy aged 8 to 10 dating 25 000 to 27 000 years, found in Chauvet cave Ardeche southern France. Radiocarbon dating nearby supports claim as strong, with walls paintings 23 000 to 32 000 years old.
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Iraq accuses Iran of cross border missile strike
Iraq alleges Iran fired three surface to surface missiles at the Ashraf camp of the Mujahedeen Khalq in Iraq near the border. Guerrilla spokesman Farid Soleimani said a fourth missile exploded in the air with no casualties among fighters but some Iraqi villagers were wounded. The attack followed a Baghdad blast that killed six senior Mujahedeen members. Iran denied involvement and Baghdad warned of escalating border clashes.
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