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Archaeological breakthrough at Canterbury reveals Homo heidelbergensis survived the brutal Anglian glaciation, rewriting assumptions about early human resilience and adaptation in prehistoric Europe.
A revolutionary archaeological discovery has shattered long-held beliefs about early human survival during Ice Age Britain. Excavations at Old Park, Canterbury, have uncovered compelling evidence that Homo heidelbergensis not only inhabited Britain over 700,000 years ago but remarkably survived one of northern Europe’s most extreme ice ages around 440,000 years ago.
The research, published in Nature Ecology and Evolution by archaeologists from the University of Cambridge, presents the first concrete proof that early humans could endure the harsh conditions of the Anglian glaciation – a discovery that fundamentally challenges previous assumptions about human adaptability in prehistoric Europe.