1,200 Generations Ago
Humans used bone and ivory needles like these about 28,000 BCE to sew warm, closely fitted garments. These bone needles are from Xiaogushan, Liaoning Province, China, and are dated to about 28,000 to 21,000 BCE.
- Last Updated: 8 Jul 2021
- Categories: 1-Prehistory Age, Asia, Big Picture, ch01, Evol To Human, Hominin: Us, Homo sapiens, Land: Asia, Pre-Sumer
- Last Updated: 2 months ago
When: 28,000 BCE
Note: 28,000 to 21,000 BCE
From Year 0 (BCE/CE): -28000
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