“In 2003 in Morocco we first discovered a single perforated shell, but we worked for four years to arrive at a dozen of the Nassarius gibbolosus (sea-shell) type,” he said. ... Bouzouggar headed an international team of experts working with Nick Barton, a researcher from Oxford University in England, at the Pigeons’ Cave at Taforalt, 20 kilometres from Berkane. ... He said the team had used four different dating systems which had given the same result, an age of around 82,500 years.
Who wore this 82,000 year old necklace?
I am a great believer of the civilizations that existed more than 50,000 years ago, that is referred to as Atlantis. There is a presence, and a thrill when I think of them.