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Scientists Studying Two-Billion-Year-Old South African Rocks Have Found Evidence Of Ancient Life Under The Earth’s Surface
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Red Rocks (Nxanatseni Region)
Exposed after years of wear by the adjacent river, the Red Rocks offer a stark contrast to Kruger's trees and savanna grasslands. Plus, these sandstone slabs are regularly visited by must-see ...
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Green Sahara: African Humid Periods Paced by Earth's Orbital Changes
the German explorer Heinrich Barth became the first European to discover the then-mysterious prehistoric Saharan rock paintings and engravings, which we now know date back to the African Humid ...