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Scientists recreated a 30,000-year-old sea voyage from Taiwan to Japan using a replica dugout canoe and traditional navigation methods, demonstrating early humans' advanced seafaring skills and supporting theories of migration to Japan via open ocean crossings.
Researchers successfully replicated a Paleolithic voyage across the challenging Kuroshio current using a dugout canoe, demonstrating that early humans could have navigated to the Ryukyu Islands around 35,000 years ago with advanced skills and rudimentary technology, shedding light on ancient seafaring capabilities.
Japanese researchers built a replica Paleolithic canoe and successfully navigated the powerful Kuroshio current from Taiwan to Japan, providing new insights into how ancient humans migrated across the Pacific without modern tools, suggesting deliberate navigation and exploration by early mariners.
Researchers recreated a 30,000-year-old canoe and simulated ocean conditions to demonstrate that early humans could have navigated the dangerous Kuroshio Current from Taiwan to Japan, supporting theories of ancient seafaring and migration.