在苏拉威西发现的石器表明 早期人类祖先 生活在那里 多达148万年前 Stone tools found in Sulawesi suggest early human ancestors lived there up to 1.48 million years ago.

考古学家在印度尼西亚苏拉威西发现了一些石器,可追溯到104至148万年前的104至148万年,这表明早期人类祖先在岛上居住的时间远比以前想象的要早。 Archaeologists have unearthed stone tools in Sulawesi, Indonesia, dating back 1.04 to 1.48 million years, suggesting early human ancestors inhabited the island far earlier than previously thought. 在卡利奥场址发现的工具表明,这些古老人类有能力在没有船只的情况下跨越海洋屏障,把岛上人类存在的时间推后数十万年。 The tools, found at the Calio site, indicate that these ancient humans were capable of crossing sea barriers without boats, pushing back the timeline of human presence on the island by hundreds of thousands of years. 工具制造者的身份尚不得而知,但他们的存在使人怀疑他们的能力和在孤立的岛屿上发生的演进适应。 The identity of the toolmakers is unknown, but their presence raises questions about their abilities and the evolutionary adaptations that occurred on the isolated island.