Construction Worker Digs Up Mind-Blowing Key to the Prehistoric Era

Teaming Up

The scientists got to work, teaming up quickly with a group of equally intrigued archaeologists. Together, they began to excavate different parts of the remote island that they believed could contain traces of the mythical past civilization. Their efforts seemed unsuccessful at first, but after a little more digging, they soon discovered something that changed the course of history forever...

Hearth Earth

In their excavations, the team eventually found something they thought could be useful in deciding who owned the land. Laying just underneath the surface, they found bits and pieces of what seemed to be a foreign, ancient hearth that ran on burning wood. The team was totally baffled. The tribe would have had to dig beneath the surface to survive on the glacier through the Ice Age. What could this mean for them?

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Post originally appeared on Upbeat News.