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Excavations at Boxgrove in Southeast England have yielded a detailed picture of how humans lived there, and of the environments they occupied, 500,000 years ago. The director of the project - which is funded by English Heritage - discusses Boxgrove's place in the early colonization of Europe and argues that the site's occupants were highly capable hunters.

Keywords: Boxgrove,   Palaeolithic,   Southeast England,   English Heritage,    

How to Cite: Roberts, M.B., (1997). Boxgrove: Palaeolithic hunters by the seashore. Archaeology International. 1, pp.8–13. DOI: http://doi.org/10.5334/ai.0104