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When did the Acheulean prehistoric tools arrive in South Asia?

The Acheulean stone tool industry which include large bifacial axes, was developed in Africa by Homo Erectus 1.95 million years ago. It later migrated to other part of the world and specifically in Europe and Asia. Or was it developed independently there? When did that happen? Join me as we investigate the whereabout of the Acheulean industry and when and why it made its grand debut in South Asia. Paper: V. Michel, F. Jourdan, M.-H. Moncel, B. Gratuze, G. Shen, W. Wang, C. Mayers, A. Frew, D. Cauche, P. Valensi, S. Gallet, A.P. Derevianko, A.V. Kandyba, S.A. Gladyshev, H. de Lumley. High-precision 40Ar/39Ar dating of Australasian tektites associated with bifacial tools in the Bose Basin (Xiaomei and Fengshudao sites), South China and in Vietnam (Go Da and Roc Tung 1 sites). Quaternary Science Reviews 346, 109065. Link:https://www.sciencedirect.com/science... I am a professor at the School of Earth and Planetary Sciences and the director of the Western Australia Argon Isotope Facility, which is part the John De Laeter Centre at Curtin University. I am also part of SSTC. The laboratory is supported by AuScope. If you want to know a bit more but don't have time to check the article, you can watch the "1P~1M" (1 paper in ~ 1 minute) video below which is a quick ~ 1 minute accessible rundown of the paper. #1P1M #research #geology #earthandplanetarysciences #Acheulean #Archeaeology #Prehistoric #geochronology #40Ar39Ar #tektites #populationmigration