Archaeologists Have Discovered That The World'S Oldest Leather Shoes Are 5500 Years Ago.

When did humans wear leather shoes? Archaeologists discovered ancient leather shoes 5500 years ago in Armenia.

This is earlier than the great Giza of Pyramid in Egypt, 1000, 400 years earlier than the prehistoric Stonehenge in England.

An expedition led by Ron Pinhasi, an archaeologist at University College of Cork in Ireland, in Armenia,...

November 8th, according to media reports, when did humans wear leather shoes? Archaeologists discovered ancient leather shoes 5500 years ago in Armenia.

This is earlier than the great Giza of Pyramid in Egypt, 1000, 400 years earlier than the prehistoric Stonehenge in England.

An expedition led by Ron Pinhasi, an archaeologist at University College of Cork in Ireland, found this shoe made of cow leather in a cave in the valley of Armenia, Iran and Turkey.

The shoe is 24.5 centimeters long and 7.6 to 10 centimeters wide, and it was made in about 3500 BC.

At present, it is not clear that this is a pair.

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Ron Pinhasi says that the shoe caves have a stable, refreshing and dry environment, so the shoes are preserved so well.

In addition, the herbage was found in the shoes, but it was not clear that it was to keep warm, or to keep the shoes from being deformed when they were not worn.