In a region long assumed to have stood empty of human presence, archaeologists have unearthed a collection of miniature arrowheads that quietly dismantle a confident chapter of prehistory. These small tools — crafted for hunting small game — speak not only to human ingenuity but to human reach, suggesting that our ancestors moved through landscapes we had not thought to look for them in. The discovery is a reminder that the map of human history is still being drawn, and that silence in the record is not always the same as absence from the earth.