Oldest leather shoe steps out after 5,500 years!!

I saw that in the paper. Pretty incredible that such a thing would still be around after all this time!

Wow, I can't believe there is a shoes age 5,500 years? It's amazing! Too durable because it endure until this days even the climate change anytime. I think it needs to preserve this items so that the next generation will still see the oldest shoes in the world.

the oldest as long as we don't find something older....archeology is very funny with discoveries...we never know when the next discovery change the way we look at the history. I wanted to work as an archeologist when younger.....and I always enjoy looking at new discoveries...

Hi Cream, Oh I love all of this, I found a fossil recently that was millions of years old, in fact they look quite fashoinable as well as practicle. Huggles. Ellie :D

Wow, that is pretty amazing. I could not imagine having to make my own shoes and wear something like that. They did not look anywhere near as comfortable as my Nike shoes!

Wow,this is great,see how intellectual people was centuries ago. And thanks for sharing this information. I could just imagine how people love shoes even before

That was a very interesting article! I can't believe they even had leather straps to hold it on. Seeing it wasn't tossed aside or thrown outside the cave, maybe this was the first slipper ever made, and was only worn inside the cave, lol! Who knows! Plus, they even cushioned it with grass, amazing to me. Great information, Thanks!

404 page error.. That page does not work for me.. haha =D I guess without seeing it, i can imagine how hard their life is.. IMagine when there are not much technology and invention back then, everything is mostly hand made or a matter of getting used to it, over time.. haha =D UNlike us now, so pampered, having so much of an easier life.. haha

hahaha, i really surprised this news is really super to me,thanks for informative

Wow it is just unbelieveable, seems they were more intelligent than us, the straps, the cushion effect.. Thanks for sharing. Welcome always. Cheers. Professor