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This incredible discovery tells a story of love that connects us all, 8,000 BC In 2018, scientists discovered a set of footprints that went on for 1.5 km as part of an excavation. These footprints were not made recently, but over 10,000 years ago.  Discovered in White Sands National Park in New Mexico, USA, 427 footprints were discovered. These prints are thought to have belonged to a young woman. However, a fascinating detail was discovered that the footprints sometimes varied in-depth. At various points of her journey, her right foot was sometimes deeper into the ground than her left foot and vice versa. It was then discovered that tiny footprints that are thought to have belonged to a three-year-old human were also found at some points alongside the woman's footprints. It is theorized that the uneven foot depth is due to the woman carrying her child.  The footprints, which date back to the late ice age along a dried-up lake, are not the only footprints discovered. Nearby, b...