Archaeologists have made a discovery of a 5,500-year-old shoe that is perfectly preserved in a cave in Armenia, located

Archaeologists have made a discovery of a 5,500-year-old shoe that is perfectly preserved in a cave in Armenia, located in southwest Asia. This shoe is believed to be the oldest leather shoe ever found. It was crafted from a single piece of leather, with stitching at both the front and back, and designed to fit the wearer"s foot. The shoe was also found to be filled with grass, possibly for insulation or to maintain its shape. According to Dr. Ron Pinhasi, an archaeologist involved in the research, the shoe"s small size makes it difficult to determine whether it was worn by a man or a woman. Initially, the shoe was mistakenly estimated to be around 600-700 years old.