Scientists say they have found the earliest known evidence of human existence outside Africa. Stone tools found in China suggest that primitive people (or close relatives) were in the area as early as 2.12 million years ago. November. 2018 г.
Where is the earliest evidence of non-African Hominini?
The oldest known evidence of non-African Hominini comes from the ruins of Dmanisi in the Republic of Georgia. It is one of the most prolific fossil human remains in recent years. Dmanisi fossils are about 1.85 million to 1.75 million years old.
Who was the first Hominini outside Africa?
Homo ergaster (or Homo erectus in Africa) may have been the first human being to leave Africa. Fossil debris indicates that this species had expanded its reach to southern Eurasia by 1.75 million years ago. 2020
When was the earliest clear evidence of the Hominini outside Africa?
The earliest known Hominini outside of Africa dates back nearly two million years. A 2018 study claims that evidence of human presence in Xiangcheng, central China, is as early as 2.12 Ma, based on the lowest magnetostratigraphic dating, including stone relics.
Where did you find the earliest evidence of the Hominini?
Coincidentally, in 1891, the first truly ancient relics of the hominid family (fossilized skulls and teeth over 500,000 years old) were discovered on the island of Java in Asia.
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