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Human Migration

Homo Sapiens Out of Africa Theory Eurasia Hominin Dispersal Early Humans in Europe Archaeological Findings Neanderthals Genetic Exchange Neanderthal Interactions Ancient Civilizations Adaptation Pleistocene Era Europe European Prehistory Ecological Changes Denisovan Migration Cultural Practices Americas Archaeological Evidence Southeast Asia Neanderthal Migration Southern Africa Early Hominins Eurasian Steppe Population Structure Neanderthal Extinction Cultural Exchange Settlement Patterns Out-of-Africa Theory Neanderthal-Human Interaction

Neanderthals and Homo Sapiens Left Similar Tools and Shell Ornaments at Turkish Cave, Study Finds

Evidence from layered deposits at Üçağızlı II points to cultural transmission in the Levantine corridor and could reshape ideas about Early Eurasian populations.

Yunxian Homo Erectus Skulls Re-Dated to About 1.77 Million Years

Ancient DNA From Southern Africa Reveals Long-Isolated Homo Sapiens Lineage

140,000-Year-Old Skhul Child Shows Mixed Traits, Pointing to Early Human–Neanderthal Interbreeding

Humans Developed Ecological Flexibility in Africa Before Migrating Into Eurasia