Evolution - The Hunters Who Came From Africa

<p><strong>49.500-</strong> China: fossil of the Man of Ordos with Mongoloid characteristics specifically in the dentition. America: impact of an asteroid in Odessa Texas United States.</p><p><strong>49.000</strong>- United States: an asteroid hits opening a one-kilometer crater in Barringer Arizona. In Spain Abric Romaní archaeological site: Neanderthal fossil remains bonfires and signs of cooking and consumption of horses and deer stone tools and evidence of wooden shelters inside the cave. Cueva del Sidrón Spain: fossil remains of several Neanderthal adults and children.</p><p> <strong>48.000</strong>- Caverna de los Aviones Spain: vestiges of Neanderthal personal adornments (dyed shells and snails). Anton Cave Spain: fossil remains of the Neanderthal decorations (shells and snails) and stone tools. France: chain eruption of the volcanoes of the Massif Central causing a great environmental disaster with great mortality of Neanderthals as well as fauna and flora.</p><p> <strong>47.000</strong>-America: In excavations in Mexico City near the pyramids samples of pollen identified as belonging to corn were found.</p><p> <strong>46.000</strong>- In Siberia Altai Mountains: Denisova Man a possible new species of Homo identified through DNA analysis of skeletal remains found in a stratum dating between 50000 to 30000 BC. Apparently this hominid may descend from Denisoviensis of the second migration from Africa in 89000 BC or from the early exodus of Homo Erectus. On the other hand everything seems to indicate that the Denisoviensis species evolved independently and dispersed widely in the past as they are genetically related to the current humans of Papua New Guinea (Papua New Guinea ethnic population) Australia (Australian aborigines and Torres Strait islanders) and Melanesia (Melanesians).</p><p> <strong>45.500</strong>- ...</p>