Fossils of 300,000 years old reveal the unexpected origins of humanity

Scientists have successfully unearthed the oldest ancient fossils on Earth in Morocco, helping to bring new discoveries to the origins of humanity.

The successfully excavated human skeletons are believed to be about 300,000 years old. This shows that people have lived all over Africa at the beginning of humanity, Anh Express quoted researchers as saying.

The skull of the world's most modern human fossil.(Photo: CNN).

Mr. Jean-Jacques Hublin of Germany's Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology commented: "We used to think that the cradle of humanity was in East Africa 200,000 years ago. But new data revealed to us. that ancient people (Homo sapien) lived throughout the whole continent of Africa some 300,000 years ago, before the dispersion of ancient people out of Africa, there was a dispersion right in the continent. this place ".

Hubris scientist is searching for ancient fossils.

The discovery of an ancient human fossil 300,000 years ago was published in the context of many years, scientists believe that humans originated in East Africa some 195,000 years ago.

Fossil samples in Morocco were found between 2007-2011, including skull and jaw meetings, along with stone tools.

Compared to other fossils found decades ago, the newly discovered fossil collection in Morocco is believed to belong to at least 5 people, including a young adult, a young man. and a baby about 8 years old.

Scientists are trying to unearth more fossils of 300,000 years old.

Geographer Daniel Richter, who worked at the Max Planck Institute, emphasized that these fossils represent the ancient people without their intellect and their head shape has no common "spheres" like those of humans. modern day.