New discovery of human evolution

Scientists still think that Africa is the only cradle to study human evolution. However, the most recent discovery in Georgia has led scientists to identify Eurasia as a chapter in human evolution .

It was previously thought that human ancestors originated in Africa, but the discovery in Georgia gave a new hypothesis: whether human ancestors were from Africa migrating to this central Asian region or vice versa. again?

Archaeologists have discovered a number of human bones, jaw bones and limbs at a location near the capital, Tbilisi, and this shows that ancient humans migrated from Africa 1.8 years ago. million years, not just 1 million years as scientists think. Ancient human skeletons discovered in Georgia have been identified as the oldest human skeletons ever found outside Africa.

The skull from one of the five skeletons of ancient Homo was unearthed at Dmanisi in Georgia.They are the oldest people discovered outside Africa.(Photo: Georgian National Museum)

According to Professor David Lordkipanidze, director of the National Museum of Georgia, scientists have argued that humans migrated from Africa 1 million years ago and had sophisticated stone labor tools. Body anatomy shows that humans then have completely developed brains and a complete division of limbs like modern humans. But what has just been discovered in Georgia shows many things quite different.

The newly discovered skeleton shows that humans then had a brain of less than 40% of the brain of the class who migrated out of Africa 1 million years ago and only 1/3 of the modern human brain.

Professor Lordkipanidze argues that Georgia is the cradle of the first Europeans and what is seen from the skeletons found here shows that humans were only about 1.44 to 1.5 meters tall and they seemed to be who is able to run very well. /.