Digs reveal deeper roots of modern man across the world
Archaeologists push back the birth of modern humans across East Africa China and the Americas with finds in Tanzania Syria Thailand and Mexico. New datings suggest Homo sapiens emerged earlier and that civilizations may have developed sooner and in more places than once thought.
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