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Omo 1 was discovered in 1967, but scientists didn’t realize he was 195,000 years old.
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Jon Erlandson believes the first Americans came by boat as early as 16,000 years ago.
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In the early days of our species, different groups must have been connected in some way.
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In 2010 geneticists managed to crack the genetic code of a Neanderthal.
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Neanderthal used lissoir tools in ways similar to contemporary leather workers.
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Oase-1 is the oldest definitively modern human found anywhere in Europe.
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A sense of connectedness is still engrained within Aboriginal culture.
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Archaeology tells us that humans were present in Australia at least 40,000 years ago.
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Archaeologist Jeff Rose pieces together the route taken by the first people out of Africa.
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Eva of Naharon dates 5,000 years before homo sapiens were thought to have enter America.
