The discovery of ancient Neanderthal-like fossils in Israel might add a new branch to the human family tree. The discovery of ancient Neanderthal-like fossils in Israel might add a new branch to the human family tree. Bones found in an Israeli quarry are from a part of the transformative human tree and are 120,000 to 140,000 years of age, researchers announced Thursday. Numerous researchers accept that the appearance of homo sapiens in Europe augured the decrease of Neanderthals there. The discoveries add to investigate showing that homo sapiens and Neanderthal-like gatherings covered in the Middle East throughout a lot of time, presumably a considerable number of years.

Source: The North Africa Journal June 26, 2021 08:15 UTC