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Remains from Chad desert provoke rancorous dispute over whether species was earliest to walk upright

Here are Denisovan facts about their discovery, where and when they lived and what we know about their appearance, genetics and culture.

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Stone tools found in Fordwich in Canterbury may have been made by an early human called Homo heidelbergensis

The find helps explain why ancient Denisovan genes are found in people who live in the region today.

We know that because indigenous Papuans and Australians carry their DNA – around 4% was bequeathed by a Denisovan ancestor.

Researchers in Laos have uncovered an ancient molar that may have belonged to a Denisovan girl who lived up to 164,000 years ago.

The ancient molar, found in the Cobra Cave in Laos, is thought to have belonged to a young, female Denisovan who died young for unknown reasons.

It is a weapon whose effectiveness was overtaken centuries ago by the gun and rifle. Yet the bow and arrow may deserve a prize place in the history of our species, say scientists. They believe archery could have been critical to Homo sapiens’ conquest of the planet, helping modern humans emerge from their African homeland tens of thousands of years ago. Early archers would have been able to kill their prey at a considerable distance while at the same time giving their diets a protein boost wit...