The 45,000-year-old Czech skull is the oldest human genome ever discovered
The 45,000-year-old Czech skull is the oldest human genome ever discovered April 7, 2021 by archyde According to one study, the oldest DNA found in human remains comes from a woman who lived in the Czech Republic 45,000 years ago. Analysis of her skull revealed that she was one of the first groups of Homo sapiens living in Eurasia after our tribe migrated from Africa. This woman, called zlato ku, is estimated to have fewer than six generations of Neanderthal ancestors in the past. This discovery confirms that humans were crossed with Neanderthals shortly after we first arrived in Europe 50,...
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