Scientists Reconstruct a Million-Year-Old Skull and Suggest It Could Rewrite Our Timeline of Human Evolution

Smithsonian Magazine·Sep 30

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A million-year-old skull has been reconstructed, potentially altering the timeline of human evolution. The skull, which may be from a human relative or ancestor, has been dated to around 3-4 million years old, although the exact age is not consistent across reports. The discovery, which was made in either an unspecified location or china, could impact our understanding of human origins.

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