Birthplace of Mankind

Pre-human 7.2 Million-Year-Old Remains Found: Study Reveals Europe Being Birthplace Of Mankind

Medicine & Technology May 25, 2017

The theory which states that Africa is the birthplace of mankind has been proved wrong in a new research discovery. Pre-human remains have been found in Europe, which is approx. 7.2 million years old.

Birthplace of Mankind

Pre-human 7.2 Million-Year-Old Remains Found: Study Reveals Europe Being Birthplace Of Mankind

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