Experts Unearthed A 3 8 Million Year Old Skull That May Change The Face Of Human History

The recent discovery of a 3.8 million-year-old skull by experts has the potential to revolutionize our understanding of human history.
The origins of the human race have fascinated our brightest minds for countless centuries. Through archaeological digs, experts have pieced together an understanding of our evolution from apes to Homo sapiens. And though there still remain unfilled gaps in our collective knowledge, a new discovery could hold the missing link to humanity’s ascent – and provide new light on how we all came to be.
Paleontological breakthrough
Shaping human origins
Fossilized skull
Evolutionary milestone
Unraveling human ancestry
Revolutionary findings
Ancient human remains
Human evolution exploration
Changing the narrative
Groundbreaking research
Prehistoric anthropology
Scientific implications
Rewriting history
Captivating archaeological findings
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[scloftin]

Overlapped, interbred, and eventually become something new. I love that we rediscover things we think we've classified and then find out that maybe the whole story is more intricate.

[williammartin]

DNA has been passed down from our mothers and fathers for thousands and millions of years.
If we have hominoid ancestors from 38 million years ago and the average generation is 20 years then that is 1, 900, 000 generations that we may be descended from. We are from very long lines of male and female DNA. Imagine a line of 1.9 million people that unfailingly made new babies and here we are today. Related to a long line of females and a separate long line of males. Our lineage has always lived by eating, drinking, breathing, making babies, and caring for them so they can make new babies. Honor them for the wide range of nourishing foods that they ate for our survival to this day. It is most likely that every living creature or microorganism alive today has ancestry going back for billions of years. Billions of years on this globe spinning at 1037.54 miles per hour, moving around the Sun at 66, 000 m.p.h., which moves around the galaxy at 230 kilometers per second. If it takes 265 million years for one lap around the galaxy, in 38 million years ago we have only went 1/7 of the way around the galaxy. Life is quite resilient.

[lawerancelanham]

If you cannot read coherently by yourself and have to use AI... DO NOT MAKE A VIDEO

[doctorandusB]

2 species? Really? William Kimble seems more cautious (and therefore more scientist) than the scientists coming to the rather unfounded conclusions of this narrative.

[tonycamplin]

Most humanoid species overlapped each other in time and one didn't evolve into another.

[Prfdt]

Don't need an anthropologist to see what's obvious.

[TheBcambron]

Ogres, trolls, gnomes, dwarves, elves, pixies, faeries...

[twstvan]

Hahahaha, more goofy theory of evolutionist logic which is nonsense.

[drewclarke]

to the narrator...NE ANN DRATHAL not neendrathal...just sayin....

[royrice]

Always question the dating…..always. 🕣🕞🕝🕘🕗🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔