Add to ORKGThe present paper reviews one of the most interesting research issues of Paleoanthroplogy, the early human migration from their original homeland Africa to Eurasia. We discuss various evidences of human presence outsie Africa and we shall seek for the answers for the questions like by whom, when and where the first wave of migration “Out of Africa ” happened. Here, we combine both Paleoanthropological and Prehistoric Archaeological evidences for understanding the first “Out of Africa ” scenario in a conceptual ground
The out of Africa hypothesis (OOAH) has been a mainstay in the discussion of human evolution since i...
International audienceTo date, the earliest modern human fossils found outside of Africa are dated t...
The substantiality of the Out of Africa hypothesis was addressed in the light of recent genomic anal...
The African origin of our species has essentially been accepted as a scientific fact, but evolutiona...
Item does not contain fulltextThe African origin of our species has essentially been accepted as a s...
During the last decade a growing amount of evidence has focused the attention of paleoanthropologist...
Recent paleoanthropological evidence from the early Pleistocene site of Dmanisi in Georgia has revea...
Our understanding of the emergence and dispersal of the earliest tool-making hominins has been revol...
One of the most controversial issues in paleoanthropology is still the question of why and when our ...
AbstractCurrent discussions generally focus on “when” the first ‘Out of Africa’ hominin settlements ...
Current fossil, genetic, and archeological data indicate that Homo sapiens originated in Africa in t...
Context: Africa’s role in the narrative of human evolution is indisputably emphasised in the emergen...
Analysis of two fossils from a Greek cave has shed light on early hominins in Eurasia. One fossil is...
Unraveling the first migrations of anatomically modern humans out of Africa has invoked great intere...
Traditional theory holds that Homo sapiens’ first moved Out of Africa into Eurasia along coastal rou...
The out of Africa hypothesis (OOAH) has been a mainstay in the discussion of human evolution since i...
International audienceTo date, the earliest modern human fossils found outside of Africa are dated t...
The substantiality of the Out of Africa hypothesis was addressed in the light of recent genomic anal...
The African origin of our species has essentially been accepted as a scientific fact, but evolutiona...
Item does not contain fulltextThe African origin of our species has essentially been accepted as a s...
During the last decade a growing amount of evidence has focused the attention of paleoanthropologist...
Recent paleoanthropological evidence from the early Pleistocene site of Dmanisi in Georgia has revea...
Our understanding of the emergence and dispersal of the earliest tool-making hominins has been revol...
One of the most controversial issues in paleoanthropology is still the question of why and when our ...
AbstractCurrent discussions generally focus on “when” the first ‘Out of Africa’ hominin settlements ...
Current fossil, genetic, and archeological data indicate that Homo sapiens originated in Africa in t...
Context: Africa’s role in the narrative of human evolution is indisputably emphasised in the emergen...
Analysis of two fossils from a Greek cave has shed light on early hominins in Eurasia. One fossil is...
Unraveling the first migrations of anatomically modern humans out of Africa has invoked great intere...
Traditional theory holds that Homo sapiens’ first moved Out of Africa into Eurasia along coastal rou...
The out of Africa hypothesis (OOAH) has been a mainstay in the discussion of human evolution since i...
International audienceTo date, the earliest modern human fossils found outside of Africa are dated t...
The substantiality of the Out of Africa hypothesis was addressed in the light of recent genomic anal...