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The First Humans in the Land of Israel
A skull found at Mount Carmel has changed scientists’ understanding of when Homo sapiens left the African continent.
In 2018, a pair of Israeli scientists published the results of their excavation of the Misliya cave at Mount Carmel, where they had found a skull belonging to a human who lived between 150,000 and 200,000 years ago. The discovery suggested that Homo sapiens not only developed earlier than generally assumed, but also left Africa sooner. In their subsequent research into other fossils found in the same cave, the scientists have concluded that these humans arrived during the Ice Age. Amanda Borschel-Dan writes:
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The First Humans in the Land of Israel
A skull found at Mount Carmel has changed scientists’ understanding of when Homo sapiens left the African continent.