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Originally Posted by willravel
Well Homo Sapiens showed up around 200,000 years ago, but you're right in that fossil evidence only has samples of humans there dating back 67,000 years. I stil have a strong suspicion that humans were there long before then, but it's not really relevant.
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Actually its mitochondrial evidence that put the earliest possible in the area around 60,000, haplogroup B. Now maybe their were humans there prior but for that to be true, all of those humans have died out and have no living descendants on the planet, at least not unless they lived there, all went to Africa and then left again.