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All of the earliest remains of proto-humans have been found in Africa. This leads to the conclusion that humanity evolved in Africa and then spread from there around the world.
your mom found the remains of Cuzco
The human remains look like skeletons which are made up of bones. The flesh usually decays and what remains are bones which are regarded as fossils.
We'll probably never know. All we could know is the age of the oldest Human or Neanderthal remains or artefacts found.
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I know for a fact that it was found on the Continent of Africa but I'm not sure which counrty in Africa. The oldest human remains were found in the Horn of Africa, Somilia.
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All of the earliest remains of proto-humans have been found in Africa. This leads to the conclusion that humanity evolved in Africa and then spread from there around the world.
100,000yrs old
Fossils of human and human-like remains have been found all over the world with no clear chronology. For instance, remains which are dated at one time are found with a more human brow and remains are dated much later with a less human brow, but another more human trait. The problem then is distinguishing the chronology of "earliest" at the same time that human-ness is debatable. A recent arcticle mentioned a "human" ancestor which was the size of a large dog and looked like an anteater. So, in the absence of continuous and complete fosil record, evolutionists are free to claim any definition of chronology and humanity which suits their individual research. That being said most experts agree that the first humans came out of Africa.PRIOR ANSWERAfrica
Not an easy question to answer, especially considering recent discoveries in Sima de los Huesos, Spain (400,000 year old DNA) and Dmanisi, Georgia (2 million year old fossils). These two finds represent the oldest remains, and are forcing archaeologists to redefine human.
Places where earliest human fossils are found
French geologist Maurice Taieb, American anthropologist Donald Johanson, British archaeologist Mary Leakey and French-born paleontologist Yves Coppens were the group of scientists that discovered Lucy, the first human fossil found in 1974 at Hadar, Ethiopia.
The earliest examples of intentionally mummified human remains were made by the Chinchorro. The oldest Chinchorro mummy found is around 7,060 years old.
The earliest pre-human skeleton ever found.
Africa. The earliest man has been found in Africa.