Scientists may have finally pinpointed humanity's ancestral hometown
submitted over 6 years ago by tyger
submitted over 6 years ago by tyger
- A team of scientists believe they have identified humanity's ancestral homeland in Northeast Botswana, south of the Zambezi river, where modern humans thrived for about 70,000 years before climate shifts prompted migration.
- Genetic analysis, climate data, and archaeological evidence support this theory, suggesting that early humans lived in a wetland area that resembled the Okavango delta before moving out due to changing environmental conditions.
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