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A Young Person’s 200,000-Year-Old Skull Fragment Suggests Diverse Human Populations in Ancient Spain

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A Young Person’s 200,000-Year-Old Skull Fragment Suggests Diverse Human Populations in Ancient Spain

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Learn how a skull fragment from inland Spain is adding to evidence that human evolution in Europe followed no single path.

First report: Ancient face-down skull found in burial economictimes.indiatimes.com, 13d

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