Did Homo Sapiens Really Start in One Place? New Discoveries Rewrite Our Origins

How did Homo sapiens truly evolve and spread across the globe?
New discoveries challenge the idea of a single-origin story in Africa, with findings like the ancient skulls from Apidima, Greece (210,000 years old), and the oldest-known Homo sapiens remains in Jebel Irhoud, Morocco, dating back as far as 340,000 years. The evolving evidence suggests a pan-African origin, with early humans dispersing and interbreeding across vast distances—from Europe to Asia. In this video, we explore how genetic links between Neanderthals, Denisovans, and ancient Homo sapiens challenge long-held beliefs, and reveal the complex web of interactions that define our ancestry.

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