According to archaeologists, was found in Taiwan jaw does not belong to any known human subspecies.
Taiwanese fisherman caught a human jaw bone caused a lot of controversy among archaeologists.
She was much more than ever previously detected similar fragments of the human skeleton. According to the findings of scientists, in ancient times, there were unknown subspecies of humans that went extinct for unknown reasons.
According to archaeologists, was found in Taiwan jaw does not belong to any known human subspecies. Bone width is about 21 mm compared to the same 14-mm remains of homosapiens. The age of the finds ranges from 10 to 200 thousand years. According to the preliminary findings of scientists, an unknown subspecies of humans went extinct about 55 thousand years ago, before the advent in this area homosapiens.
It is noteworthy that recently discovered in Siberia the remains of the “Denisovsky man” also do not belong to a subspecies of humans. This confirms that among our ancient ancestors existed and other types of homosapiens who disappeared for unclear reasons.
