The Banyoles jaw could be from the first ‘sapiens’ in Europe
A new study suggests that the Girona fossil could be the oldest skeletal remains in Europe attributed to an anatomically modern humanThe hypothesis, published this Wednesday, will have to be confirmed with genetic studies The banyoles jaw (Girona) belonged to a 'Homo sapiens' that inhabited this area of the Iberian Peninsula between 45,000 and 65,000 years ago, which makes it the Oldest skeletal remains in Europe attributed to the UN anatomically modern human. This was determined by a published this Wednesday in the scientific magazine 'Journal of Human Evolution', in which North American and Spanish scientific studies have contributed. As…