London, Jul 12 (UNI) A partial skull found in Greece is the earliest evidence of the presence of modern humans (homo sapiens) outside of Africa, a team of researchers has announced.
According to an Euronews report, the researchers dated the skull to about 210,000 years old, which, if true, would make the skull about 150,000 years older than the oldest fossil of homo sapiens found in Europe.
Researchers from Germany, Greece, Australia and the UK published the study in the journal Nature.