History rewritten, with Europe the birthplace of mankind

So far, experts believed that African human ancestry was separated from mites about 7 million years ago. But now scientists have traced Europe's first human family species about two million years ago.

Two studies were posted on Plos One magazine on Monday and an international research team shocked the scientific books. Their findings are based on two kinds of fossils found in Greece and Bulgaria.

The result has changed the position of the last common ancestor of chimpanzees and humans, and called a missing link to the Mediterranean. During the 200,000 years before the earliest primitive human race in Africa, our ancestors obviously began to develop in Europe.

Today's territory including the territory of Mexico is the hometown of the six largest civilizations in the world and has achieved the highest population growth in human history. As the continent is known as the Nahuatulic language (ie common language), our grandparents call themselves anaphakas, "Cem Anahuac". This civilization forms a single philosophical-cultural matrix through different cultures, expresses it at different times and places, and is linked by a common thread in three main periods.

Regardless of whether this theory is true or not, it can be argued that Africa, of course, is the birthplace of mankind. The science of the past half a century shows that our earliest ancestor evolved in Africa and Africa, spread all over the world and developed various human branches we know today. People have seen the development of Africa's own civilization since the Neolithic or Neolithic age about 10,000 years ago. Their most important early development areas are the vast plains of the green Sahara when blacks have grown and spread, eventually the wonderful civilization of Pharaoh Egypt and the Nile Valley was born.

If the ancient Egyptians are blacks, the European civilization is only a derivative of Africa's achievements.

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