Digital reconstruction of a crushed skull from an ancient human could rewrite the timeline of human evolution, according to researchers.

An ancient skull found in China has pushed back the timeline of human evolution by 400,000 years, revealing a new branch in our lineage.

A reconstruction of a one-million-year-old skull suggested that our species started to emerge hundreds of thousands of years ...

A million-year-old human skull discovered in China implies that our species, Homo sapiens, emerged at least half a million ...

Scientists say the Yunxian 2 skull shows humans split into distinct groups over a million years ago, far earlier than believed.

The findings suggest Homo sapiens could have begun to emerge over 1 million years ago, much earlier than previously believed.

A reanalysis of a million-year-old skull from China suggests Homo sapiens may have emerged far earlier than previously ...

The Yunxian 2 skull from Hubei links Denisovans and Dragon Man, suggesting a complex human split in East Asia over 1 million ...

An ancient skull unearthed in China may push back the origins of our species by half a million years, challenging long-held beliefs about when—and with whom—early humans roamed the Earth, reports the ...

Homo sapiens may have split off from ancestor species in Asia around a million years ago, rather than in Africa 600,000 years ...

The skull, called Yunxian 2, appears to be that of a man possibly 30 to 40 years old, according to paleoanthropologist Xijun Ni of Fudan University and the Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and ...

An ancient skull, warped and damaged by the ravages of time and degradation, may have just altered our understanding of the ...