A discovery of 47 human teeth from the Fuyan Cave in the Chinese province of Hunan indicates that anatomically modern Homo sapiens were present in southern Asia at least 80,000 years ago – well before the species came to Europe. Upper (left) and lower teeth of anatomically modern Homo sapiens from the Fuyan Cave. Image credit: Wu Liu et al. The discovery was announced in the journal Nature on October 14, 2015. “This is a milestone discovery...
