Women from Nandarter, who lived in the Siberian mountains some 54 000 years ago, reportedly left their communities to find partners in other cultures, while men stayed in their own regions, according to a recent study.
Approximately 60% or more of the females that resided in the caves “Tasjskaya” and “Alaglnikov” in the “Altai” mountains of Siberia, Russia, according to DNA study, departed the area to join partners in other areas.
According to the study published in the Nature Scientific magazine, Dr.
The study, according to Benjamin Peter of the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Germany, gives a clear picture of the probable structure of the Nandaral group.
Primitive humans now seem more human to me, thanks to the findings, adds Dr. Peter.
Between 400 000 and 40 000 years ago, Neanderthals inhabited Central Asia, South Western Asia, and all of Europe.
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