Oldest human fossils discovered

All might find this article of interest:June 11 Scientists have unearthed three 160,000-year-old human skulls in Ethiopia that are the oldest known and best-preserved fossils of modern humans’ immediate predecessors. The nearly complete skulls of an adult male and a child and the partial skull of a second adult appear to represent a crucial stage of human evolution when the facial features of modern humans arose...more:
MSNBC News - Breaking News and News Today | Latest Newswr/Genops: the information can also be found in the journal "Nature"

”Factual errors and distortions’ about early humans? Old-Earth Creationism | Answers in Genesis

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Old topic (2003)Another link to this information is
http://www.berkeley.edu/.../releases/2003/06/11_idaltu.shtmlJust a nit-pik point -- these are not the oldest human fossils but they (were) the oldest Homo sapiens fossils (at that time).Fossils of Homo erectus are also considered "human" (Homo) and date older than these fossils.These fossils being fully Homo sapiens fossils means that nO_JeZeBeL's bare link paste is completely irrelevant to the issue of this topic, a point that seems to demonstrate that nO_JeZeBeL is not really looking at the material involved, possibly not understanding it (actual arguments from nO_JeZeBeL have yet to be made that would allow one to assess this).Enjoy.

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Hi RAZD, If Homo erectus are human, then archaic Homo sapiens are too. I believe anything in the genus "Homo" is considered "man", or human.Mark

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