DNA Proves Neanderthals Didn’t Originate in Europe
Автор: Hidden Strata
Загружено: 2026-01-23
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For more than a century, Neanderthals were thought to be Europe’s original inhabitants — a species that evolved locally and remained isolated until modern humans arrived.
But ancient DNA is rewriting that story.
Genetic evidence extracted from Neanderthal fossils across Europe and Asia reveals a far more complex origin. Rather than emerging solely in Europe, the earliest Neanderthals appear to carry genetic signatures linked to populations further east, possibly Central or East Asia, before expanding westward during the Ice Age.
By analysing mitochondrial and nuclear DNA from sites ranging from Spain to Siberia, scientists have uncovered evidence for multiple migrations, interbreeding events, and population replacements spanning hundreds of thousands of years.
This documentary breaks down what the DNA actually shows, why it challenges long-standing assumptions, and how Neanderthal origins are now understood as a network of movements across Ice Age Eurasia — not a single point on a European map.
This is not speculation.
It’s genetics rewriting human evolution.
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