Israeli Scientists opinion about the First Human

Israeli archaeologists claim to have discovered the earliest evidence of modern human existence. If this is true, then it would change history, as well as theories about human origins.
The team from the University of Tel Aviv who dug a cave in central Israel, claimed to have found human teeth 400,000 years old - fits with the remains of Homo sapiens found in another Israel.

"It's exciting to reach this conclusion," said archaeologist Avi Gopher, whose team examined the teeth of the ancient use of X-ray and CT Scan.
 
However, he added, more research is needed to strengthen the claim, the. If it is proven, "it will change the picture of evolution."
 
Currently, the accepted scientific theory is that Homo sapiens originated in Africa and migrated out of the black continent. Gopher said if the fossil is related to the ancestors of modern humans, it could mean that modern humans originated from the area now called Israel.
 
Qesem prehistoric cave was discovered in 2000, and excavations began in 2004. Israeli researchers, Gopher, Ran Barkai and Hershkowitz published their study in American Journal of Physical Anthropology.Meanwhile, a prehistory of Cambridge University, Sir Paul Mellars said the findings obtained from Israel can be trusted and important - especially the discovery of fossils from this period include rare. However, it is still premature to say that what is found in Israel is right, the human fossil.
 
Based on the theory developed at this time, modern humans and Neanderthals came from a common ancestor who lived in Africa about 700,000 years ago.
 
One group was derived from a common ancestor and then migrated to Europe and evolved into the later extinct Neanderthal species. The other group remained in Africa and evolved into Homo sapiens - modern humans.
 
Mellars explained, teeth often become a reliable indicator in the field of archeology. He believes the team in Israel will find a skull and bones when they are digging deeper into