Evidence from the Israeli sites of Skh?ūl and Qafzeh suggests that AMHs evolved from archaic H.sapiens populations in the region long before the Neandertals died out in Europe.

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The evidence from the Israeli sites of Skhūl and Qafzeh supports the theory that AMHs evolved from archaic H. sapiens populations in the Levant region, where Skhūl and Qafzeh are located, as early as 100,000 years ago. This was long before the Neandertals died out in Europe around 40,000 years ago.

Evidence from the Israeli Sites of Skh?ūl and Qafzeh Suggests