An ancient jawbone previously thought to have belonged to a Neanderthal may force a rethink on the history of modern humans in Europe.
Keeling and his colleagues undertook a thorough investigation of the bone using a process called three-dimensional geometric morphometric analysis. This is a non-invasive protocol that involves going over the shape of a bone in exhaustive detail, mapping its features and comparing them to other remains.
It seemed more consistent with the jawbones of our own branch of the family tree, except for one detail: the absent chin.compared to other archaic humans, this presented a problem. In addition, Banyoles also shared features with ancient hominins that inhabited Europe hundreds of thousands of years ago.from around 37,000 to 42,000 years ago whose remains were found in Romania. It's known for having Neanderthal features, but also has a chin.
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