125,000 Year-Old Artwork Found in China Likely Belonged to Denisovans

Two 150,000 year-old bone fragments decorated with ochre-filled engravings were discovered in the central plains of China, and archaeologists suspect they were the work of the Denisovans - a recently-discovered cousin of our species, homo Sapiens. The Jindo takes a look at the discovery, discusses how it impacts our current understanding of the peopling of the world, and explains the various theories springing up as a result of this discovery (and others like it).

Article: https://www.iflscience.com/plants-and-animals/125000yearold-bone-engravings-may-be-oldest-ever-example-of-denisovan-art/

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