Homo Erectus Jawbone: Earliest Evidence Outside Africa

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H. erectus evolved around 2 million years ago in Africa.
H. erectus was the first human ancestor to leave Africa. H. erectus explored‍ parts of Europe, Asia, ⁣and Oceania.
The earliest fossil evidence of this journey comes from the site of Dmanisi, which is near orozmani.
⁣ The Dmanisi skeletons are now generally considered the earliest known H. erectus individuals in⁣ Eurasia.
The ⁤earliest hominins to leave Africa (found at Dmanisi) were considerably ⁣shorter and had smaller brains than Homo sapiens.