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With archaic humans, culture changed very slowly.
Modern humans probably exterminated the world's other archaic humans, the Neanderthals in Europe.
All of them have the typically massive bodies of archaic humans.
Archaic humans like Homo erectus "spread like many other mammals in the Old World," Pääbo told me.
The modern humans "replaced" the archaic humans, which is a nice way of saying they drove them into extinction.
As they moved north and east, modern humans encountered Neanderthals and other so-called "archaic humans," who already inhabited those regions.
This research, in short, establishes the validity of a technique that could prove widely useful in understanding the developmental differences between the various types of archaic humans.
A fossilised little finger discovered in a cave in the mountains of southern Siberia belonged to a young girl from an unknown group of archaic humans, scientists say.
We don't have much evidence that the Neanderthals or other archaic humans ever led to an extinction of a species of mammal or anything else.
A gradual emergence of the Neanderthals from earlier regional populations of archaic humans can be inferred, probably across their entire geographic range.
Neanderthals were a population of archaic humans, now extinct, whose ancestors diverged between 440,000 and 270,000 years ago from the family tree leading to modern humans.
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