How Did The Denisovans Get To Asia?

How did the Denisovans, an ancient kind of human, come to Asia is one of the top 10 Stone Age Mysteries that researchers continue to puzzle over. The Denisovans are thought to have existed roughly 50,000 years ago during the Paleolithic Era. Scientists have yet to address the question of how this species got to Asia, despite the fact that humans are thought to have developed in Africa.

According to research, the Denisovans may have journeyed via South East Asia before settling in India and Tibet. While some scientists believe the Denisovans traversed a land bridge from Siberia to India, others suggest that the land bridge was only open for a short period of time.

The ten Stone Age Mysteries surrounding the Denisovan migration remain unanswered. Recent discoveries, such as old remains and artifacts, have thrown more information on these ancient humans' lifestyle, although many specifics of their life and voyage remain unknown. Scientists anticipate that future research into ancient DNA will reveal more information about how these ancient humans dispersed over the world.

Date: Early to Middle Paleolithic period
Location: all over Asia