Mideast skull find sheds light on human ancestors' trek

AFP English 2015-01-29

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A 55,000-year-old partial skull found in the Middle East gives clues to when our ancestors left their African homeland, and strengthens theories that they co-habited with Neanderthals. Duration: 00:54

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