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Researchers from the Czech Academy of Sciences and Aarhus University used an innovative dating method with cosmogenic nuclides to calculate the age of the burial area where primitive stone tools were discovered in Korolevo , Ukraine .
The researchers found that the earliest human presence in Europe at around 1.4 million years ago , is located at a site known as Korolev .
The tools are too primitive to be the work of either modern humans, Homo sapiens, or Neanderthals.
The timing coincides with the suggested split in the Neanderthal and Denisovan lineages.
Other studies have speculated that there probably exists an archaic species known not from fossils, but from DNA found in the basal sediments of the Denisova cave in the Altai mountains, Russia .
Who these ancient travellers were will unfortunately remain, still a mystery!.
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