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Middle Paleolithic History Timeline

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1. Modern humans spread from Africa to the Near East; age of Haplogroup B (mtDNA) In the next millennia - these human group's descendants move on to southernIndia - the Malay islands - Australia - Japan - China - Siberia - Alaska - and the northwestern






2. Time of Y-chromosomal Adam






3. Time of Y-chromosomal Adam






4. Time of mitochondrial Eve






5. Paleolithic flutes in Europe






6. Peak of the Eemian Stage interglacial






7. Out of Africa migration of modern humans; approximate age of Haplogroup N (mtDNA) - Haplogroup C (mtDNA) and Haplogroup A (mtDNA)






8. Earliest estimate for the domestication of dogs






9. Toba Volcano supereruption.






10. Appearance of Homo sapiens in Africa






11. Appearance of Homo sapiens in Africa






12. Denisova hominin lives in the Altai Mountains






13. Peak of the Eemian Stage interglacial






14. Time of mitochondrial Eve






15. Toba Volcano supereruption.






16. Denisova hominin lives in the Altai Mountains






17. Out of Africa migration of modern humans; approximate age of Haplogroup N (mtDNA) - Haplogroup C (mtDNA) and Haplogroup A (mtDNA)






18. Modern humans spread from Africa to the Near East; age of Haplogroup B (mtDNA) In the next millennia - these human group's descendants move on to southernIndia - the Malay islands - Australia - Japan - China - Siberia - Alaska - and the northwestern






19. Paleolithic flutes in Europe






20. Earliest estimate for the domestication of dogs