Elena Ivanova / Richard Peter Wade / Tatiana Dmitrieva
This book tells us that the first people appeared in Africa, Yakutia, Altai, Siberia and not only. A review of modern concepts of the origin of life and man on Earth is presented. It is shown that new anthropological and paleontological discoveries have significantly changed the prevailing ideas about anthropogenesis and showed the fallacy of our ideas about the human race. It is shown that the ancestors of modern man were not only Neanderthals, but also other recently discovered human species: 'Floresian' and 'Denisian', who lived simultaneously with Homo Sapiens in space and in time.The book was written thanks to my friend Sir Prof.Richard Peter Wade. He is a talented scientist and a wonderful friend. Writing the book was conceived a long time ago, even when I lived in the Krasnogorsk city district in the village of Gavrilkovo. The book will be interesting for a wide range of readers.
