Oase

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Oase is the newfound skull thought to be from sometime in the first 5,000 years of human habitation of Europe. It was found in a cave in southwestern Romania, with other human samples from the time. The skull has the same proportions as modern human craniums and has other features that are non-Neanderthal.^[1]

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