“In the late 80s there were the first results of anatomically modern humans in Israel at about 100,000 years. “When modern humans come to Europe they didn’t bury the dead. So there are only two or three fossils that document the arrival of modern humans in Europe some 45,000 ago. That’s why our understanding of human evolution is very patchy because we find so few human remains. “We now have to rethink a number of principles within human evolution.