lahvides
Lahvides are a prehistoric human species that lived on the island of New Guinea, in the region now known as Indonesia and Papua New Guinea. The name "Lahvides" is derived from the local name for the species in some of the languages spoken in the region.
Fossils of lahvides were first discovered in the 1930s during excavations in the Koitiabwe delta, which is
The lahvides were a type of archaic human that lived at the same time as early Homo
Research on the lahvides has provided valuable insights into the evolutionary history of the human species.
The discovery of the lahvides has also opened up new questions about the migration and dispersal of