NEW evidence has scientists to believe there was an unknown super cold ice age event that wiped out the first humans earlier than the widely known ice age. Marine sediment was sampled from the ocean floor off the coast of Portugal and showed there was an abrupt ice age period 1.15million years ago. GettyThe newly found evidence gives good reason to believe an unknown ice age period wiped out the first humans[/caption] GettyHomo erectus is believed to be the first species of human to exist on Earth and their extinction has been somewhat unclear[/caption] The findings were written in a study published in Science on August 11. Homo erectus is believed to be the first species of h
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