What is the oldest human race?

Answer 1

The Olympic games races that started in Athens

Answer 2

According to careful Biblical chronology the first man was created sometime in the fall around the year 4026 B.C.E or B.C. On the Western calendar it is the summer of 2010 meaning it has been 2009 years and some months since the beginning of the Common Era or as commonly called A.D. So therefore mankind has been on earth a little over 6,000 years or in the time frame of 6,035 years.

Answer 3

Last human fossil discovered, it has been believed to be the oldest one in Africa. Experts say that we all come from Africans, in my opinion simultaneously Africa, Asia, Europe and Indios started a human evolution and at some point started to expand and become all one race.

Answer 4

The oldest Human group appears to be the San Bushman of Africa. I think Haplogroup better explains ethnicity than race... which is based on skin color. Africa contains Haplogroup L0 thru L7 & some Africans from east Africa (the horn of Africa)are much closer to European haplogroups than to other Africans. North Africa & the Mid East contain a lot of Haplogroup M & N... the founding haplogroups for Europeans, Asians, Australians & Native Americans.

Answer 5

The Black Africans were the first branch of humanity to evolve, and as such we are all descendants from those first explorers who set foot outside of that harsh environment in search of an easier life, and then due to environmental considerations the variations in race we see now evolved gradually over perhaps 100,000 years, so the people of each race are suited to the environment they were born into, with the exception of white and black americans, white australians, and other people who left their ancesteral lands to live in a different part of the world, but evoultion will triumph and we will all look the same in about another 100,000 years

Answer 6

The Khoisan bushmen of the Kalahari have the most diverse mitochondrial and Y chromosome type, and they possess the highest frequency of the mt DNA and Y chromosome that everyone Else's is descended from. They are probably the closest to the founders of our species, they've certainly been around for the longest.

Answer 7

The most widely accepted view among current anthropologists is that Homo sapiens originated in the African savanna around 200,000 BP (Before Present), descending from Homo erectus, had inhabited Eurasia and Oceania by 40,000 BP, and finally inhabited the Americas approximately 10,000 years ago.

Answer 8

The question as written is meaningless, as all existing human populations are descended from a common ancestor and are therefore equally "old". A related, but subtly different question might be "Which extant human population diverged from the others first?". Significant controversy exists around this point, but various geneticists have suggested that the Koi/San of South Africa are the most likely candidate for this group.

Answer 9

human race

Answer 10

Since race is a social construction, I see no point to asking the question.