Ancient human remains refer to the preserved physical remains of humans who lived in the past. These remains can include bones, teeth, and sometimes soft tissues, providing valuable information about early human life, health, and culture. Archaeologists study these remains to learn about ancient populations, their diets, and their living conditions. The analysis of ancient human remains often involves techniques like radiocarbon dating, which helps determine the age of the remains. Additionally, DNA analysis can reveal genetic relationships and migration patterns among ancient populations, contributing to our understanding of human evolution and history, including connections to modern humans.