Nonneanderthal, non erectus, and dated between 500,000 years ago and 125,000 years ago. That was what I asked. I ask again. Another possibility is that his data are correct and the first arrival of Homo sapiens actually happened somewhat earlier than 500K years ago. Finding a specimen that dated somewhat older would not force any major reevaluation of the lineage of modern humans.
Further study is indicated.
In any case, since Neanderthals and modern humans are not members of the same line of descent, the dating of Neanderthal specimens would have no effect on the evolutionary descent of modern man.