No, pal, YOU fail, because presented with facts, all you can think to do is bob, weave and quibble over words.
You asked for "ancient human remains" and the sites I linked gave both "ancient human" and "pre-human" remains from the past seven million years -- hundreds of sites, thousands of individuals, dozens of species or sub-species.
Scientists have their own ways to classify separate "species", "sub-species" or "breeds", and they do not really specify exactly where "pre-human" ends and "fully modern human" begins, so you can make your own distinctions.
For example, do you consider Neanderthals as homo sapiens, or some separate species?
In my opinion "fully modern human" begins with Adam, with farming and the first cities, but that's my religious opinion, not a biological differentiation. 