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Anthropology

DFW

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2. Great research!

Reply to Judi Lynn (Original post)

Wed Sep 25, 2024, 02:57 AM

Sep 2024

And it makes way more sense. The “sudden revolution” theory, considering the small nomadic groups/small villages (if there even were settlements 69,000 years ago that could be so described!), and how spread out they must have been, was hard to swallow, especially when taking into consideration how slow email was in those days.

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A Prehistoric Tool Discovery May Have Just Rewritten Human History [View all] Judi Lynn Sep 2024 OP

Interesting stuff jfz9580m Sep 2024 #1

Great research! DFW Sep 2024 #2

Oh yeah, so true. I thought we'd never evolve from the "dial-up" age. jaxexpat Sep 2024 #5

Interesting, but still over the top "science" reporting . . . SarcasticSatyr Sep 2024 #3

In my best Spock voice: Fascinating. yonder Sep 2024 #4

Fascinating to read and to think about. calimary Sep 2024 #6