French teen finds 560,000 year-old tooth (Update)

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[Red Badger]

Must have been British...............

[Red Badger]

PinGGG!................The tooth, the whole tooth and nuthin’ but the tooth!...............

[rightwingcrazy]

“Must have been British............... “

Then you’d have to question its antiquity.

[Red Badger]

Ancestral................

[G Larry]

I have yet to move into a house surrounded by “new dirt”.

Why is the mammal expected to be within 1,000 years of the age of the dirt?

[Red Badger]

Maybe it’s older than dirt?..............

[Red Badger]

I have yet to move into a house surrounded by “new dirt”.

All new homes here have 'new dirt' because the foundations have to be elevated a certain height above the street level, so they have to haul in truckloads of dirt from somewhere.......

[mbarker12474]

Definitely British.

[Jan_Sobieski]

Nebraska Man? ...nonsense...

[Cyman]

It was tied to a string and a dooorknob

[Popman]

I for one don't buy into the timeline of man...

I find it difficult to believe a tooth or bones can sit in the ground for a 560,000 years...204,400,000 days...

I don't necessarily buy into the 10,000 creationist theory either...

Somewhere in the middle is the truth...

[G Larry]

Mustta got it at the “New Dirt Store”.....

New location is different from new dirt.

[Red Badger]

Ever try to buy ‘used dirt’?......................

[G Larry]

This is clearly one of the more intellectual threads on FR today.

....and we’re not even tokin’

[brivette]

exactly!

[Vendome]

Very incisor article....

[brivette]

it’s a token thread.

[Red Badger]

One you can really sink your teeth in to..................

[Red Badger]

Speak for yourself..........what?.............

[catnipman]

I bet it got accidentally dropped by the tooth fairy when she was flying back to never-never land after a hard night’s work.