[zeestephen]

Curiously, 45,000 years ago is almost the exact period of time that modern humans began to show up in Europe.

[dp0622]

Boy I remember the first time I migrated to Mongolia.

Seems like 45,000 years ago.

[Sacajaweau]

I had it pegged at 43,502 years ago

[Sacajaweau]

Can you say Grant Money?

[fieldmarshaldj]

*ping*

[exDemMom]

My guide when I visited Mongolia told me that human civilization originated in the Gobi desert in Mongolia.

[BitWielder1]

Wonder what they were running from.

[Seruzawa]

Lol! Anthropologists wrong again. I wonder how many non-mainstream anthropologits had their careers ruined over this. Like the ones who said that humans were in the Americas befor Clovis. Re

[Mariner]

“Curiously, 45,000 years ago is almost the exact period of time that modern humans began to show up in Europe.”

Great migrations of large human populations were happening 50,000 years before recorded/written history.

Whether following climate, game/resources, or motivated by the resident shaman, humans have been on the move.

Eventually, the tribes with superior organizational skills and/or methods produced better/smarter warriors and absorbed great numbers of peoples.

Then the War for Earth began, pitting Civilization against Civilization. And it continues to this day.

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

Seems that we have been moving around a lot longer than they believed.

[Grampa Dave]

Each day Native Americans, seem to be more impossible.

Are all of the so called NA tribes in American, travelers/visitors from other inhabited regions?