[EveningStar]

ping

[muir_redwoods]

Carved stone empty beer cans?

[Pollster1]

The site also contained the cracked skulls of larger antelopes . . . "Scavengers like hyenas will consume all the rest of the carcass, but they'll leave the heads behind because they can't crack them open to extract the brains," Ferraro said. The team hypothesized that ancient human ancestors found the discarded heads in their landscape, and then cracked open the skulls to access the fatty, nutritious, energy-rich brains.

Ancient zombie ancestors?

[Jack Hammer]

I often feel I’m old enough to remember it first-hand.

[Sacajaweau]

That blows the old 200,000 years theory out of the water.

But wait....Perhaps there is millions in grant money to prove that these people are like soooo wrong??

[count-your-change]

A spear with a 6x scope on it?

[onedoug]

The old Y-5 pattern with requisite wear.

[bgill]

Every year there’s another find with the exclamation that it is the EARLIEST whatever.

[Grimmy]

Can’t prove it was humans!

Gimme a big enough grant and I’ll see if I can prove it was just a crashed crew from a space ship full of Ancient Aliens!!

Now, that’d get headlines... or a show on one of them “discovery” type channels, eh?