Sticks and stones ping.
of course they had smarts. life was tough after the flood, but they could still make tools & whatever they needed from raw materials
Is this what Helen Thomas uses to hold her dentures in?
Evidence seems to indicate that the size of the human brain has been the same for 70,000 years.
It is interesting to think about the implication that we humans have been *equally intelligent* for all this time and the only difference between us and them is that now, with writing and other information storage and communications abilities, we can build on already-discovered ideas and not have them die off in some tribal war or other death of an oral tradition.
It makes you look at all that archeological evidence of “advanced” technologies much differently.
the annunaki taught them well
The sooner the public gets away from Hollywood’s version of history the better. Why should our ancestors have been lumbering brutes with the intelligence of a flea?
Because it made for a good movie - along with all the men being ugly with shaggy hair and beards while the women were beauties who apparently just stepped out of the hair dresser’s.
Stone age superglue? No. Now if they'd found evidence of stone age duct tape....
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All this proves is they are smarter than me. Big deal.
Tools with handles even more ancient
Science News | Friday, December 12th, 2008 | Bruce Bower
Posted on 12/15/2008 7:43:39 PM PST by SunkenCiv
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