[blam]

Scientists Claim Humans Reached North America 130,000 Years Ago

[DPMD]

Ancient skulls that mirror ours? I don’t know; most of the people I know or encounter don’t seem to have ancient skulls. Except maybe Uncle Rufus.

[mountainlion]

Sounds like a funding scam. I have a theory that there are more theories than there are so called “Scientists”

[marron]

how the first people braved the icy passage between what is today Siberia and North America — and when they did it.

Maybe it wasn't icy.

[numberonepal]

Forbidden Archaeology.

[usurper]

”I’m not sure these people would stand out from a crowd today,"

I see them at Walmart all the time.

[katana]

We are the descendants of people who were just like us who managed to survive several ice ages followed by massive global floods from the melting mountains of ice. Of course, if one believes in reincarnation, they were us. But that's for a different discussion.

[huldah1776]

Since I believe the Bible is true, what effect would gravity have on bones after 600 years of living?

[JimSEA]

With so much invested in the “out of Africa” scenario, too little thought has been put to the reality that homo erectus left Africa a very long time ago and even evolved into the “hobbits” in Southeast Asia. Why wouldn’t other groups of early human ancestors have evolved into something resembling us. Maybe the first Homo Sapiens “returned to Africa” rather than originated there?

[bgill]

So, ancient skulls had cell phones attached to them?

[publius911]

Bookmark

[ckilmer]

interesting stuff.