[SunkenCiv]

Thanks Red Badger.

The rest of the Elaine Morgan keyword, sorted:

• A Coronavirus Epidemic Hit 20,000 Years Ago, New Study Finds [06/26/2021]
• A coronavirus epidemic may have hit East Asia about 25,000 years ago [04/25/2021]
• Neandertal DNA from cave mud shows two waves of migration across Eurasia [04/21/2021]
• The New Story of Humanity's Origins in Africa [07/15/2018]
• Modern DNA Reveals Ancient Male Population Explosions Linked To Migration And Technology [04/26/2016]
• Human Ancestors Went Out Of Africa And Then Came Back... [1998] [12/17/2007]
• Human Ancestor Preserved in Stone [12/07/2007]
• Most Ancient Case Of Tuberculosis Found In 500,000-year-old Human; Points To Modern Health Issues [12/07/2007]
• Humans Migrated Out Of Africa, Then Some Went Back, Study Says [12/29/2006]
• Did Early Humans First Arise in Asia, Not Africa? [12/28/2005]
• Evidence for the Orangutan Relationship [04/03/2005]
• Infectious Evolution: Ancient Virus Hit Apes, Not Our Ancestors, In The Genes [04/02/2005]
• Mexico Discovery Fuels Debate About Man's Origins [10/11/2004]

[Texan5]

Very interesting. It never seemed logical to me that the one-and-done out of Africa dogma was factually based-there had to be more than one tribe/group making that migration over centuries, a group going here, a group going there, etc-I’m sure humans have always been curious to see what kind of places and stuff were available on the other side of the mountains/water and were smart/inventive enough to get there-the Supreme Being-God designed us that way for long-term survival. Trade probably started to be the driving force as soon as one group of folks found new stuff to trade and new people to do business and breed with. The woman in the photo looks like Polynesian people I’ve met-from Australia, Hawaii, etc-sort of blows that all-Black Africa/Wakanda thing away...