I wonder how many got eaten by crocodiles as they traveled in Australia.
“I wonder how many got eaten by crocodiles as they traveled in Australia.”
I find speculating about the journey the Aboriginals made as not merely interesting, but a fascinating story of exploration & discovery interjected with periods of abject terror.
The fact is that the DNA evidence points to a single ancestor for Aboriginals, yet the so-called ‘archaeologists’ wind a narrative of ‘hundreds’ of people who travelled in boats to make the precipitous journey...
...yet no one ever followed them, leaving the Aboriginals isolated until the ‘discovery’ of Australia in the 17th century after seeding the continent with their population over thousands of generations, let alone that the DNA evidence conflicts with the official narrative.
I don’t believe that it was ‘hundreds’ that made the final journey after reaching the end of that finger of land which was ‘almost’ - ahem - a full land bridge. Perhaps a large group of dozens in the early migration, but certainly there was attrition, including by crocs.
And when a much smaller group ultimately traversed that final stretch of ocean in only one or several ‘boats’ - intentionally or otherwise - never returned after disappearing from the larger group over the horizon, who in their early human/Aboriginal right mind would try to follow them?
Yet some here would rather engage in abuse due to reading comprehension deficits - combined with closet biases - and poison their own thread...