[Vaquero]

The brow ridges of those aborigines tell it all.

10-15 years ago you couldn’t speak of Neanderthal, heidelbergensis, or Denisovan as being part of the human genome. If it wasn’t sub Saharan African (recent migration) genes it didn’t exist. It became political rather than scientific. Like global warming leftist politics was the only science allowed to be spoken.

[blam]

" If it wasn’t sub Saharan African (recent migration) genes it didn’t exist. It became political rather than scientific. Like global warming leftist politics was the only science allowed to be spoken."

Yup.

Then there's this:

First Human Ancestor Not African, German Research Team Claims

"The lineage of humans and apes possibly split at a point several hundred thousand years earlier than currently assumed - and in the eastern Mediterranean rather than sub-Saharan Africa, a German research team claim."

I posted this to FR 14 years ago:

Stranger In A New Land