Posted on 09/10/2015 6:00:52 AM PDT by blam
I just finished watching the PBS Nova documentary on this at the PBS website. It aired this week on TV. Dawn of Humanity
Yup. Click on link below:
Looks like a tanned version of Gollum to me.
Thanks blam. Now here's something unexpected:
Well, that counts me out.
Clearly they were keeping fit the old fashioned way, running for their lives and being opportunistic feeders instead of 3 square a day plans.
So, another species of ape has been found. ‘Cause man ain’t monkey.
the species in question are the evolution of the work to develop the current God like image that actually has infinite variation
[[The Latin adjective humanus comes from the noun homo ]]
Not anus?
Bret Bair and the ‘scientist’ on with him were all excited because it ‘looks like they went in there for the purpose of doing burials’
They are already inventing human traits and acts for this species of ape
There are two Latin words spelled like that. One, with a long A, is a masculine noun (2nd declension) meaning “buttocks.” The other, with a short A, is a feminine noun (4th declension) meaning “old woman.”
[[Homo naledi, appears to have intentionally deposited bodies of its dead in a remote cave chamber, a behaviour previously thought limited to humans. ]]
Yeah not so much- they fell down a narrow opening because they weren’t too bright, and they couldn’t get out- this happens ALL the time In nature
[[Homo naledi, appears to have intentionally deposited bodies of its dead in a remote cave chamber, a behaviour previously thought limited to humans. ]]
They have some huma-like feaqtures]]
Yep= again, not so much!
“Homo naledis shoulder joints and curved finger bones are typical of tree-swinging apes. Its flared hips are typical of australopithecine apes. The lower ribcage widens just like the ribcage of australopithecine apes. And while Homo naledi reportedly has a generally humanlike ankle and foot in that the shapes of some of the foot bones could be consistent with an arched foot, this is described in the study as a lower arch with a different orientation than typical of the modern human foot.2
The study describing Homo naledi, published in the journal eLife, indicates the wrist, hands, and thumbs were proportioned in such a way to be able to manipulate tools. (As we noted recently, another team of scientists surveying australopithecine hands confirmed that although australopithecines have longer thumbs than living apes, their finger-thumb proportions resemble neither human nor chimpanzee hands. See Are Human Hands More Primitive Than Chimps? to explore this point further.) Likewise, while Homo naledis thumb is a little longer than that of Australopithecus afarensis, the authors make no claim that it matches that of humans, indicating instead that it differs from all known hominins.3 Australopithecine finger-thumb proportions reveal diversity among apes, not evolutionary progress in grip engineering. Nothing about Homo naledis hand indicates it belonged to a human. With its curved finger bones and other ape-like features, Homo naledi is more likely to have used its hands to swing through trees than to wield a stone axe. Incidentally, no tools or other items associated with human culture were found in the cave.”
https://answersingenesis.org/human-evolution/homo-naledi-new-species-human-ancestor/
[[The other, with a short A, is a feminine noun (4th declension) meaning old woman.]]
Um yeah, let’s keep that info hush hush- don’t thuink it would play well in mixed company lol
More like its graveyard.
Watch Unknown Cave Of Bones on Netflix.
Thanks Sawdring. I'll wait for it to be ripped and uploaded to YouTube, ***** Netflix. Pinging the list for those who already have Netflix and may be interested, so, again, Sawdring.
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Florida man?
Any relation to Florida Man?
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