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40ky dates from Virginia?
Some more info please.....

howdy EP. had a tsunami hit, the sediments would have been filled with all sorts of other sized gravels, pebbles, cobbles, boulders. the anomaly of their presence is that all sediments were sand, silt and smaller. it was like mudstone. no other rocks of any kind were pulled out of adjacent critter e...

excellent discussion.

The Cerutti Mastodon Site: Archaeological or Paleontological?
http://linearpopulationmodel.blogspot.c ... -site.html

that's the huge question. Have currently submitted an application for a $50,000 grant to examine this question in depth from the Cocoa Beach (FL) City Council. I figure they are also interested.

the party never stops. Nature mag strikes again! 300,000 years ago is the African Middle Stone Age = bifacing and blade-making tech; contemporaneous with the bifaces and blades in Valsequillo. The $300,000 Question: Did the 300k Moroccans know about boats back then? Specifically row boats? How long ...

15 Year Old Student Discovers A Lost Ancient Mayan City Using Stars And Google Maps.
https://www.facebook.com/DavidAvocadoWo ... f=NEWSFEED

when you read the article you will find that it is best preserved in caves in cold climates.
why do you have to cop an instant 'tude instead of spending a couple minutes reading the article?

Did This Mysterious Ape-Human Once Live Alongside Our Ancestors? http://news.nationalgeographic.com/2017/05/homo-naledi-human-evolution-science/ A couple years ago, NG did a flick on Dr. Berger's remarkable cave find. I guess i just figured they were a Million+ years old, maybe 2M. But now they fall...

but that means Mike doesn't believe in anvils or hammerstones. he has a big problem when he states there was no stone tools in his letter to the team. a very idiotic statement based on the fact there were no proper flakes at the site. this has driven most of the ex-Clovis guys off the edge ... whic...

Digging a profile, they found that the tusk cut through three vertical strata. ergo, when it was buried, it was sticking up vertically like a pole. What could do that in nature? That's why they called it an anomaly. The upright tusk always fascinated me since it seemed almost like it was stuck in t...

A week ago this would have been OLD WORLD material. In light of the Cerutti Mastodon Site at 130k, it might well apply over here, too. From the soil, they can pick up DNA. The researchers began at Denisova Cave, then examine known Neanderthal sites in Europe, and then the suggestion is made, hey, is...

Shawomet -- thanks for the reviews. Checked out the buzzfeed site and came across this person's complaint, an archaeologist who cited Haynes' complaint. I just responded to her. As a matter of clarity I would like to post her post along with my comment. It might clear some things up. It is not so mu...

if you have a 'save website, complete' option on your 'save page as' button, you can download the entire thing.

The Cerutti Mastodon Site Press Conference + Videos https://www.facebook.com/SanDiegoNaturalHistoryMuseum/?ref=page_internal&fref=nf oh yeah. Waters apparently already sent a text to the museum criticizing it, but waiting on getting the full text before it leaves the rumor stage. he doesn't like...

A 130,000-year-old archaeological site in southern California, USA https://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v544/n7651/full/nature22065.html [Scientific tags: hooyah, cowabunga, omg, whoa] [discussed in my book, The First American, Chapter 5.6: Dancing With Bison, https://www.amazon.com/First-American-...