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From the news page

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/scie ... 96201.html

Beating again the dead horse again.

I wonder who they bought their SUVs from?

Actually, if memory serves, it was under-inflated footballs.
For a better grip?

From todays news page http://english.ahram.org.eg/NewsContent/9/41/325517/Heritage/GrecoRoman/Ancient-workshop-for-construction-of-boats-uncover.aspx I find the reference to a dried up branch of the Nile interesting. The present day North Sinai government district is east of the Suez Canal. A long w...

Boats..
Carrying rocks?
Or are he rocks local and the boats just carried the ideas?

This group is devoted to the idea of very early, long range, open water, travel.
World wide.
This is their home page

http://www.ifrao.com/the-first-mariners-project/

"pasty" ???

I agree they are pushing the envelope.
And I am sure there will be cries of outrage.

But this is a new age of discovery.
I am open to being convinced.

From the news page https://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2018-11/uoe-pca112718.php Multi site cave art analysis They could date to with in 250 years over multi thousand year periods. (That assumes there were things they wanted to remember for that long) Also note the navigation possibly. The night...

"Why is the fourth/fifth estate so convinced that the great unwashed is utterly ignorant of current developments & discoveries in the various sciences?"

How often to the search programs show it on Facebook?

You need audience numbers !!

My apologies to any and all that may have been confused.

Postby circumspice » Thu Nov 22, 2018 3:33 am "According to the Bible, Jesus Christ supposedly died before the soldiers could break his legs. (I think that was to support the messianic prophecy that the messiah would die with no broken bones?) " Thank you circumspice. Even though we have s...

Weren't they always a fringe movement?
On the edge of the establishment.

It takes a lot of time and money to build with stone.
Finding a clearing in the forest to build a bonfire not so much.

If I read it correctly, they are saying it was a fast moving, costal migration?
Then inland from the first settlements?
What about the mountains.
What drove them to attempt to cross that barrier?

Those mountains are high and very cold, and the Pacific coast is a pretty nice place to live.

So finish the story...
Was it a sale?
Did it get through customs?

My personal definitions Gathers = Finders of wild growing plants. Possibly enhancing the locally found, but still wild, growing area. This would include annually returning to a known area while migrating. Gardening = Growing enough for your family. Living near enough so you can regularly tend to a p...