H. floresiensis descent
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fossiltrader
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Boats.
There was a documentry last year on the ABC in Australia where Mike Morewood and several others built a raft using similar tools and actually crossed the water i assumed everyone saw it?
Nope, it was definitely implying that the Lemurians were sentient. It may have been "Egypt Child of Atlantis" or a similar book. But when i read it the first time (whichever book it was) i found a few more non-academic sites that said similar things.Ishtar wrote: Danaan, I think you might be remembering a now defunct theory about lemurs, small furry primates that once were thought have come from what is known as Lemuria.
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Re: Boats.
fossiltrader wrote:There was a documentry last year on the ABC in Australia where Mike Morewood and several others built a raft using similar tools and actually crossed the water i assumed everyone saw it?
Rafts are cool. Natural precusor to an actual boat I would say. Slower and less maneuverable than a boat but most assuredly a great starting point.
When they climb on to a "vegetation mat" and make the trip that will bring into question the idea that some kind of boat was not neessary to get across.
Something is wrong here. War, disease, death, destruction, hunger, filth, poverty, torture, crime, corruption, and the Ice Capades. Something is definitely wrong. This is not good work. If this is the best God can do, I am not impressed.
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-- George Carlin
Without any links to what you're saying, it's difficult to comment. But you do have to be very careful once you get into all matters Atlantis/Lemurian. Scholarly, reliable opinion that is based on solid evidence in that area is hard to come by.dannan14 wrote:Nope, it was definitely implying that the Lemurians were sentient. It may have been "Egypt Child of Atlantis" or a similar book. But when i read it the first time (whichever book it was) i found a few more non-academic sites that said similar things.Ishtar wrote: Danaan, I think you might be remembering a now defunct theory about lemurs, small furry primates that once were thought have come from what is known as Lemuria.
Ishtar of Ishtar's Gate and the Hanging Gardens of Babylon.
Lucky for me i'm an accountant and not a scholarIshtar wrote: Without any links to what you're saying, it's difficult to comment. But you do have to be very careful once you get into all matters Atlantis/Lemurian. Scholarly, reliable opinion that is based on solid evidence in that area is hard to come by.
