uniface wrote:Good thing you can't be arrested for dumping rubbish at a message board.
The usual type of response from the alt crowd when confronted with evidence they can't refute or provide anything meaningful .
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uniface wrote:Good thing you can't be arrested for dumping rubbish at a message board.
Lily wrote:What 'evidence'?Tiompan wrote:How many times has the eveidence shown you to have got it wrong . ?
I didn't see you post any
In response to someone invoking a string of unsound generalisations as if they established anything.The usual type of response from the alt crowd when confronted with evidence they can't refute or provide anything meaningful .
There is no pre Clovis mt DNA haplogroup M in the Americas and the ancient DNA found in the Americas supports the contentionuniface wrote:In response to someone invoking a string of unsound generalisations as if they established anything.The usual type of response from the alt crowd when confronted with evidence they can't refute or provide anything meaningful .
That is fantasy with absolutely no supporting evidence and none expected .Lily wrote:The first hominids arrived on foot, in the pleistocene, before the breaching of the pillars of Hercules that turned it into an island. That's when Hagar Qim was built.
It gets worse . Guessing isn't too helpul if you don't know the subject ,can't provide evidence and rely on fantasy writers for info .Lily wrote: So they had about two and a half million years to do so. Who 'they' were? Take your pick. It could have been any of the early hominids from homo habilis forward. My guess is heidelbergensis, neandertal, or sapiens. How did they do the heavy lifting? With technology from and by the same source that 'assisted' the ancient Egyptians in hauling 5 million multi-ton blocks to construct the pyramids in the first millennia of the holocene.
Of course it doesn't provide a date for the earliest arrival on Malta ,it didn't say that .Lily wrote:That doesn't prove when 'they' arrived on Malta. It only indicates how old that particular specimen was.Tiompan wrote:"charcoal, which carbon analysis dated to 4850 BC. “
Maybe 'they' were there 10 or 20 KY earlier but the establishment didn't (yet) find that charcoal to date. Not finding something doesn't mean it doesn't exist (or has existed). It only means that you haven't found it. Yet. Nothing more.