another wonderful theory based on nothing:
No human remains were found, but more than 30 flint tools have been unearthed, providing sufficient proof of human occupation
30 tools prove occupation?? that is a laugh.
The climate was almost Mediterranean, and there were animals like hippopotamuses, hyenas, and lions roaming around," said Simon Parfitt, a mammal fossil specialist based at the Natural History Museum in London.
well that sounds like proof for a pre-flood world not an ice age one.
It's hard to say what the Pakefield people were like, Parfitt says. But the kind of tools they used and the animals they hunted indicate that the Pakefield settlers were more human than ape.
"Essentially they would have been very robust early humans, who walked about on two legs and subsisted from hunting and gathering," he said
that is some leap to a conclusion---from 30 tools to a robust human. their conjecture is getting bolder every day. no human remains to prove this leap yet the proclaim it like itis true.
The findings are changing the way that scientists perceive the Neandertal people. "It seems they were a lot more savvy than people give them credit for," White said
they haven't found anythng substantial nor to corroborrate their thinking yet they believe their own theories and again change their stories. I Am NOT THE FOOLISH ONE.
so if stone age tools are proof of neanderthals, what do we call the stone age tribes still found in the amazon forest? or papau new guinea? or indonesia? and so on.
all the stone tools tells us is that there were a group of people not as advanced as any other.
here is a problem for you to solve: since the stooped posture of a old skeleton is a signof a neanderthal species how will archaeologists view koreans in a 1000 years?
many of the older women and some of the men here are frozen in a bent over shape due to a life of hard work and having to bend over while doing it. arthritis has made it impossible for them to stand up straightand they have to walk with their backs to the sky. there are enough of these people that this is a common site in the cities here.
will these unfortunate people be branded as the future's equivelant of neanderthals? will they be classified as a species that died out hundreds of thousands of years ago and were of the stone age because their remains were found in traditional korean housing? (not everyone lives in modern day apartments here)
to create a species on what little evidence they have plus conjure up a whole way of life for them, is not only stupid but irresponsible.
