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  1. ramonmercado

    Denisovans (Prehistoric Human Group)

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    Evidence Of Fish Consumption By Early Modern Humans In China

    Perhaps they will also find evidence of the first fish n chip shop as well as early take aways. First Direct Evidence Of Substantial Fish Consumption By Early Modern Humans In China 40,000 Years Ago http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/20 ... 171544.htm ScienceDaily (July 13, 2009) —...
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    • ancient humans china erik trinkaus fish food & dining michael richards the zhoukoudian region tianyuan cave
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    • Forum: The Human Condition
  3. ramonmercado

    Colourful Beginning For Humanity

  4. ramonmercado

    Stone Age People: New Findings & Theories

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    Neanderthals: New Findings & Theories

    This article alleges that autism in modern humans (and its particular prevalence in those of N/W European ancestry) derives from interbreeding between H.s.neanderthalensis and H.s.sapiens, and that the autistic mind is actually representative of a "normal" Neanderthal mentality... As there...
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    Earliest Human Use Of Fire

    This has always been highly controversial with some people not seeing anything convincing until after the appearance of modern humans. Interesting report but we'll wait and see: I have to say that I don't think anyone still thinks the Zhoukoudian evidence stands up - the cave was...
  7. rynner2

    Early Humans In Mexico

    Long article from the Indie ...and much more.
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    • 2002 ancient humans archaeology arturo gonzalez carmen rojas dr silvia gonzalez john johnson john moores university mexican archaeology mexico mexico city santa rosa island skeletons stuart fiedel the americas the caribbean sea the national museum of anthropology in mexico city the oxford research laboratory of archaeology the submerged resources center for the u.s. national park service the university of california santa barbara the yucatan peninsula
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    • Forum: Earth Mysteries: Historical & Classical Cases
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