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originally posted by: JohnnyCanuck
That would be Anatomically modern humans? Roughly a couple of hundred thousand years. Sure. Millions? Cool...Prove it.
originally posted by: JohnnyCanuck
I know a bunch of archaeologists and quite frankly, they are enjoying the debate.
Bad start, dude...wrong science. But thanks for your interest.
originally posted by: JesusChristwins
originally posted by: JohnnyCanuck
That would be Anatomically modern humans? Roughly a couple of hundred thousand years. Sure. Millions? Cool...Prove it.
1) Since you know a bunch of archaeologists then you will know the history of Earth. If you do, you must know the Pangaea continent.
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
More and more evidence is being unearthed all the time that discounts the mainstream historical record yet they haven't updated it yet. The Clovis account is STILL taught as the most valid hypothesis of how humans arrived in the Americas initially. At what point is enough evidence to drop this hypothesis in lieu of a new one? It's like mainstream archaeologists are too stubborn to update their models, possibly because the one they came up with is so neat and tidy.
White Caucasian red haired mummies were found in Florida's Windover Bog. The mummies dated to be over 7000 years old.
originally posted by: Danbones
hope its of interest as a proof
because until this ( if I'm not mistaken) it was thought the landbridge indians only arrived in flourida about 1000 YBN
originally posted by: Danbones
White Caucasian red haired mummies were found in Florida's Windover Bog. The mummies dated to be over 7000 years old.
www.youtube.com...
thats FLORIDA
historical-museum.org...
www.fws.gov...
late to the party, this bunnch, but i don't see this discovery around here much
(its on my sig thread)
hope its of interest as a proof
because until this ( if I'm not mistaken) it was thought the landbridge indians only arrived in flourida about 1000 YBN
As has happened in other wetland burials in Florida, such as at the Windover Archaeological Site, brain matter survived in many of the skulls. In the 1970s the overturned shell of an extinct giant land tortoise was found on the 27 meter ledge. A wooden stake had been driven between the carapace and the plastron, and there is evidence of a fire under the tortoise. It appears that the tortoise had been cooked in its shell. The radiocarbon date for the wooden stake was 12,030 years ago, and for a bone from the tortoise, 13,450 years ago. Large numbers of human bones have been recovered from the spring itself, but were not collected under controlled conditions.[9]
originally posted by: Stormdancer777
originally posted by: stirling
Mexico....you forgot that find in Mexico that has been vindicated as over 20,000 yrs
Do you have a link?
originally posted by: Baddogma
a reply to: Jennyfrenzy
I never realized Patrick Stewart (Satr Trek's Cpt. Picard) was Kennewick man!
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originally posted by: Harte
...Obviously, many archaeologists and anthropologists (i.e., the "mainstream,") are looking hard, trying to find evidence of a possible transatlantic migration, or mini-migration, or other possible migration routes. But nothing has been found that compares to the (again) certainty of the Bering crossing. ...
originally posted by: Danbones
White Caucasian red haired mummies were found in Florida's Windover Bog. The mummies dated to be over 7000 years old.
www.youtube.com...
thats FLORIDA
late to the party, this bunnch, but i don't see this discovery around here much
(its on my sig thread)
hope its of interest as a proof
because until this ( if I'm not mistaken) it was thought the landbridge indians only arrived in flourida about 1000 YBN
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
P.S.: I don't know what high school you went to, but the Clovis model is what they taught me at mine (I graduated in 2003) and it certainly was taught in my Anthropology class in college a few years ago. That's why I know about it.