It's happening in every field of "science" that can bear to admit it.
It just goes to show how much we really "know", eh? Not a lot.
...... it was not until this year that new dating techniques revealed the tools to be far older than the oldest known Homo sapien bones, which are around 195,000 years old. Using argon-argon dating—a technique that compares different isotopes of the element argon—researchers determined that the volcanic ash layers entombing the tools at Gademotta date back at least 276,000 years.www.unexplained-mysteries.com...
Originally posted by CosmicEgg
It's happening in every field of "science" that can bear to admit it.
It just goes to show how much we really "know", eh? Not a lot.
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Originally posted by Hanslune
reply to post by AgentOrangeJuice
The last argument of last chance is that the devil did it.
But yes science is pushing back the veil of time. I suspect we'll find that what we call civilization began around 15,000 years ago in bits and pieces. It's also possible than an earlier small scale civilization popped up before that time in an area not affected by the ice age - unfortunately there is yet no evidence for that.