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It's called 'making a living'. The irony? Anthropologists tell us that our hunter-gatherer forebears spent less time a day doing so than we do today. Hmmmm...perhaps evolution IS over-rated?
Originally posted by Harte
This thread tells us we were breaking stones and tying them onto the ends of sticks. Did you not get that? Harte
Originally posted by olddognewtricks
what exactly the hell were we doing for the first half million years or so??????
Originally posted by Kerafyrm
reply to post by Hanslune
750,000 year old axe wow... Shows you how much we really don't know.
Originally posted by JohnnyCanuck
It's called 'making a living'. The irony? Anthropologists tell us that our hunter-gatherer forebears spent less time a day doing so than we do today. Hmmmm...perhaps evolution IS over-rated?
Originally posted by Harte
This thread tells us we were breaking stones and tying them onto the ends of sticks. Did you not get that? Harte
Originally posted by olddognewtricks
what exactly the hell were we doing for the first half million years or so??????
Originally posted by ninetysixufo
It's not that old!
Carbon dating won't work...too old. The shafts are just part of the experimental archaeology and didn't come with that package. From what I'm hearing, the jury is still out on the points as coming from spears, though lance tips has been suggested.
Originally posted by FriedBabelBroccoli
I think we should wait for the revised C-12 dating system to come out before we start jumping to conclusions. A small variation could impact the results by thousands of years.
Originally posted by JohnnyCanuck
Carbon dating won't work...too old. The shafts are just part of the experimental archaeology and didn't come with that package. From what I'm hearing, the jury is still out on the points as coming from spears, though lance tips has been suggested.
Originally posted by FriedBabelBroccoli
I think we should wait for the revised C-12 dating system to come out before we start jumping to conclusions. A small variation could impact the results by thousands of years.