Human Remains Found In America Dated 128,000 BP

[@tonirobb3899]

Very good lecture! Wish you had been my professor when I was in archeology & anthropology, I may have finished my degree. My father taught me to "Question everything " and ice followed his advise throughout my life but I got real tired of professors telling me I was wrong and stop questioning everything! Aaarrrgggg! Thank you!❤👍👏

[@the_keen_edge]

We've been lied to since birth about everything, not just our human history.

[@robfut9954]

Those continents were drifting at max speed

[@Lumpiness]

Archaeology appears to exist to shut down any conversation regarding new discoveries without any substantive evidence to support their assertion. Discrediting is there automatic go to which is the exact opposite of scientific endeavour. These are the people upholding ideas from mid 1800s Britain which according to them is the pinnacle of all human knowledge and can never be surpassed. I remind them that in mid 1800s Britain when human waste was tossed into the streets of London these same people represented that pinnacle of human knowledge yet couldn’t understand why they were all sick! The Netflix letter is a case in point of this negative and highly unscientific mindset!

[@historydrops]

I agree, although it is important to note there is clearly a strong narrative being pushed on religion and our past

[@rudolf462]

There were a few more exposed seamounts and ocean storms were probably milder. Perhaps their kiteboards were not made of plastic.

[@historydrops]

You adapt to what is available in your surroundings

[@striker2120]

What if? What if they walked to South America via land bridges through Antarctica? What if Aboriginal origins began in South America? And they walked to Australia? A true scientist "always questions everything". A true scientist is constantly critical of existing knowledge, assumptions, and data. It seems to me that Big Archeology is not science, but religion.

[@chrisfrancis6101]

Why is it so hard to believe that...A race of People actually started in the America's?? Its ignorance that suggest that we ALL came from Africa! Yhink about!

[@jasonmckay8793]

Walk about big part of aboriginal culture id say they went along the coastlines to the north they were definatly capable of that, cause they had to cross the straight between papua and indonesia, first world explorers, i recon, they had a strong culture of exporation they still do tho it has changed no doubt.

[@historydrops]

That could have been one path, or there is island hopping across the Pacific, if sea levels were lower..

[@RandyTerrell7174]

Have a good day 😊

[@historydrops]

You too thanks

[@MEGA-AZEL]

Continental divide,duh

[@historydrops]

Modern humans so far back?