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Anthropology

stopdiggin

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6. I'm sorry, I misunderstood.

Reply to GreenWave (Reply #5)

Fri Jun 2, 2023, 11:32 AM

Jun 2023

Extinctions outside of Africa. That completely makes sense. (in fact, I guess all hominid dispersals - excepting sapiens - might be considered as such .. )
Thanks again.

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Newly discovered stone tools drag dawn of Greek archaeology back by a quarter-million years [View all] Wicked Blue Jun 2023 OP

question. stopdiggin Jun 2023 #1

A recent post stated that there doesn't appear to be one point of origin, but five (so far). That Karadeniz Jun 2023 #2

Humans went extinct out of Africa at least twice. GreenWave Jun 2023 #3

that doesn't sound right stopdiggin Jun 2023 #4

The most recent exit of humans from Africa is the only sustained one. GreenWave Jun 2023 #5

I'm sorry, I misunderstood. stopdiggin Jun 2023 #6

Hominid extinctions outside of Africa? wnylib Jun 2023 #9

There were several waves of migration out of Africa. wnylib Jun 2023 #10

The Devil has clouded their minds! Judi Lynn Jun 2023 #7

LOL Wicked Blue Jun 2023 #8