Why The Cradle Of Humankind Is One Of The Most Precious Fossil Sites
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I remember all the apemen diggings and photographs of thier skulls and attempts of reforming muscle and tissue form from a face off the bone structure models when I was real young sinking my face into hundreds of National Geographic magazines. They have always amazed me
Interesting post, RJ. Human evolution is a topic I take an active interest in. There is very big news breaking right now about a fossil site in South Africa. More details to come:
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/new...-in-south-africa/story-e6frg8y6-1227521747318
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/new...-in-south-africa/story-e6frg8y6-1227521747318
One of the best quotes I have come across,
"If it wasn't for the Dark Ages, We would be living on the Moon now"
Human evolution is fascinating to me. My family is involved with the
Gold Genetics Team of Australia and what may be coming in future test''s
is some thing I am very keen to see.
"If it wasn't for the Dark Ages, We would be living on the Moon now"
Human evolution is fascinating to me. My family is involved with the
Gold Genetics Team of Australia and what may be coming in future test''s
is some thing I am very keen to see.
A two-million year old fossilized ape man had better teeth than I do. Thanks english genetics, I should have been south african eh?DrDuck said:
More about the Rising Star Cave finds and their significance. While some basic details have been known for while, the scientists have kept very quiet about the significance of it all, pending the release of the National Geographic doco. This was posted a few hours ago.
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/2015/09/150910-human-evolution-change/
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/2015/09/150910-human-evolution-change/
Got anything with more text dr duck? :lol:DrDuck said:
Took me ages to read as it got me hooked. Cant really comment too much on it due to forum rules on certain subjects but the finds from the cave and nearby are certainly very interesting and I hope they get it all dated
DrDuck said:
That's a fascinating article - thanks for posting the link.
DrDuck said:
Yes human I volition is fascinating. The thought that other species of human like creatures were around and even interred with us is amazing.
More on the "new" species. http://www.iflscience.com/plants-and-animals/new-species-human-discovered-south-africa
Great story Doc and really makes you think about where we came from. Thanks
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I wonder if the evolution is at workit right now creating new human species - Homo Detectionis.
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Had chat to my bro about this as he's a some kinda edumacated doctor of bugs n stuff ( really) that's why when I took him detecting for the first time with sdc he found twice as much as me, really patient and slow. Gotta learn from that.
