Qafzeh, Israel, 2001
This 100,000-year-old skull was found in a cave in Qafzeh, Israel, along with other fossils, including a horse tooth and burned flints. Cutting-edge techniques were used to date the fossilsâ€â€revealing that modern humans left Africa much earlier than had been thought, even coexisting with Neanderthals, once believed to be our ancestors.
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Hmm… I thought the world was created 6000 years ago.
@deuce
For some it is and the skull is a fake that’s part of a conspiracy to…uh…something nefarious. I’m sure EI will tell us.
ha, funny how the evolution of modern day humans happened in one spot and not all over the globe progressively…
I would expect that the evolution of the modern human would happen in one place, to one community of pre-humans;sp but nonetheless progressively, as you say.
Well looks like Creationists 358,468,234, and Evolutionists 3