[blam]

Here's an excellent map by Professor Stephen Oppenheimer (Notice his name in the credits) that was funded by the Bradshaw Foundation.

Journey Of Mankind

[Pharmboy]

Thanks much, blam. That is a terrific site.

As I remember, you're a multiregional guy like myself (and Coon and Wolpoff). I STILL have a problem with the speed of change. That is, is it conceivable that we are able to get mongoloid-type people from African-type people in a mere 30K years? It doesn't make intuitive sense...

And, what about the shovel incisors in the Peking Homo erectus (shovel incisors being present in modern Asians)? More evidence will convince me, but I must admit I am still a bit skeptical...my only agenda is a desire to learn the real truth.

[Pharmboy]

Click the link in blam's post (#23) above. Excellent.

[Wudan Master]

Thanks, Blam

I will read it and spend some enjoyable time learning more about the origins of early humans

[FreeReign]

Here's an excellent map by Professor Stephen Oppenheimer (Notice his name in the credits) that was funded by the Bradshaw Foundation.

It looks like the earliest humans went west.