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This photo released by the University of Colorado-Boulder on 11 January shows bone and ivory artifacts found in the lowest layer of the Kostenki site in Russia, including a probable small human figurine (three views, top centre). New research backs the theory that modern humans spread out of Africa relatively recently, around 50,000 years ago, on the first step of our species' conquest of the planet.

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For your perusal on an icy weekend.

[FLOutdoorsman]

It's real sad when people don't have a open mind. Just look at all the people who bash the Pre-Clovis ideas. We have evidence in S. Carolina and such dating 50k years ago.

[SunkenCiv]

Thanks texas booster. Not pingin' because we just had a couple of these. :') Thanks again.

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