Ancient DNA from this skeleton, found in a Moroccan cave, is the oldest known from Africa. [Abdeljalil Bouzouggar]
Ancient DNA from this skeleton, found in a Moroccan cave, is the oldest known from Africa. [Abdeljalil Bouzouggar]
Yeah. And DNA would prove that mother and preborn child are two separate individuals too, but our courts choose to ignore it.
You mean people dispersed from the Middle East? Like it says in the Bible after the confusion of languages at the tower of Babel?
What a shock.
They had good strong bones.
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It is amazing to think of burial practices 15,000 years ago.
okay as I read the snip I pondered something...if its the oldest DNA found, how the hell do they know where it came from!??
/sarc
They really assume a lot when they put out these articles.
Things to ponder:
What was the shape and boundaries of the Mediterranean Sea at the time of that burial?
Those old cave paintings in Spain and France - did they feature pictures of this dead person? Or her pet woolly mammoth?
Was there a natural bridge over today’s Strait of Gibraltar at that time?
How do the claims that Sahara Desert was once covered with vegetation either support, or disprove these dates and claims?
AND
How did people even survive to adulthood without a government to protect them from the dangers of the world at that time? /s
Why did the hospital emergency room refuse to treat this person? /s
someone has to ask the tough questions
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