Jabriol
Fri, Jul-18-03, 19:15
did you notice that they were all white/ caucasian? what
happened to this silliness that the did NOT come from the
fertile crescent and from africa?
maybe they were taken from the fertile crescent to africa by
space aliens.
heh.
[Jabriol replies: " Yes I did, except of course for Lucy, and
the Boise. they had fur, However in the Magazine: 'scientific
American's I believe, the whole Issue is dedicated to
Evolution, and the artistic rendition of the imaginary
hominid, they are all black and look like chimps until
Neanderthal. I can't believe that they are putting these
reconstructed Hominids as fact, before school children.
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>
> --- Tim Edwards
> <tedwards@wiredog.com> wrote:
> > Since watching 'Walking with
> > Cavemen' on
Discovery
> > last night I have been thinking
> > about Ancient Man and the Stone
Age
> > way-of-life and have a few things
> > to suggest for discussion.
> >
> >
>
>
> I did see "walking with cavemen".
> The funny thing though is that
> during the entire episode, I've
> rarely seen anyone in a cave. It
> should have been called:"swinging
> with the Treemen" or "Running
with
> the Nudemen".
>
> Because it walk upright, they
> called it homomid? I guess Bats are
> birds because they have wings eh?
> And what about
the
> behaviour of Lucy's tribe?
happened to this silliness that the did NOT come from the
fertile crescent and from africa?
maybe they were taken from the fertile crescent to africa by
space aliens.
heh.
[Jabriol replies: " Yes I did, except of course for Lucy, and
the Boise. they had fur, However in the Magazine: 'scientific
American's I believe, the whole Issue is dedicated to
Evolution, and the artistic rendition of the imaginary
hominid, they are all black and look like chimps until
Neanderthal. I can't believe that they are putting these
reconstructed Hominids as fact, before school children.
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----------
>
> --- Tim Edwards
> <tedwards@wiredog.com> wrote:
> > Since watching 'Walking with
> > Cavemen' on
Discovery
> > last night I have been thinking
> > about Ancient Man and the Stone
Age
> > way-of-life and have a few things
> > to suggest for discussion.
> >
> >
>
>
> I did see "walking with cavemen".
> The funny thing though is that
> during the entire episode, I've
> rarely seen anyone in a cave. It
> should have been called:"swinging
> with the Treemen" or "Running
with
> the Nudemen".
>
> Because it walk upright, they
> called it homomid? I guess Bats are
> birds because they have wings eh?
> And what about
the
> behaviour of Lucy's tribe?