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Chinese archeologists have found a hunan skull, possibly a million years old. This is the third skull found in the Yun region going back that far.

[news.yahoo.com]

Beowulfsfriend 9 Oct 1
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There is good evidence there were advanced civizations on this planet well before the current modern historical age. This is apparent to anyone who's bothered to look.

Agreed

I’d love to see it.

@skado Ancient stone monuments built with a degree of precision we would have a hard time duplicating today.
50+ ton rocks moved long distances, something they still can,'t explain.
Monuments built in alignment with stars, planets, etc., the knowledge of which they could not have known without sophisticated modern technology.

@Storm1752
What are you calling the "current modern historical age"?

@skado At least since the Ice Age about 11,000 years ago.

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Amazing. I have a medical training skull and it is so delicate and fragile. It's almost incomprehensible that anything would be left after a few thousand years, much less a million. Amazing and astounding!!

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Thanks, for sharing.

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Maybe human ( Homo = 2 million+ years ) but not Homo sapiens of course.

skado Level 9 Oct 1, 2022

I expected folks here on science would know that.

@Beowulfsfriend
I’m sure some would, but there are a lot of folks on this site who don’t have much science background. So , I thought it was worth pointing out.

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Hunan skull? Makes sense it was found by Chinese archeologists.

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The photographs and video show their find.
It would have been overlooked if I came across it, or if I discovered it I might have taken it home to plant flowers around it in my garden.

In my forensic anthropology class, we were shown pictures of different body dump sites. I sat there looking at these pictures for a long while, yeah I could not see the bodies. After five more years of archaeology classes, I wonder how many bodies I walked by! Wink emoji

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