Thanks Michael, comments below:
[Michael]
> This book tracked all living humans to a single
> african female ~120k years
> ago (I think) and a single african male ~60k years
> ago. Evidence presented
> in the book tracks the spread of humans from Africa
> to the Middle East to
> Europe, over the supposed land bridge to the
> Americas. The age is derived
> assuming an average number of mutations per
> generation and an average
> lifespan given environmental conditions of the group
> in question. I don't
> think there is an explicit statement on humans
> evolving from primates, but
> given the evidence presented, the book is fairly
> supportive of that theory.
> This thread seems to be in the religion/politics/"my
> opinion rules" arena,
> so I sent the link to give it some substance...
[SA previously]
> > What does this book say about the dates given
> by gav? Australian aborigines 400,000? That's the
> > question that is at the base of this thread.
> Let's put it all out on the table. This, below,
doesn't
> > reveal much, sorry.
When you say, "...I sent the link to give it some
substance...", that's what I was asking for by the
above. I wasn't necessarily saying you weren't
providing substance, but I guess the thread was
heading into a "religion/politics/'my opinion rules'
direction, and as you, I was believing the initial
post by gav was trying to discuss a NEW discovery.
And then it got mumbo-jumboed into a I don't know
what, which is fine if that was the intent, and if it
was the intent, I didn't catch it that way and
apologize.
I'm with you Michael. I know what your talking
about from the book you evidence. mDNA has only
suggested the timeline and geographic migrations that
you describe from the book you offered. I have no
idea where gav got that 400,000 year number, but it
seemed to make all his dreams come true - no pun
intended.
Thanks for providing some substance. I appreciate it.
woods,
SA
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