Homo Australipithecus / Hablis / Erectus / Heidelbergensis / Neanderthalensis / Denisovans

ziddina

Whew!

That thread title's a mouthful!!

First, I'm going to start out by re-posting the comments regarding Neanderthals from this thread, starting on page #5:

http://www.jehovahs-witness.net/watchtower/beliefs/226051/5/Tired-of-Atheism-Theism-Threads

Oh, and before I forget about them....

The recent discovery in China of the "red deer" people...

http://weeklyworldnews.com/headlines/45287/chinese-discover-new-human-species/

ziddina

The Neanderthal part of that thread started out with Sizemik's post on page #5:

Sizemik:

That's intersting NC . . .

Obviously this chart is outdated, but the gene sharing options increase exponentially

I suppose ancient humans did use big sticks. But this prof was a woman, and always pointed out interesting malecentric (is that a word?) renditions. Only the males carry big sticks! Sounds a bit phalic to me, but I'm a heathen.

ziddina

Sizemik:

I wonder what it would have been like to date a Neanderthal.

The conversation might be a bit limited . . . but home for a coffee would be interesting...

ziddina

Zid:

Hoo-kay...

Seems the atl-atls were in use around 20k ago in Europe...

Just a bit too late for Neanderthals... But probably not for Neanderthal hybrids who were members of Homo sapiens tribes...

ziddina

New Chapter:

Have you ever just said 'australipithecus" for no particular reason than it is really fun to say and rolls of the tongue? I mean, I'm not saying that I am guilty of random 'australopithecus' blurting---uhm---I'm just asking about of curiosity.

AUSTRALIPITHECUS!