Pleistocene archaic Homo regularly dived for shellfish:
littor...@gmail.com wrote:
Pleistocene archaic Homo regularly dived for shellfish:
If I'm allowed to be contradictory...
#1.
The Pleistocene is fake. It's literally the Quaternary period
with the Holocene removed for no discernible reason.
The Holocene is NOT distinct.
#2.
I'm certain that the exploitation of marine resources began
long before the Pleistocene. This likely included diving, at
least on occasion.
#3.
I'm certain at this point that the greater part of Homo
evolution did not take place in a linear fashion but,
concurrently.
The "Distributed Computing" model...
There were populations on the coast. There were
populations inland. They met. They interbred.
Over time Homo coalesced. Homo wasn't "Replaced"
but coalesced.
homogenized.
Otherwise you got everything exactly right. Well.
Except for anything else I disagree with.
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