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Archaeology New evidence suggests Scottish crannogs thousands of years older than thought (phys.org)

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Modern humans have existed for over 200,000 years and we've seen several extinction level metors in that time.

And we are supposed to believe that civilization is only in the last 3% of human history? Fucking bullshit I tell you.

Globeki Tepi is putting this foolish notion to rest - I hope...

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I don't disagree with you. There is much we still don't, or may never, know.

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That's why I love archaeology, fantastic sub here. Glad I found it

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