Re:Aboriginal Australian genomes reveal Indian ancestry
by justatdotin on Wednesday March 01, 2023 @09:37PM
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what I've noticed in my lifetime is that the attempted narratives of mainstream science continue to edge towards original local knowledge.
if locals abandoned their knowledge and accepted the 40,000ya story told when I was a kid, they'd be out by just as much given the 80,000ya now indicated by artefacts at M2, Madjedbebe; the oldest site of continual human habitation.
Re:Aboriginal Australian genomes reveal Indian ancestry
by Zurrrrr on Wednesday March 01, 2023 @10:20PM
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If I'm understanding you correctly, there are some things revealed by science that seem to match some kinds of ancient knowledge, but that could easily just be coincidence.
if locals abandoned their knowledge and accepted the 40,000ya story told when I was a kid, they'd be out by just as much given the 80,000ya now indicated by artefacts at M2, Madjedbebe; the oldest site of continual human habitation.