Re:Project pushes back the hominid timeline in Africa by mor...
by gadders on Friday April 14, 2023 @11:51AM
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You could add Woolly Mammoths going extinct 4k years ago. Notable it its own right, and also because they overlapped with the pyramids being built.
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Re:Project pushes back the hominid timeline in Africa by mor...
by finnh on Friday April 14, 2023 @12:01PM
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Agree! Also Göbekli Tepe overlaps with saber tooth tigers extinction (10kya).
Re:Project pushes back the hominid timeline in Africa by mor...
by gadders on Friday April 14, 2023 @12:09PM
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I didn't know that. Good idea!
Re:Project pushes back the hominid timeline in Africa by mor...
by n_morningstar26 on Friday April 14, 2023 @02:33PM
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Some one was trying to revive mammoth ! what happened to that project.
Re:Project pushes back the hominid timeline in Africa by mor...
by vkou on Friday April 14, 2023 @12:25PM
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For most intents and purposes, Wooly Mammoths became irrelevant to the ecosystem, and to all but a few human populations ~10,000 years ago. The last surviving mammoths were isolated on a few scattered islands.
Re:Project pushes back the hominid timeline in Africa by mor...
by chiefalchemist on Friday April 14, 2023 @12:42PM
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Yes. But the general perception is Wooly Mammoths were in another era long before the more "modern" pyramids and such.
TBH I wasn't aware the two overlapped. Now I know :)
Re:Project pushes back the hominid timeline in Africa by mor...
by culi on Saturday April 15, 2023 @10:01AM
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That's a great idea! A big part of why I keep a personal list is because I can include things I really understand and care about (I tend to read more about archeobotany). But I highly encourage anyone to keep their own list. It's fun to watch it grow over time as you add entries that are actually meaningful to you