63,000-Year-Old Modern Human Skull Found in Laos

[goodsamaritan]

The skull pushes back the clock on modern human migration through the region by as much as 20,000 years and indicates that ancient humans out of Africa left the coast and inhabited diverse habitats much earlier than previously appreciated.

http://www.sci-news.com/othersciences/anthropology/article00538.html

[TylerDurden]

More info partially debunking one of the main tenets of the Out of Africa myth:-
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2192994/Neanderthals-right-handed-capability-speech-new-research-finds.html?ito=feeds-newsxml

 Eventually, we'll discover that modern humans all rose up in different regions due to  a lot of intermixture with so-called "apemen" and only as much gene-transfer from Africa as from other regions(barring the Americas, perhaps).

[Delmonico]

Thanks for the articles, I always thought that out of Africa didn't make any sense.

[svrn]

Or perhaps macroevolution is complete nonsense and humans didnt come from apes at all or from africa.

[svrn]

this also debunks th myth of paleo times we are supposed to all believe.

There has never been a paleo time as we know it. There have always been people living in complete harmony with nature and those who live against nature even to this day, with varying levels of each type of person throughout the ages.

Right now the natural man is in danger of being wiped out completely however since this is the first time in history that I know where so many biological weapons have been launched against us from all sides.