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* Hominids: The ancestors of modern humanity
diverged from apes somewhere between 5 & 8 million years ago. Hominid remains have been found only in Africa. Experts
believe it was the creation and use of tools that divided man from the lower animals. The erly tool-making proto-humans
are named Homo habilis. Some 1.8 million years ago, Homo habilis
was already building shelters. By 1.7 million BP (Before the Present Era) man was in Asia and using fire. Some time prior
to 700,000 BP, he moved into Europe. Around 120,000 years ago, the Neanderthals
appeared in Western Eurasia. Homo sapiens sapiens appeared in
Southern Africa around 100,000 years ago and in Europe 35,000 years ago... It was the development of agriculture
that led to civilisation (around 8,000 BC from Syrian Desert
to Palestine and the borders of Egypt; and 6,000 BC in China and Mesoamerica.)
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| 6-7 Million_year_Old Skull |
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| (Sabelanthropus tchadensis, Chad) |
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| 3.5 Million-Year-Old Skull |
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| (Kenya) |
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| 1.8 Million-Year-Old Hominid Jaw Bone |
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| Olduvai Gorge (Ethiopia) |
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| Oldest Human Footprint |
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| (385,000-325,00; Roccamontina Volcano, Italy) |
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* Evidence suggest that modern humanity was
in Europe more than 100,000 years before it was supposed to have left it: A human skull fragment found in Vertesszollos, Hungary, was dated between 250,00 and 450,000 years ago; a human
footprint and paleoliths, bonetools, hearths and shelters in Terra Amata,
France, was dated 300,000 to 400,000 years ago... The evidence is well supported by other finds: Torrarba (Spain), Clichy & Moulin Quignon
(France), etc. There is controversy surrounding these discoveries
as there is controversy surrounding any discovery that contradicts the consensus view.
| Human Jaw (Kanan, Kenya) |
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| Found by Louis Leakey (1.7-2 million years BP) |
* Eoliths: chipped pebbles worked or worn. Paleoliths: Stones chipped into a recognisable tool type. Neoliths:
Most advanced stone tools and utensils... Eoliths found in Gehe, China,
have been dated 2.600,000 years ago. A human tooth in Trinil,
Java, is dated between 1 and 1.9 million years ago. Eoliths and incised bones found on St.
Prest, France, have a recent dating of 1.2 million years, 200,000 years before Homo erectus
is supposed to have left Africa... There are paleoliths from Yuanmou
(China) that have yielded a date of 1.7 million years old. Paleoliths, cut and charred bones, found in Xihoudu in China, and eoliths from Diring Yurlakh
in Siberia are both dated to 1.8 million years BP. A human jaw and eoliths found by Louis
Leakey in Kanan, Kenya, are dated between 1.7
and 2 million years BP.
| 2-million-year-old Clay Figure |
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| Nampa (Idaho) |
* Homo habilis is accepted as the earliest
of all toolmakers. Homo habilis fossils, dating back just over 2 million years are strictly confined
to Africa. Any signs of humanity prior to this date could not possibly be attributed to Homo habilis without
a serious revision of consensus opinion. An abundance of such signs actually exist and are ignored: Nampa (Idaho), a clay figure age 2 million years BP; Soan
Valley (Pakistan), eoliths dated 2 million BP... These are not isolated discoveries. Although
disputed or ignored by consensus scientists, the finds continue to multiply: Eoliths in India,
paleoliths in England, Belgium, Italy and Argentine, flint blades in
Italy, a carved shell, pierced teeth and bone, two human jaws, all discovered
outside Africa and bearing a minimum date of 2 million years BP.
| Incisor of Yuanmou Man |
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* The earliest hominid fossils (known as Yuanmou man) were discovered in south-west China and have been dated at 1.7 million
years. The official classification of Yuanmou man as Homo erectus presents an interesting problem for orthodox
science. Homo erectus evolved from Homo habilis, who in turned evolved from Austrolopithecus. But
neither Homo habilis nor Austrolopithecus are supposed to have existed outside Africa at the time in
question... Some paleoliths, cut and charred bones have been discovered in Xihoudu
and dated some 100,000 years earlier than the Yuanmou finds. It would appear
humanity has a longer history in China than the scientific consensus supposes.
* The Miocene began some 25 million years
ago. Consensus science says no human beings walked our planet then. Available evidence shows that there were anatomically
modern humans living in both inside and outside of Africa right back to the early Pliocene.
Their bones, vertebra, and in six cases partial or complete skeletons, have been found in Italy,
Argentina and Kenya. They have left hearths in Argentina,
cut shells, incised bones and paleoliths in Antwerp. Minimum datings
range from 3 million to 4 million years BP. Maximum dating (Antwerp) could be as high as 7 million years BP.
The maximum dating of these finds would have place humanity in the distant Miocene... A human skull, a partial human skeleton
and a collection of neoliths discovered in four different sites in California all
have been dated in excess of 5 million years. A human skeleton in Midi (France),
paleoliths found in Portugal, Burma and Argentina, a carved bone and flint flakes from Turkey,
all have a minimum age of 5 million years. Paleoliths found in Aurillae
(France) have been dated between 7 and 9 million BP.
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| Hominid Specimens |
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| 6-7 Million Years Old (Chad) |
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* Human bones from Placer
County, California, are known to be older than 8.7 million years. Broken or incised bones from
France, Argentine and Kenya are no less than 12 million old. Three
different finds of paleoliths from Belgium have a minumum dating of 26
million years ago, placing them in the Oligocene. A human
skeleton, anatomically identical to Homo sapiens, discovered at Table Mountain,
California, is at least 33 Million years old, as are neoliths and a carved stone from the same site. A human skeleton
has been found in Switzerland dating from the remote Eocene (38 & 45 million years old). France
has yielded up eoliths, paleoliths, cut wood and even a chalk ball, the mimimun ages of which range from
45 to 50 million years...
CONCLUSION: The humans who left these
remains could not have evolved in Africa 100,000 years ago!
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