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Quote: http://news.nationalgeographic.com/n...rthal-hunting/ |
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#2
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They started getting smart after homo habilis who first started making the stone flakes. Inventing the hand axe. About 2.0 million years ago. After homo habilis the brain started growing bigger in size Huge difference between homo habilis and homo erectus brains... and used oldowan tools. Similar or exactly th same as the spears. But that is pretty cool.
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#3
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That is awesome, nice find! ![]() |
#4
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Great find ![]() There's so little we know about our origins and the world in general... |
#5
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they always do discoveries showing things were older than they thought. weird they haven't found spear tips between 250000 and 500000 years ago. maybe they dated these tips wrong. |
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#6
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Interesting ![]() |
#7
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The beginnings of the military/industrial complex.
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