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Author Topic:   Neandethal Bones dated 2.5 mya
Rahvin
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Message 10 of 20 (456711)
02-19-2008 5:01 PM
Reply to: Message 8 by tesla
02-19-2008 3:57 PM


Note that none of those examples are Neanderthals, but rather are different, earlier hominids.

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Message 12 of 20 (456721)
02-19-2008 6:09 PM
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02-19-2008 5:34 PM


I'm still not real sauvy with the technical considerations of the evolution of man. to me, a man is a man whether he was early man or modern man. i know that because of the complications of discerning what in the past is a part of the "man" tree that the names for the different era's are necessary.
The hominids you referenced were a lot more like apes than what we would identify as "men."

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