The Incredible Human Journey

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On The Incredible Human Journey, Dr. Alice Roberts travels the globe to discover the incredible story of how humans left Africa to colonise the world.

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Country: UK
Genre: Adventure, History, Travel
Network: BBC Two
Watched by: 151 1 003 674
Total running time: 3 hours 35 minutes
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Episodes: 5
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Episode Guide

5
The Americas
14.06.2009
4
Australia
31.05.2009
3
Europe
24.05.2009
2
Asia
17.05.2009
1
Out of Africa
10.05.2009

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28 Aug 2024, 21:12 #
A bone 10 kilometers away on the island proves nothing at all. Some crazy person could have swum across without a boat. Or drown, and his case was carried to the island. Or, or, or.
13 Jun 2024, 21:56 #
And developing the theme of cruelty
, scientists have established that the ancestors of modern man probably ate Neanderthals. This is reported by the British newspaper The Guardian, and the researchers' article was published in the Journal of Anthropological Sciences.
Scientists came to this conclusion after analyzing the bones of Neanderthals. In particular, we are talking about the jaw of Homo neanderthalensis, discovered in southwestern France, as well as a number of bones that were previously attributed to humans.
Scientists found traces of tools on all these remains. According to the researchers, the appearance of these lesions is similar to those found on deer bones. Scientists believe that this indicates the fact that the ancestors of modern humans probably butchered the bodies of Neanderthals. ... " Lenta 05/18/2009
replied 13 Jun 2024, 21:53 #
@deex_iv: No. This is related to childbirth. A big woman == a woman who ate well and can feed many children. This is the worship of motherhood
01 Mar 2024, 18:19 #
The wanker figures were made, obviously. The first porn.
12 Jun 2024, 22:10 #
OK, yeah, okay. I now know how to butcher a deer - using a special Evenk method, bloodlessly and with minimal loss of carcass parts. But... why?