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[QUOTE]Originally posted by DD'eDeN: [QB] Australian North Coast - 65ka arrival of Pygmies Note: Pygmies arrived in north Australia coasts 65ka, separated from African- Andaman-San-Pygmies 120ka. See photos. http://www.abc.net.au/news/science/2017-07-20/indigenous-discovery-how-do-we-know-how-old-it-is/8719334 Note: The Mbabaram Pygmies of North Coast historically made wood shields & spears. Their word for dog is kutaka/gudaga/dog. Ground stone axes, use of ochre and micah (mirrors?) - - - The following article confuses the pattern, Pygmies first to the North coast rainforest 65ka, some continued southward along the coasts (Tasmanian Pygmies had no fire-starters), while their inland descendants gradually moved into the drier open plains along gallery forests and intermittent stream valleys to become the conventional taller Aborigines who specifically hunted open plains animals to extinction with spear-thrower/atlatls & likely fire (with fire-starters). - - - "Previously it was thought that humans arrived and hunted them out or disturbed their habits, leading to extinction, but these dates confirm that people arrived so far before that they wouldn't be the central cause of the death of megafauna," Marwick said. "It shifts the idea of humans charging into the landscape and killing off the megafauna. It moves toward a vision of humans moving in and coexisting, which is quite a different view of human evolution." Read more at https://archaeologynewsnetwork.blogspot.com/2017/07/artefacts-suggest-humans-arrived-in.html#ql1gxk2xMw3jZYJC.99 [/QB][/QUOTE]
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