Discovery Of World's Oldest Stone Tools Overturns Traditional View Of Early Humans

[Richard S.]

Archaeologists working in northwestern Kenya say they've unearthed the world's oldest stone tools yet -- and the discovery has thrown them for a loop.

Dating back 3.3 million years, the artifacts push back the archaeological record of tool technology by a staggering 700,000 years. That suggests tools were being fashioned even before the emergence of Homo -- the genus to which Neanderthals and modern humans belong.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/05/20/worlds-oldest-stone-tools-kenya_n_7072766.html

[Morbid]

graham hancock would love to hear this news.

[shadowstalker]

graham hancock would love to hear this news.

he probably already knows lol

[Rex]

graham hancock would love to hear this news.

So would Zahi Hawass <wink> :ROFL:

[ghostrider]

the plejaren said when their ancestors first came to Earth over 50,000 years ago , they found evidence that Earth had been visited 22 million years ago by other more advanced ETs ... a leader along with 200 scientist and 70,000 human beings fled into space in a ship they took by force and came to Earth 50,000 years ago ... only 10,000 years went by until war broke out again , some fled to other systems , everything else was completely destroyed and the people degenerated and became completely wild ... for 7,000 years none returned as the people degenerated ... the descendants of those who fled returned to Earth and built Atlantis and Mu ... they built huge stone cities on every continent ( hint ) ...

[Sunny-side-up]

Nice post and thx Lovespot

BTW
How do I interpret your name:

Loves-Pot or Love-Spot, both very different image forming ;)

[Richard S.]

Nice post and thx Lovespot

BTW
How do I interpret your name:

Loves-Pot or Love-Spot, both very different image forming ;)

LOFL, you are most welcome...

Sheesh, you got me real good, never thought of it that way... Frankly, it is Love Spot, but the other also applies...