Buckaloo Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago Although this is a video/documentary, I believe the theories this guy advances go beyond the video itself and are worthy of more discussion. His video lays out an interesting argument for Denisovans being the "wild men" of history and of our more modern-day Sasquatch sightings. Some of the information in this video has been talked about here before, but he does an excellent job of tying it all together. He shows how the Denisovan fossil evidence we've gathered so far could point to Sasquatch. He also talks about the historical distribution of wild-man stories matching the speculated range of the Denisovans. Another very interesting topic he presents is the early-man "avoidance" theory. This is where one group of human-species adopts a more primitive or "wild" lifestyle to avoid having to interact with more technologically-advanced groups of "humans." This would lessen the chances of being killed-off or absorbed. Over tens of thousands of years, the more "wild" human-species group would develop enhanced physical characteristics like being, larger, hairier, faster, better night vision, etc. As I said, some of this information has already been discussed in this forum, but this is the first time I've seen one source that links it all together in one theory. Interesting! https://youtu.be/vN9q8ewDQs0?si=Eyi6vE2g2PH2XEJz 1
norseman Posted 4 minutes ago Admin Posted 4 minutes ago According to modern science? We (Homo Sapiens) were still in Africa 130,000 years ago. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cerutti_Mastodon_site
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