This is an important fossil and confirms my main contention that an
improved genome naturally overwrites preceding genetic patterns while retaining
much of the original pattern. That new
genetic strain experiences geographical expansion and this ensures its success.
Recall that bands meeting use that event to compete for mates and this
causes the passing of genetic material.
For that reason the present nonsense here is based on bad science. The earlier type merely confirms the real
antiquity of hominids in Europe and the equal antiquity of European features.
We may even predate the Neanderthals.
The global success of modern humanity has absorbed all other lineages
with scant exceptions. Yet the operative
word is absorb rather than displace. An
actual displacement merely means dead males and new wives.
The human skull that challenges the Out of Africa
theory
http://www.ancient-origins.net/human-origins-science/human-skull-challenges-out-africa-theory-001283
This is the account of
the discovery of a skull that has the potential to change what we know about
human evolution, and a suppression and cover-up which followed.
In 1959, in an area
called Chalkidiki in Petralona, Northern Greece, a shepherd came across a small
opening to a cave, which became visible when a thick covering of snow finally
melted. He gathered a group of villagers to help him clear the entrance
so they could go inside and explore. They found a cave rich in
stalactites and stalagmites. But they also found something surprising – a human
skull embedded in the wall (later research also uncovered a huge number of
fossils including pre-human species, animal hair, fossilized wood, and stone
and bone tools).
The skull was given to
the University of Thessaloniki in Greece by the President of the Petralona
Community. The agreement was that once the research was done, a museum would be
opened featuring the findings from the Petralona cave, and the skull would be returned
to be displayed in the museum – something that never happened.
Dr Aris Poulianos,
member of the UNESCO's IUAES (International Union of Anthropological and
Ethnological Sciences), later founder of the Anthropological Association of Greece,
and an expert anthropologist who was working at the University of Moscow at the
time, was invited by the Prime Minister of Greece to return to Greece to take a
position of a University Chair in Athens. This was due to the publication
of his book, ‘The Origins of the Greeks’, which provides excellent research
showing that Greek people didn’t originate from the Slavic nations but were indigenous
to Greece. Upon his return to Greece, Dr Poulianos was made aware of the
discovery of the skull at Petralona, and immediately started studying the
Petralona cave and skull.
The ‘Petralona man’,
or Archanthropus of Petralona, as it has since been called, was found to be
700,000 years old, making it the oldest human europeoid (presenting European
traits) of that age ever discovered in Europe. Dr Poulianos’ research
showed that the Petralona man evolved separately in Europe and was not an
ancestor of a species that came out of Africa.
In 1964, independent
German researchers, Breitinger and Sickenberg, tried to dismiss Dr Poulianos’
findings, arguing that the skull was only 50,000 years old and was indeed an
ancestor that came from Africa. However, research published in the US in
1971 in the prestigious Archaeology magazine, backed up the findings that the
skull was indeed 700,000 years old. This was based on an analysis of the
cave’s stratigraphy and the sediment in which the skull was embedded within.
Further research in the cave discovered isolated teeth and two pre-human
skeletons dating back 800,000 years, as well as other fossils of various
species.
Today, most academics
who have analyzed the Petralona remains say that the cranium of the Archanthropus
of Petralona belongs to an archaic hominid distinguished from Homo erectus,
and from both the classic Neanderthals and anatomically modern humans, but
showing characterists of all those species and
presenting strong European traits. A skull dating back 700,000 which
is neither Homo sapien nor part Homo sapien is in direct conflict with the Out
of Africa theory of human evolution.
Further excavations continued
in the cave of Petralona with the participation of international researchers
(46 specialists from 12 separate countries), which provided further proof of Dr
Poulianos’ claims, including remarkable findings like fossilized pieces of
wood, an oak leaf, animal hair and coprolites, which enabled accurate dating,
as well as the almost continuous presence of stone and bone tools of the
Archanthropus evolutionary stage, from the lower (750,000 years) to the
upper (550,000 years) layers of sediment within the cave.
The research, after an
interruption due to the dictatorship in Greece, continued up to 1983. It was
then ordered by the government that all excavations at the site were forbidden
to anyone, including the original archaeological team, and for 15 years nobody
had access to the site or to the findings – no reason was provided by the
government. Was this denial of access to prevent the extraction of
whatever new scientific conclusions remained hidden within the incredible
fossils embedded within the layers of the caves’ walls?
After the
Anthropological Society of Greece took the case to the courts, 15 years later
they were again allowed access to the cave. Since then the Ministry of
Culture is trying in any way to overcome the Courts decision and further trials
proceed.
Dr Poulianos’ findings
contradicted conventional views regarding human evolution and his research was
suppressed. Dr Poulianos and his wife were physically attacked and
injured in their home in 2012 and the culprits were never been found. He and
his team have been denied further access to the cave to complete their research
and study, and the whereabouts of the skull is now unknown.
Today a sign sits
outside the cave of Petralona stating that the skull found in the cave was
300,000 years old, and on Wikipedia today you will see references dismissing
the evidence and trying to date the Petralona skull within acceptable
parameters – between 160,000 and 240,000 years old.
1 comment:
The story of Aris Poulianos is absolutely true.
The First hemierectus (65%) Hominidae birthed and lived to the cave of Petralona, Greece milions of years ago.
They lite fire and built the first stone wall.
Do not believe anything else.
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