900 Foot Megatsunami? Scientists Discover Tsunami Evidence in Africa.. A new study reveals evidence how an ancient 900 foot megatsunami wave caused widespread destruction in Cape Verde. It happened around 78,000 years ago

900 Foot Megatsunami? Scientists Discover Tsunami Evidence in Africa.. A new study reveals evidence how an ancient 900 foot megatsunami wave caused widespread destruction in Cape Verde. It happened around 78,000 years ago

Soda vs. Pop vs. Coke: Mapping How Americans talk

The ATLANTIC article is fascinating.. Mapping how we say certain words tells a story of who we are and shows a picture of how we migrate.

Soda vs. Pop vs. Coke: Mapping How Americans talk

10,000-year-old house uncovered outside Jerusalem

Will this change the timeline that some people thought the human race is on?

10,000-year-old house uncovered outside Jerusalem

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4,000-year-old ‘bog body’ found with skin intact
The body showed signs of brutality, including axe wounds, leading scientists to believe the body was mutilated for a ritual sacrifice.

Wow..

Science is amazing.. this is amazing.

We have been told that early humans were warlike. What if they were not?

There would be some big implications.. And our modern “civilized society” would need to do some soul searching about how we have lost the way.. 

Consider this:

And here we thought that road rage evovled from stone age cave rage..

We have long been told that war is bred deep within humanity.. that our early ancestors killed and maimed for food and terrirtory.. that we are warlike in our nature.. But maybe that is all wrong! 

A new study seems to suggest that mankind didn’t go to war until much later than previously thought, and that tribal societies found war to be an alien concept! So those old humans we would laugh and joke about perhaps were one with the land, one with each other, and learned to live, hunt, and forge new worlds without killing and destroying.. Could that be possible!? 

As the UK INDEPENDENT details: Douglas Fry and Patrik Soderberg [umlaut over o] of Abo Akademi University in Vasa, Finland, studied 148 violently lethal incidents documented by anthropologists working among 21 mobile bands of hunter-gatherer societies, which some scholars have suggested as a template for studying how humans lived for more than 99.9 per cent of human history, before the invention of agriculture about 10,000 years ago.

Amazing to consider..