Fascinating finds reveal human origins (video)

WSJ 2017; Nature 2019; Michael Cremo; Pat Macpherson, Dhr. Seven (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

With news of Homo danzignensis, everything will become clear about MSM cover ups.

Another human species found: Homo luzo'

(Nature Video) Scientists have found adult bones and seven teeth belonging to a previously unknown species of human.  They've named the new species Homo luzonensis, after the island of Luzon in the Philippines where these human artifacts were found.

Tiny hobbit human skull

The bones are tiny, suggesting that Homo luzonensis was under 4 feet tall. That would make it the second species of diminutive human to be found in Southeast Asia; in 2007 scientists announced the discovery of Homo floresiensis, found on the island of Flores in Indonesia and nicknamed the hobbit.

Both species were alive 50,000 years ago, at a time when Asia was also home to our species (Homo sapiens), our kissing cousins the Neanderthals, and another group called the Denisovans.

This new species raises many questions, including who were its ancestors, did it live in trees, and how did it move? The research paper: nature.com/articles/s4158...

Special thanks to Rob Rownd (UPFI and UP-ASP) for excavation footage. The 3D animations provided by the Callao Cave Archaeology Project.

• VIDEO: New evidence sheds light on hobbits' demise

5 fascinating discoveries about human origins

(Wall Street Journal) Fossils unearthed in Morocco, Africa, are providing evidence that humans have been on earth much longer than previously thought.

The truth is forbidden.

They are some of the discoveries about human origins that form a series slowly revealing that Michael Cremo, "The Forbidden Archeologist," was right all along about the extreme antiquity of humans like us on earth, just like the Buddha and Vedic seers (rishis) taught.

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