A WALK THROUGH TIME BY PAUL SALOPEK ABOUT FIFTY THOUSAND YEARS AGO the first anatomically modern humans became foreign correspondents: They walked out of Africa, spreading news of far horizons, and explored the unknown

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Date: 2013-01-03 15:12:48 Paleolithic Cenozoic Genetic genealogy Prehistoric Africa Middle Stone Age Early human migrations Anatomically modern humans Neanderthal Homo Human evolution Pleistocene Recent single origin hypothesis		A WALK THROUGH TIME BY PAUL SALOPEK ABOUT FIFTY THOUSAND YEARS AGO the first anatomically modern humans became foreign correspondents: They walked out of Africa, spreading news of far horizons, and explored the unknown Add to Reading List Source URL: media.outofedenwalk.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 593,36 KB Share Document on Facebook

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