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Comments (6)

ggm · 2d ago

Dogger bank in the North Sea between Britain and the Netherlands is proving a fruitful source of early man artifacts, finding even earlier hominid from seabeds is fantastic.

52-6F-62 · 5h ago

I look forward to more exploration around the Azores and the Porcupine Bank west of Ireland as well

tastyfreeze · 4h ago

Finding anything deep on the Azores plateau would be quite amazing.

I am confident that exploration of the continental shelf around the world will drastically change our view of history regardless of the age of artifacts.

oh_fiddlesticks · 5h ago

Home erectus can be read as Homo sapiens really

noselasd · 4h ago

How so ? It's the ancestor a step before Neanderthals, Denisovans, modern humans and a couple others.

zabzonk · 3h ago

Kinky Friedman: https://www.google.com/search?q=kinky+friedman+homo+erectus+...

Perhaps not very politically correct...