The Younger Dryas event coincides with the extinction of 65% of all North American megafauna.

Cuneiform, ancient Mexican writing, and Chinese writing are considered to be three independently invented writing systems

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Researcher Randall Carlson theorizes the Younger Dryas comet impacts caused the rapid melting of North American ice sheets, leading to the Great Flood myths.

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The Younger Dryas impact theory posits that a comet storm struck Earth approximately 11,800 years ago.

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Geological core samples from around 11,800 years ago contain a layer of materials rare on Earth but common in space, such as iridium and micro-diamonds.

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A bone fragment from a girl nicknamed "Denny" revealed her father was a Neanderthal and her mother was a Denisovan.

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Denisovans were identified as a new type of human from DNA extracted from a finger bone found in a Siberian cave.

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"Denny" is the only known first-generation hybrid of a Neanderthal and a Denisovan ever discovered.

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The first non-Homo sapiens hominin discovered, in the early 19th century, was the Neanderthal.

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Another set of footprints at White Sands suggests a group of young adults were hunting a giant ground sloth.

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One set of 20,000-year-old footprints at White Sands shows an adult carrying a toddler who was periodically put down to walk.

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The prehistoric footprints at White Sands are a type of trace fossil known as an ichnofossil.

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Over 60 sets of human footprints, dating back approximately 20,000 years, have been discovered at White Sands, New Mexico.

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There is evidence that human ancestors were cooking regularly by 400,000 years ago.

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Archaeological evidence from sites over 20,000 years old shows that hunter-gatherers harvested and processed wild barley.

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It is unlikely that the Druids of the Iron Age shared the same beliefs as the builders of Stonehenge.

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The Younger Dryas event coincides with the extinction of 65% of all North American megafauna.

The Tasmanian tiger, or thylacine, was made extinct by human hunters approximately 90 years ago

The Chicxulub asteroid impact 65 million years ago caused the extinction of the dinosaurs

Without the Chicxulub asteroid impact, mammals would not have diversified and radiated as they did

The majority of elongated skulls in recorded history are from Washington state and Oregon

Cuneiform, ancient Mexican writing, and Chinese writing are considered to be three independently invented writing systems

Researcher Randall Carlson theorizes the Younger Dryas comet impacts caused the rapid melting of North American ice sheets, leading to the Great Flood myths.

The Younger Dryas impact theory posits that a comet storm struck Earth approximately 11,800 years ago.

Geological core samples from around 11,800 years ago contain a layer of materials rare on Earth but common in space, such as iridium and micro-diamonds.

A bone fragment from a girl nicknamed "Denny" revealed her father was a Neanderthal and her mother was a Denisovan.

Denisovans were identified as a new type of human from DNA extracted from a finger bone found in a Siberian cave.

"Denny" is the only known first-generation hybrid of a Neanderthal and a Denisovan ever discovered.

The first non-Homo sapiens hominin discovered, in the early 19th century, was the Neanderthal.

Another set of footprints at White Sands suggests a group of young adults were hunting a giant ground sloth.

One set of 20,000-year-old footprints at White Sands shows an adult carrying a toddler who was periodically put down to walk.

The prehistoric footprints at White Sands are a type of trace fossil known as an ichnofossil.

Over 60 sets of human footprints, dating back approximately 20,000 years, have been discovered at White Sands, New Mexico.

There is evidence that human ancestors were cooking regularly by 400,000 years ago.

Archaeological evidence from sites over 20,000 years old shows that hunter-gatherers harvested and processed wild barley.

It is unlikely that the Druids of the Iron Age shared the same beliefs as the builders of Stonehenge.

Early worship circles were constructed from ditches, timber posts, or standing stones.