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Hunter gatherer populations were sedentary in the more productive areas. These areas have subsequently been taken by agiculture and hunter gatherers are left with less productive areas which enforce a ...

what on earth did you mean by "Agriculturally-based societies are an advance on hunter-gatherer societies"?
It depends which way you look at it. The first farmers were less well nourished ...

I am glad you are amazed, I am amazed by your argument...

What are you going to believe, Martin? Carefully designed and controlled scientific tests which produce the same result with devastasting r ...

The Mapuche of, what is now, southern Chile were conquered by the Spanish. They were subjugated and became part of Chile. However their language Mapudungan is still widely spoken, especially in the so ...

In every case, test subjects tended to prefer the composite average face than any of the real-world faces from which the data was compiled. In essence, the test subjects rewarded the genes that kept c ...

The fossil record tells us that living things do not change.
Is this not another paradigm. How do we know this? Horseshoe crabs? Of the hundred thousand or so fossil species how many are found today ...

Despite the best efforts of the invaders, the indigenous populations of Peru and Bolivia still speak Quechua the language of the Incas. The language they have always spoken.

And in England...

Surely a small population will breed out much variation. Inbreeding in this population will lead any particular gene to either die out or dominate.

If we accept that evolution occurs due to mutations in genetic material passed from generation to generation. Then surely we are changing from generation to generation. Changing and evolving.

Surely living things are evolving constantly, through each generation. Nothing is standing still. When two animals diverge both will change from that moment on. To find a living ancestor is akin to fi ...

Isn't it the medieval form of Dennis/Denis?

He signed himself Guido Fawkes. Was he also known as Guy? Or was this something that happened after the event?

During animal domestication brain size reduces. This is usually ascribed to a reduction in sensory perception. Could there be a connection to Neanderthal brain size?

It wasn't western Eurasia at the time but northern Eurasia
I thought they found them in Gibraltar, Portugal and upwards.

I think they are called hox genes. There were some women who had hox mutations they had strange hands and feet plus no uterus. A bum deal.
Some very early land animals had eight digits, for example A ...

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Topic: Jacobs Crackers?
Martin Replies: 99 Views: 195902	Forum: NEW CONCEPTS Posted: 3:07 am Subject: Jacobs Crackers?
Martin Replies: 99 Views: 195902	Hunter gatherer populations were sedentary in the more productive areas. These areas have subsequently been taken by agiculture and hunter gatherers are left with less productive areas which enforce a ...
Topic: Beaker People
Martin Replies: 359 Views: 242481	Forum: Pre-History Posted: 4:54 pm Subject: Beaker People
Martin Replies: 359 Views: 242481	what on earth did you mean by "Agriculturally-based societies are an advance on hunter-gatherer societies"? It depends which way you look at it. The first farmers were less well nourished ...
Topic: Matters Arising
Martin Replies: 3607 Views: 1540238	Forum: The History of Britain Revealed Posted: 2:36 am Subject: Matters Arising
Martin Replies: 3607 Views: 1540238	I am glad you are amazed, I am amazed by your argument... What are you going to believe, Martin? Carefully designed and controlled scientific tests which produce the same result with devastasting r ...
Topic: Way Out West
Martin Replies: 194 Views: 219096	Forum: Pre-History Posted: 12:22 am Subject: Way Out West
Martin Replies: 194 Views: 219096	The Mapuche of, what is now, southern Chile were conquered by the Spanish. They were subjugated and became part of Chile. However their language Mapudungan is still widely spoken, especially in the so ...
Topic: Matters Arising
Martin Replies: 3607 Views: 1540238	Forum: The History of Britain Revealed Posted: 11:44 pm Subject: Matters Arising
Martin Replies: 3607 Views: 1540238	In every case, test subjects tended to prefer the composite average face than any of the real-world faces from which the data was compiled. In essence, the test subjects rewarded the genes that kept c ...
Topic: Matters Arising
Martin Replies: 3607 Views: 1540238	Forum: The History of Britain Revealed Posted: 10:52 pm Subject: Matters Arising
Martin Replies: 3607 Views: 1540238	The fossil record tells us that living things do not change. Is this not another paradigm. How do we know this? Horseshoe crabs? Of the hundred thousand or so fossil species how many are found today ...
Topic: Way Out West
Martin Replies: 194 Views: 219096	Forum: Pre-History Posted: 10:44 pm Subject: Way Out West
Martin Replies: 194 Views: 219096	Despite the best efforts of the invaders, the indigenous populations of Peru and Bolivia still speak Quechua the language of the Incas. The language they have always spoken. And in England...
Topic: Origins of....Species
Martin Replies: 264 Views: 320166	Forum: Life Sciences Posted: 5:42 pm Subject: Origins of....Species
Martin Replies: 264 Views: 320166	Surely a small population will breed out much variation. Inbreeding in this population will lead any particular gene to either die out or dominate.
Topic: Matters Arising
Martin Replies: 3607 Views: 1540238	Forum: The History of Britain Revealed Posted: 10:58 am Subject: Matters Arising
Martin Replies: 3607 Views: 1540238	If we accept that evolution occurs due to mutations in genetic material passed from generation to generation. Then surely we are changing from generation to generation. Changing and evolving.
Topic: Matters Arising
Martin Replies: 3607 Views: 1540238	Forum: The History of Britain Revealed Posted: 9:15 pm Subject: Matters Arising
Martin Replies: 3607 Views: 1540238	Surely living things are evolving constantly, through each generation. Nothing is standing still. When two animals diverge both will change from that moment on. To find a living ancestor is akin to fi ...
Topic: Remember, Remember, the Fifth of November
Martin Replies: 280 Views: 292941	Forum: British History Posted: 6:09 pm Subject: Remember, Remember, the Fifth of November
Martin Replies: 280 Views: 292941	Isn't it the medieval form of Dennis/Denis?
Topic: Remember, Remember, the Fifth of November
Martin Replies: 280 Views: 292941	Forum: British History Posted: 2:34 pm Subject: Remember, Remember, the Fifth of November
Martin Replies: 280 Views: 292941	He signed himself Guido Fawkes. Was he also known as Guy? Or was this something that happened after the event?
Topic: Where are all the Neanderthals?
Martin Replies: 446 Views: 325683	Forum: Pre-History Posted: 5:03 pm Subject: Where are all the Neanderthals?
Martin Replies: 446 Views: 325683	During animal domestication brain size reduces. This is usually ascribed to a reduction in sensory perception. Could there be a connection to Neanderthal brain size?
Topic: Where are all the Neanderthals?
Martin Replies: 446 Views: 325683	Forum: Pre-History Posted: 4:01 pm Subject: Where are all the Neanderthals?
Martin Replies: 446 Views: 325683	It wasn't western Eurasia at the time but northern Eurasia I thought they found them in Gibraltar, Portugal and upwards.
Topic: Digits digits
Martin Replies: 16 Views: 65850	Forum: Life Sciences Posted: 3:59 pm Subject: Digits digits
Martin Replies: 16 Views: 65850	I think they are called hox genes. There were some women who had hox mutations they had strange hands and feet plus no uterus. A bum deal. Some very early land animals had eight digits, for example A ...