Um...

How is that even slightly related?

>>2316620
Because if there's an older settlement in Yurop which predates all Mesopotamian settlements, then some humans did not arrive at the same times into Yurop as we orginally thought and indeed, puts the Out of Africa theory into question.

>>2316612
Would you kindly learn what Out of Africa is before trying to post about it?

You're not even remotely near the correct timeframe.

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>>2316626
Wait what, I thought I was onto something.

>>2316625
All I can say is that you picked the right frog for this thread
Excellent bait

>>2316625
You do realize humans had already spread around the globe for like 40,000 years before civilization arose in Mesopatamia

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>>2316633
>>2316636
Just delete my thread please

>>2316643
At least you can own up to being wrong. That's better than most of this sewer of a site.

>>2316643
Oh anon
You did no wrong
Just make sure to research topics you want to discuss beforehand

>>2316643
>Owning up to being wrong
>on 4chan
You earned my respect today Anon.

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>>2316643
First time I've ever felt bad for anyone on this board

>>2318012
This

To save this thread, can we brainstorm what were humans exactly doing for some 35,000 years until first known civilizations emerged?

>>2318916
I have this suspicion that they had religious, cultural, and philosophical structures that people today couldn't really understand.

Or at least that's the vibe I get from cave paintings and Gobleke Tepe

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>>2316631
>Frog/wojack posters

>>2318916
Mostly surviving, I imagine. You have to have a significant population with significant idle time for a genius to come up, and for that genius to not spend all his time hunting and chewing raw meat.
It could just have been a numbers game.

>>2318919
If you think about it, the only idle time the first humans had must have been in the evening after hunts, when all they had to observe and think about were the stars and their dreams and spirituality.

>>2316643
You were wrong and you admit it
There's no shame in that, anon. Hold your head high!

>>2318919
>Tfw born near the site


I is caveroach

>>2318916
I'm with /x/ on this.
There probably was minor civilization ( not agricultural, but like temples of stacked rock and mud ) multiple tribes of hunter gatherers would gather around occasionally but were simply so small scale, rare(has to have enough game to support larger than usual populations), and simple they were lost to time.

>>2318941
Didnt hunter gatherers only work like, 4 hours per day, and spent the rest of their time fucking, and leisuring?

>>2318012
yep

>>2316643
qt

WE WUZ CRADLE OF CIVILIZATION AND SHIT

>>2318916
I think prehistoric humans must have had a very different view of life, like the notions of social and technological progress wasn't even part of their worldview. They would use their minds to solve problems, but they weren't trying to constantly innovate in ways that would unnecessarily alter their way of life the way civilized people do.

>>2319237
*weren't even

>>2316612
OP took the balkanpill to hard.

>>2316612
>what are the Natufians
also the Out of Africa theory is based on human remains and genetics, not on civilizations. the move out of Africa was 40,000 years ago, not 7,000

>>2319237
I find it weird how there was no gradual progress at all for tens of thousands of years. Then suddenly human civilizations start poping up like mad and developing beyond anything ever seen in an extremely short period of time.

>>2319264
>the move out of Africa was 40,000
There's 45k years old remains from Russia(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ust'-Ishim_man) and some humanoid remains from Israel dating about 100k years ago, it's definitely earlier than 40k years ago.

>>2316612
>Is the Out of Africa theory false?

Are you still in Africa?

>>2316643
Good job owning up to your stupidity retarded frogposter

>>2319351
Hey don't bully frogman, he's a good boy and owned up to his mistake.

Yes.

Noah's ark landed on the mountains of Ararat, in Asia minor (modern day Turkey).

The first urbanization happened in the Middle-East, the cradle of civilization.

Before the deluge, we have no idea because it was a very different world.

Not gonna lie, I thought this thread was /pol/ shitposting

>>2319357
>le pretending to believe jewish folk tales meme

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>>2319398
>le pretending to believe in darwinian monkey myths

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>>2316643
It's okay, anon. It's how we grow as people.

>>2319418
Wow I didn't know that a guy said that about evolution in a book one time. Really needles the old noodle.

>>2319335
I think he was implying that humans evolved in yurop (sic) rather than in Africa.

>>2318916
shucking and jiving to stay alive

>>2316643
>someone admitting they're wrong on 4chan
I thought I'd seen it all.