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- Blog Post: AS ME•WE APPROACH THE CENTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY
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- Added by Michael Grove at 7:13 on October 23, 2018
- Comment on: Blog Post 'Venus of willendorf'
- 2 million years ago and not long afterwards, groups of hominids started to fan out from their African homeland in search of new food sources. These early migrants from the species Homo erectus are thought to have reached Southeast Asia via the Near East, and they may have penetrated southern Europe. A second wave of migration began about 800,000 years ago. As the early humans adapted to their new homes and to the various environmental and climatic conditions that they found, different sub-species and races developed, among them Java Man, Peking Man and, in Europe Homo heidelbergensis and the Neanderthal race. Meanwhile, in Africa, a new type of human evolved - one that would eventually spread across the globe and supplant others. Homo sapiens sapiens, the modern human race, dates back to about 100,000 years ago and around 40,000 years ago the species reached central Europe and had arrived in Australia. The Americas were the last continent to be populated - by settlers crossing from Asia by way of the Bering land bridge. The very success of Homo sapiens sapiens in displacing all of its rivals is due to y[our] species' greater mental capacity and, in particular, its complex language skills. Human culture took a giant step forward in the latter part of the Old Stone Age, from about 40,000 to 10,000 years ago. It was during this time when humans were beginning to shape the environment which they lived in and as they did so they began to feel the need to express themselves through art. Art seems to have been an exclusive preserve of y[our] species. The number of works they produced increased dramatically in the course of the last Ice Age as y[our] ancestors spread around the world. The rock drawings and engravings they created still have a very powerful impact today, as do the small human and animal figurines that the first sculptors carved out of mammoth ivory. This carved limestone figure gets its name from where it was found, near the village of Willendorf in Austria. It stands just 11cm (4.3in) tall. …
- Added by Michael Grove at 5:59 on February 27, 2016
- Blog Post: A PLACE for the STORY of TIME ITSELF
THROUGHOUT the eons of…- Added by Michael Grove at 6:15 on March 15, 2016
- Blog Post: PRIOR to the DAWN ...
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- Added by Michael Grove at 15:52 on March 17, 2010
- Blog Post: TEMPUS FUGIT AUGEBITUR SCIENTIA
- Added by Michael Grove at 8:13 on April 3, 2015
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- ds”, that HOMO SAPIENS SAPIENS has to adopt - as part of the global skill-set which IS needed to assist nature in the qualitative advancement of the evolution of LIFE throughout our multi-verse of parallel universes . …
- Added by Michael Grove at 15:27 on February 8, 2012
- Blog Post: CREATION of the DANCE
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- Added by Michael Grove at 10:12 on November 23, 2014
- Comment on: Video '(Part 1) Indigenous Native American Prophecy (Elders Speak part 1)'
- WN UNIVERSE and no doubt as well ... throughout THE MULTIVERSE of PARALLEL UNIVERSES. …
- Added by Michael Grove at 9:57 on January 12, 2011
- Blog Post: INTRODUCTION
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- Added by Michael Grove at 6:40 on September 21, 2012
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- NO THING happens in LIVING NATURE that is not in relation to THE WHOLE as the BALANCED ECO-SYSTEM which Homo Sapiens must now restore to ensure the survival of LIFE on EARTH.
- Added by Michael Grove at 8:25 on April 11, 2012
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