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The journey of man

Started August 21, 2007 · 2,203 views · 2 posts
The journey of man
You probably know that modern man originated in Africa thousands of years ago. Well, it was over 160,000 years ago, to be exact.

But chances are, you don’t know how Homo sapiens came to inhabit the entire globe. And you probably don’t realize the role climate played.

At today’s Cool Site, you can trace the migration of modern man. It follows man from the cradle of civilization to the far corners of the world.

Along the way, you can read about supporting archaeological evidence. You can also see how changes in climate influenced migratory paths. I’m sure you’ll find it as fascinating as I did!

But you might be wondering how the journey of man can be tracked. After all, 160,000 years is a long time. And, theoretically, archaeological artifacts could have been left by different groups. Scientists have done DNA research. Amazing!

www.bradshawfoundation.com
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Now that site looks interesting to read...
Thanks for the post chico :)