Perhaps better to say, "some scientists think tool-like stones suggest a possible human presence from before the glacial maximum. Other scientists think the evidence is too weak to support any conclusion at this point."
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Originally posted by Piano*Dad: Perhaps better to say, "some scientists think tool-like stones suggest a possible human presence from before the glacial maximum. Other scientists think the evidence is too weak to support any conclusion at this point."
True. I hope better evidence is found. My religious mother learned that I had read everything I could find in the local library about the earliest man. She discouraged that in a big way.
A Phillips or a crescent wrench would be good, but something more primitive would be ok.
For now we must await for Doug.
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