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Sorry, I must go for now. Will come back to you on Chan Hol as I know of it but need to read about it again. I think the boomerang was much, much earlier than this but will check. Tasmania may have been 10th millennium – I remember a
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Yucutan. You don't mention the isolation of Tasmania or the invention of the boomerang in Australia. You mention that pottery was invented in China 18,000 years ago but you skip that it was in use in the Sahara and Sahel by the 10th millenium. Also, the earliest (contested, I think)
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Update , It appears Two users seem keen in revamping this , ignoring the reasons I stated here. I can only say that if this sums up to this wikipedias integrity will fall even lower , I am not a casual editor in here but this ignorant authority abuse Is honestly unjust and what keeps people from
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1527:, not new dates. New dates is "nuevas fechas". Also, the source is a subscription site so I can't read it apart from the abstract. However, it's certainly a reputable journal so I'll take it on your approval and use it to include a mention of Los Toldos. Thanks.
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