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Out of Asia

Investigates the dating of the first Australians and their art and reveals why they could be our own distant ancestors.

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  • "Stimulated by finds at Jinmium, Northern Territory, archeologists, using modern dating technology, explore the premise that Australian ancient peoples came from Asia, not Africa."
  • "Investigates the dating of the first Australians and their art and reveals why they could be our own distant ancestors."@en
  • "Presents new evidence that disputes the theory that modern man evolved from Africa. Asserts that Homo erectus was established in Australia simultaneous with its appearance in Africa."@en
  • "The common consensus among anthropologists is that modern man emerged from Africa. Examines new evidence that disputes the African theory and alleges that simultaneous to the emergence of Homo erectus in Africa, there were groups of Homo erectus in Australia."@en
  • "Discoveries of apparently ancient rock art in Australia unleashed a debate over the origins of modern humans. Presents new evidence suggesting that modern man evolved from Africa."
  • "It is almost universally accepted that the human species evolved in Africa almost 100,000 years ago and from there spread to other continents, but new evidence from Australia and Indonesia suggests a different story. But the techniques used to date sediment samples and fossils are controversial. Did modern humans emerge from Asia? In 1996, at Jinmium, in the Australian outback, archaeologists found a group of rock shelters covered with the earliest kind of rock art."
  • "In accepted evolutionary theory, modern humans emerged out of Africa and gradually spread across the globe. Horizon reveals the latest thinking and shows how the science of where we came from is once again being transformed."@en

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