500 000 year old engravings

[Garuda]

Graham Hancock shared the following 4 links, all dealing with engravings on a shell that are 500 000 year old.

http://www.iflscience.com/plants-and...ear-old-shells

http://www.nature.com/nature/journal...ture13962.html

http://www.news.com.au/technology/sc...-1227144411681

http://www.rappler.com/science-natur...y-homo-erectus

[Doc]

Robert Morningstar is circulating a link to this version of the story as "Breaking News"and yet another link is on the Bing Search Page news carousel.

Here is an excerpt of the Earth Changes Media take on the story:

by Mitch Battros-Earth Changes Media December 04, 2014

Anthropologists on Wednesday said they had found the earliest engraving in human history on a fossilized mollusk shell some 500,000 years old, unearthed in colonial-era Indonesia.

When this information is passed down over thousands of years, the connection of short and long-term cycles is born. I would suggest modern science is simply confirming what our ancient ancestors have already told us through various forms such as petroglyphs, hieroglyphs, sanskrit, Mayan Calendar, Bible, Torah, and Dead Sea Scrolls just to name the most known. Reporting in the science journal Nature, a team led by Josephine Joordens at Leiden University in the Netherlands, harnessed 21st-century technology to take a new look at the Trinil shells, now housed in a local collection. The zigzag scratching, together with evidence that these shells were used as a tool, should prompt a rethink about the mysterious early human called Homo erectus. http://earthchangesmedia.com/?wysija...=subscriptions There is much more to read and see at the link. For some reason this story has broken into the mainstream media. It's great to see the topic of Ancient Mysteries getting some serious attention.

[CasperParks]

Ancient stuff.

[southerncross]

That's quite a leap back. Very exciting. Who would think, 500,000 yrs.

I hope it doesn't say something like, " Half off Oyster Bar...Tuesdays".