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AT-1799

Homo sapiens

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Michael Cremo

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Smithsonian Human Origins Program synthesis of the fossil and archaeological record for our species; institutional baseline for species chronology rather than a blanket dismissal of every anomalous report.

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Cremo and Thompson argue that humans like us existed in deep geological time and that contrary evidence was filtered out; the catalog documents this claim but does not support it scientifically.

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Forbidden Archeology is a primary source for the extreme-antiquity claim, but its catalog record is not scientific validation and the listed human-origins evidence does not overturn Homo sapiens chronology.

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