#physical evolution

"In a new study, University of New South Wales Professor Mike Archer and colleagues re-examined the fossilized tibia (lower leg bone) of a now-extinct, giant sthenurine kangaroo. Found in Mammoth Cave in southwestern Australia around the time of the First World War, the bone was later determined to be hard evidence showing that Indigenous Australians hunted megafauna. Professor Archer was involved in the 1980 study that found a distinctive cut in the fossilized bone was evidence of butchery. But he now happily concedes this original finding was wrong."

“As a scientist, it’s not just my job but my responsibility to update the record when new evidence comes to light,” Professor Archer said.

“Back in 1980, we interpreted the cut as evidence of butchery because that was the best conclusion we could draw with the tools available at the time.”

“Thanks to advances in technology, we can now see that our original interpretation was wrong.”

“When the bones were analyzed from the 1960s onwards, there was much debate about whether or not First Peoples lived compatibly with Australia’s prehistoric megafauna or whether they were the cause of the extinction of these megafaunal animals.”

“Many saw the incision in the bone as being made by humans with tools — and that it finally showed that the extinction of megafauna and arrival of humans about 65,000 years ago was no coincidence.”

“For decades, the Mammoth Cave bone was a ‘smoking gun’ for the idea that Australia’s First Peoples hunted megafauna, but with that evidence now overturned, the debate about what caused the extinction of these giant animals is wide open again, and the role of humans is less clear than ever.”

To re-analyze the same sthenurine leg bone with the incision, Professor Archer and co-authors used high-tech, 3D-scanning to look inside the bone without damaging it.

They also used updated radiometric dating technology to try to work out how old the bone and the cut really were and detailed microscopic analysis of the cut surfaces.

Their analyses revealed the cut was made after the bone had dried out and had developed shrinkage cracks — meaning it was likely already fossilized when the incision occurred.

The paleontologists also analyzed a fossil tooth ‘charm’ given by a Worora Nations man at Mowanjum Mission to Kim Akerman, an archaeologist working with First Nations people in the Kimberley in the 1960s.

The tooth belonged to Zygomaturus trilobus, a type of giant marsupial, distantly related to wombats, that was part of Australia’s Pleistocene megafauna."

"“This implies a cultural appreciation or symbolic use of fossils long before European science did.”

“You could say that First Peoples may have been the continent’s — and possibly the world’s — first paleontologists.”

The researchers do not completely rule out the possibility that First Peoples hunted Australia’s megafauna.

But without hard evidence, it’s not possible to definitively say Indigenous Australians were responsible for its extinction."

From our soul comes the impetus [the force or energy with which a body moves/lives] as a result of which we make the main decisions in our life. Our soul leads us, gives us strength to persevere. She is the driving force to make the most of our life. Our soul recognizes the people who are part of our life, as a result of which we feel attracted to those people."

"We are more soul than body. Our soul is eternal, our body temporary. Our physical body only serves our soul for this one earthly life. As soul, we connect ourselves with the fertilized egg cell in the mother who can receive us. We ourselves are the life that inspires and steers this cell to growth. For our whole life, our soul feeds our body with life force, until her life task has been completed."

"The human being experiences his evolution both materially and spiritually! When the soul as human being gives birth and creates [we experience both motherhood and fatherhood], the human being evolves!"

We are souls born and created from this All Source and get to experience everything. As human beings we are gifted both female and male bodies in many incarnations on the physical planes; all in order to get to know all aspects and depths of life - and thus ourselves -, evolve spiritually and physically to higher levels and eventually tune back into our Divine Home... yes... as living gods.