Обзор аномальных свидетельств о существовании человека в глубокой древности

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Находки, упомянутые в этой книге, расположены в соответствии с их возрастом, опубликованные сведения о котором авторы считают наиболее достоверными либо заслуживающими внимания. Ниже приводятся значения терминов, использованных в данной таблице:

эолиты – осколки камня естественного происхождения с намеренно заостренным либо сточенным от долгого употребления краем или краями;

палеолиты – камни, обработанные таким образом, что можно их признать орудиями труда;

неолиты – наиболее совершенные каменные орудия труда и приспособления;

человеческий – классифицированный по меньшей мере несколькими исследователями как соответствующий анатомии современного человека;

надрезанные, разрубленные, гравированные или заостренные кости – кости животных, обработанные с определенной целью.

ЧАСТЬ I. Обзор аномальных свидетельств о существовании человека в глубокой древности (Общая часть)

Перечисленные ниже находки, датируемые плейстоценом, могут считаться аномальными лишь для Северной и Южной Америки. По мнению подавляющего большинства ученых, первые люди появились в Северной Америке не ранее 12 000 (0, 012 миллиона) лет назад. Знак вопроса указывает на то, что последующее применение радиоактивно‑ углеродистого метода позволило уточнить их возраст, оказавшийся менее 10 000 лет.

ЧАСТЬ II. Обзор аномальных свидетельств о существовании человека в глубокой древности (Только по Северной и Южной Америке)

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