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Originally posted by neo96
Actually no there are ancient lunar calendars.
For the longest time man was a hunter/gather who had no need of calendars it wasn't until man started putting things in the ground did calenders come about.
thats my story and I stickin to it however other people are free to chime in on that.edit on 29-11-2012 by neo96 because: (no reason given)
Warm and cool periods
warm and cool periods over 4 millenniaIn considering the history of mankind, often the most important influence, that of temperature, is overlooked. Having come out of an ice age, only 12 millennia ago, the growth of civilisations was possible only by increasing temperatures. The world of 18 millennia ago was very poor and very barren. Only some 6 millennia ago the planet warmed sufficiently to sustain growing populations, but even then some remarkable fluctuations in temperature occurred, all with similar results: during the warm periods, societies flourished while during the cold periods they suffered disease and famine.
The above chart was made by climatologists Cliff Harris and Randy Mann
Not so.
Originally posted by neo96
For the longest time man was a hunter/gather who had no need of calendars it wasn't until man started putting things in the ground did calenders come about.
Originally posted by SLAYER69
Ancient Alien angle is missing one crucial bit of proof, Real solid concrete physical evidence.
I can imagine that ET simply got their start first and have been cruising the universe exploring and may have either directly or indirectly influenced man's development. But were not responsible for our creation.
Now was this a form of divine intervention by a creator?
Was that part of his plan that he set in motion from the Big Bang forward all along? To have the Galactic version of an older brother unknowingly to them to be used to teach the younger brother "us" the ropes?