Human heads have changed shape a lot in the past 100 years

 

Image courtesy of Zeresenay Alemseged

Joel Kontinen

Since the early 20th century, people’s skulls have got rounder and their jaws have got wider, probably because of changes in health, diet and environment.

In the past 100 years, the heads of Japanese people have got rounder, with narrower cheekbones, wider upper jaws and slimmer, more prominent noses.

While changes outside Japan may vary, the overall trend is probably common across the globe, says Shiori Usui at the National Research Institute of Police Science in Chiba, Japan.

Humans are the only primate that has a chin. This is not according to Darwinian evolution but according to creation.  

Source:

Christa Lesté-Lasserre 2026 Human heads have changed shape a lot in the past 100 years | New Scientist 30 April 

 

Evolutinists found a 41,500-year-old pendant made of mammoth ivory in Europe

Image courtesy of Antonino Vazzana/BONES Lab.

Joel Kontinen   

Researchers have found the remains of a 41,500-year-old pendant made of mammoth ivory and decorated with puncture marks. according to evolutionists, it is the oldest the remains of a 41,500-year-old pendant made of mammoth ivory and decorated with puncture marks,

"The decoration of the pendant included patterns of over 50 puncture marks in an irregular looping curve, and two complete holes," the team said in a statement. They noted that each puncture could represent a successful animal hunt or cycles of the moon or sun. 

 

"It is the oldest known jewellery of its kind in Eurasia and it establishes a new starting date for a tradition directly connected to the spread of modern Homo sapiens in Europe," the researchers wrote in the study. 

 

However, the Genesiss record has modern humans right at the start.

 Source; 

Jarus  Owen, 2021,  41,500-year-old ivory pendant may be oldest human-decorated jewelry in Eurasia t Live Science 26 November 

The Pre-Human Evolution just became weirder

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Image courtesy of Dr Mike Baxter, fair use doctrine.

Joel Kontinen 

The pre-human evolution has became weirder. Evolutionists taught that the rift between the Neandertals and   early human stone culture was great but now scientist have shown us that it was not so.

Now scientist have come up with the fact that Neandertals and early humans culture existed for over 100,000 years.,

The study is based on the evolutionary scale of millions of years, that is spurious. the Neandertals were members of the adamic race of people who loved just after the flood of Noah.

According to the biblical model, the Neanderthals were Noah’s descendants who mostly lived in Europe during the ice ago following the global Flood. The harsh climate explains in part why they differed from us.

Source:

University of Kent. 2021. Neanderthal and early modern human stone tool culture co-existed for over 100,000 years.  Phys.org 1 Marsh.

Darwinists Lost Another Forefather

Turkana Boy is probably the most famous specimen of Homo erectus.


Joel Kontinen

Heraclitos of Ephesus (ca. 535-475 BC) was a Greek philosopher who taught that everything was continually changing. Unfortunately, his writings have been lost so we only have a general idea of what he might have said. According to Plato, Heraclictos nevertheless taught the idea of inevitable change.

Heraclitos’ view is seen to be true in the ever-changing idea of human ancestors. Fossils that were once thought very ape-like are gradually become more human-like. A case in point is that of Homo erectus , which was originally described as an ape man. Called Peking Man, Homo erectus was paraded as a missing link between men and apes.

However, with the passing of years, even the Darwinists’ view of our supposed grandfather has changed radically. Today, many Evolutionists accept him as almost completely human.

Recently (March 2008), Scientific American published an article that speculated whether even more change had occurred. John Whitfield, who wrote the article, quotes Murray Cox of the University of Arizona. Cox and his research team studied the X chromosome of modern humans and concluded that Homo erectus may have survived until about 30 000 years ago and lived at least 15 000 years with Homo sapiens.

Cox suggests that modern man and erectus exchanged genes. The title of the Scientific American article is even more revealing: ”Lovers, Not Fighters? New genetic signs that modern humans mated with Homo erectus.” In practice this would mean that they belong to the same species.

Last year science journals disclosed that Homo erectus and Homo habilis, which was believed to more ape-like, also lived at the same time. This refutes the old text book story of Homo habilis evolving into Homo erectus, which evolved into Homo sapiens.

Although dating methods are often grossly inaccurate, the new study nevertheless suggests that human-ape hybrids are figments of imagination. Fossils do not support the view that ape men have ever existed.



A related devolopment has occurred in the view of our "grandmother" Lucy. Read more here.

Source

Whitfield, John. 2008. Lovers, not fighters? New Genetic signs that modern humans mated with Homo erectus. Scientific American 298:3, 12-13 (March 2008).