CHAPTER I - FROM CRAWLERS TO CAVE DWELLERS: OUT OF AFRICA AND INTO THE ICE AGE #history Long before the Ice Age hunters painted caves and skinned mammoths, there were ancestors who barely resembled modern day Europeans (Caucasians) In the warm forests of Africa, millions of years ago, small beings like Australopithecus walked awkwardly between two worlds: upright at times, but still clambering on all fours when trees offered safety. They cracked bones for marrow, chewed plants and raw meat, and

A group of miners made a remarkable discovery more than 1,000 feet below the surface of the earth! #TheUnXplained | The Unxplained Zone