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people living on islands should be sufficient evidence of boats Historical sea levels were wildly different at different times, so not necessarily. For instanc
by robin_reala 8mo ago
people living on islands should be sufficient evidence of boats
Historical sea levels were wildly different at different times, so not necessarily. For instance, the British isles were settled at a point when it was a part of the mainland: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Doggerland.png https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Doggerland.png
- MarkusQ 8mo agoCertainly. Land bridges are also a thing. As is swimming, in some cases.