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Poitier said:
"Like most behaviors that are found in societies throughout the world, religion must have been present in the ancestral human population before the dispersal from Africa 50,000 years ago. Although religious rituals usually involve dance and music, they are also very verbal, since the sacred truths have to be stated. If so, religion, at least in its modern form, cannot pre-date the emergence of language. It has been argued earlier that language attained its modern state shortly before the exodus from Africa. If religion had to await the evolution of modern, articulate language, then it too would have emerged shortly before 50,000 years ago."[14]

That doesn't answer the question. What 'rituals' comprised this 'religion' and which tribes practiced it?

What exactly did they believe?

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Thats where inferencing come in since tools to record did not exist.

Using a technique called Optically Stimulated Luminescence (OSL) to date one of the sites in Oman, researchers have determined that Nubian MSA toolmakers had entered Arabia by 106,000 years ago, if not earlier. This date is considerably older than geneticists have put forth for the modern human exodus from Africa, who estimate the dispersal of our species occurred between 70,000 and 40,000 years ago. Even more surprising, all of the Nubian MSA sites were found far inland, contrary to the currently accepted theory that envisions early human groups moving along the coast of southern Arabia. "Here we have an example of the disconnect between theoretical models versus real evidence on the ground," says co-author Professor Emeritus Anthony Marks of Southern Methodist University. "The coastal expansion hypothesis looks reasonable on paper, but there is simply no archaeological evidence to back it up.

So, what exactly was this 'religion' that was corrupted?

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Poitier said:
Tools to RECORD not tools :snoop:

Oh, like this......

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The Magura Cave is one of the largest caves in Bulgaria located in the northwest part of the country. The cave walls are decorated by prehistoric cave paintings dating back about 8000 to 4000 years ago. More than 700 drawings have been discovered on the cave walls. They are painted with bat guano (bat excrement) and represent hunting and dancing people as well as a large variety of animals.

I'm pretty sure there were bat droppings they could have used to depict their rituals.

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Oh, like this......

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The Magura Cave is one of the largest caves in Bulgaria located in the northwest part of the country. The cave walls are decorated by prehistoric cave paintings dating back about 8000 to 4000 years ago. More than 700 drawings have been discovered on the cave walls. They are painted with bat guano (bat excrement) and represent hunting and dancing people as well as a large variety of animals.

I'm pretty sure there were bat droppings they could have used.

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Breh stop being smart dumb...

papyrus, clay tablets, writing scripts and IN AFRICA you dumb fukk.
 

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Poitier said:
Breh stop being smart dumb...

papyrus, clay tablets, writing scripts and IN AFRICA you dumb fukk.

So, they didn't have bat shyt in Africa in order to depict their religion prior to it becoming 'corrupted'?

How do you know it was 'corrupted' if you don't know if it even existed?

You made a claim, I'm asking you to prove it.

EDIT: Found something that may help you.....

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Laas Gaal is a complex of caves and rock shelters in northwestern Somalia that contain some of the earliest known rock art in the Horn of Africa and the African continent in general. The prehistoric cave paintings are estimated to be between 11,000 and 5,000 years old. They show cows in ceremonial robes accompanied by humans, domesticated dogs and even a giraffe. The cave paintings are excellently preserved and retain their clear outlines and strong colors.

They painted on the walls so there must be some indication of this prior 'religion' you claim was corrupted aside from dressing cows in ceremonial robes.

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So, they didn't have bat shyt in Africa in order to depict their religion prior to it becoming 'corrupted'?

How do you know it was 'corrupted' if you don't know if it even existed?

You made a claim, I'm asking you to prove it.

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Because cognitive;y they were modern humans and they had language.

You cannot prove something that necessitates writing before the tools were available

The lack of writing scripts in West Africa is the same reason Cac have been able to make the claim it was primitive but thankfully the oral tradition is now being transcribed.

Go back to worshipping a distortion. Those of us with sense know better.
 

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Poitier said:
You cannot prove something that necessitates writing before the tools were available

Yes, you can........

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The Chauvet Cave in southern France contains some of earliest known prehistoric cave paintings in the world. Based on radiocarbon dating the oldest paintings in the cave may be up to 32,000 years old. The cave was discovered in 1994 by Jean-Marie Chauvet and his team of speleologists. These paintings contain images of animals such as the ibex, mammoth, horses, lions, bears, rhinos and lions. Advanced techniques such as the use of perspective is clearly demonstrated in the ‘panel of horses’ which shows several animals on the same plane.

No need to 'write' when you can draw.

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Think a hippopotamus cave painting and a flood myth require the same technology :dead:
 
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