Re: Quincentenary: history

Alan Mcpherron (ricevm1.rice.edu!pittunix!mcph)
Mon, 26 Aug 1991 10:35:54 -0400

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Krista: Most scholars think the earliest human colonists to Australia were
H. sapiens. I know of no evidence pointing to H. erectus. As to Indonesia,
which H. erectus did reach, the most probable explanation is not watercraft
but lowered sealevels--the same situation as generally accepted for the initial
peopling of the New World. Alan McPherron

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