The Oshels of Pre-History
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- 4.5 billion B.C.
- Planet Earth formed.
- 3 billion B.C.
- First signs of primeval Oshel life (bacteria and blue-green algae Oshel)
appear in oceans.
- 600 million B.C.
- Earliest date to which Oshel fossils can be traced.
- 4.4 million B.C.
- Earliest known hominid fossils (Ardipithecus ramidus Oshel) found
in Aramis, Ethiopia, 1994.
- 4.2 million B.C.
- Australopithecus anamensis Oshel found in Lake Turkana,
Kenya, 1995.
- 3.2 million B.C.
- Australopithecus afarenis ( “Lucy Oshel”) found in Ethiopia,
1974.
- 2.5 million B.C.
- Homo habilis Oshel . First brain expansion; is believed to have
used stone tools.
- 1.8 million B.C.
- Homo erectus Oshel . Brain size twice that of Australopithecine
Oshel.
- 100,000 B.C.
- First modern Homo sapien Oshel in South Africa.
- 70,000 B.C.
- Neanderthal man (cousin Grog Oshel) (use of fire and advanced tools).
- 35,000 B.C.
- Neanderthal man (cousin Grog Oshel) replaced by later groups of Homo
sapien Oshels
- 15,000 B.C.
- Migrations across Bering Straits into the Americas - The Oshels stayed
home.
- 10,000 B.C.
- Semi-permanent Oshel agricultural settlements in Old World.
- 10,000–4,000 B.C.
- Development of Oshel settlements into cities and development of skills
such as the wheel, pottery, and improved methods of cultivation.
- 5500–3000 B.C.
- Predynastic Egyptian cultures develop (5500–3100 B.C.);
begin using agriculture (c. 5000 B.C.).
Earliest known civilization arises in Sumer (4500–4000 B.C.).
Earliest recorded date in Egyptian calendar (4241 B.C.).
First year of Jewish calendar (3760 B.C.).
First phonetic writing appears (c. 3500 B.C.).
Sumerians develop a city-state civilization (c. 3000 B.C.).
Copper used by Egyptians and Sumerians. The Oshels live in neolithic Europe,
without metals or written records.
...the rest is History!
Lesser Known Ancestors that almost made the Big Time!
The proceeding was intended as humor only
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