The Oldest House

[89th]

Damn that is cool they can do that. I figured they just found someone carving their initials "Adam wuz here 498,000 BC"

[LuFins Dad]

Insert Spock GIF with raised eyebrow expressing doubt here.

[Jolly]

If they had a lick of common sense, they might entertain the thought that this isn't a permanent dwelling. People follow food, if they aren't farming or ranching. Any hunter or fisherman knows there is a line between responsible taking of game and overdoing it.

If these folks were smart and didn't have too much competition, they could set up a circuit, harvesting a bit and moving on. It would be very advantageous to have shelter waiting on your arrival at your fishing lake, hunting areas and places where you might gather a lot of berries or natural produce.

[Copper]

@Jolly said in The Oldest House:

they might entertain the thought that this isn't a permanent dwelling

They might also entertain the thought that this might be a house with some other purpose. Oldest house, oldest profession perhaps.

[Rainman]

I'm from Oregon. We would have counted the rings for accuracy.

[Axtremus]

Proves that time travel and/or space aliens are real.

[Mik]

Aliens that build log cabins and use wooden tools. Riiiight.

[89th]

I mean, the logs could've just fallen and got caught that way.

[Copper]

If you like old abandoned houses

Did Facebook show me this group because I looked at this TNCR post?

https://www.facebook.com/abandonedhomesofmissouri/

Abandoned Homes of Missouri

[89th]

I thought those homes were in Detroit. That’s what Reddit told me a few days ago. Has to be true.

[taiwan_girl]

Wow! That is really amazing. 500,000 years ago!!!