Million-year-old human tooth found in Spain

June 30, 2007

posted by Deron Bauman in archaeology, history, humans | * | 2 comments

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[rhymes_with_kerouac] on June 30th, 2007 at 12:30 pm

I’m not a Clusterflocker by trade. I like to think of myself as a weekend flocker, but I’m more of a voyeur. The price of bathos and a subsequently maudlin life, I suppose. Feel free to chase me away.

I’m just wondering… how does a tooth survive a million years? Mine barely lasted 40, and even then they weren’t doing so well.
Daryl Scroggins on June 30th, 2007 at 1:23 pm

everything gets flossed eventually

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