Different direction here: knowledge passed down via stories.
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Not well known among many American Christian groups, but... a lot of the Bible, especially most of the Old Testament. What was eventually written down was one version of centuries-old oral tradition.
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I somehow expected responses to be less literal. I've got to put in a vote for something like... vague food recipes (loaf of bread, brisket, daal) or group behaviour concretized in things like signing contracts (the act not the paper) or speaking vows.
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Yeah, my first thought was cultural taboos.
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Genomes. Parts of it last on order of 10k years. See ancient DNA. I hope that counts as human knowledge

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I wouldn't say it counts because learned knowledge isn't inherited. But if you mean things like instincts, then ok.
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strong oral traditions
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Cities with neighborhoods and districts for specific crafts/expertise
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also commensal relationships with domestic animals
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Clichés, alas. Half joking, but language even spoken is human encoding.
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