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    The New York Times‏Verified account @nytimes Apr 9

    Archaeologists found an 85,000-year-old fossilized finger bone in the Arabian Desert that could be the earliest Homo sapien fossil found on the Arabian peninsulahttps://nyti.ms/2JyJDGT 

    6:47 PM - 9 Apr 2018
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      1. Anne Borchardt‏ @orfamayq Apr 9
        Replying to @nytimes

        Was it in fossilized Wendy’s chili?

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      1. Andrew Robert Jones‏ @andykhjones Apr 9
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        OUR AWESOME GLORIOUS HISTORY!!!

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      1. Al Ma'arijButt‏ @AroojButt3676 Apr 10
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        Wastage of time.... Muslims know who are beneath the earth

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      1. andreas seiler‏ @REALWIZARD999 Apr 10
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        and then it could be a rock that looked like a finger

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      1. Nawaf bin Saleh‏ @Nawafsaleh111 Apr 9
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        In Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦

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      1. Brian Fairley‏ @brianrfairley Apr 9
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        *sapiens

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      1. Amy Magnus‏ @cleverclue Apr 9
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        Safe knife skills are so important.

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      1. Robert Sheruncle‏ @LOTfauxhicans Apr 9
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        And yes they were fighting then too.

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      1. Marc Jourdain‏ @MysteryObsidian Apr 9
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        😊pic.twitter.com/tOFPmQoPEy

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      1. umar lawan garba‏ @umarlawangarba1 Apr 9
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        Allahu Akbar...

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      1. Sause‏ @MerleKelly18 Apr 9
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        two of those look like wieners

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      1. Desclaux chantal‏ @Villa2Monde Apr 9
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        ...#Archeology (Affairs...): And what about #Nabatean Evolution since #Petra...!?

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      1. larry nowers‏ @larrynowers Apr 9
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        Archaeologists believe man has been in North America longer than that, at least two ice ages ago, or two ah... warmings.

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      1. Ron‏ @Ron_in_AZ Apr 9
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        It was from the middle finger of a Muslim and pointed to Israel. (I know it doesn't make any archaeological sense... just havin' fun.)

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