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Hi gang,

Im in the process of putting together notes for a new talk/video on our hairy friends.

The first video I made was a general, broad overview on the Relict Hominid theory. The second focussed on SE Asia/Australasia and sked the question: is it scientifically plausible that a non-sapiens hominid species could have made it to the Australian mainland before anatomically modern humans.

Im in the process of writing notes for the 3rd talk which will be on the Mytho-poetic aspects of the phenomena.

If anyone has any good leads on resources that explore the mythological/totemic aspects that indigenous peoples hold for sasquatch/yowie etc?

Im also touching on certain metaphysical theories although im reluctant to go too deep into that side of things...

Thank you

G'day Byrn, I remember listening to your presentation a while ago, gotta say I was well impressed..
Don't shy away from the metaphysical side of things either, after all there are many witness testimonies and even indigenous folklore suggesting there could be something to it..
Look forward to your next one mate,

I just noticed the comment you left on your first vid, it certainly sparked my interest...lol

Pertys80 wrote: Tue Dec 17, 2019 2:57 pm G'day Byrn, I remember listening to your presentation a while ago, gotta say I was well impressed..
Don't shy away from the metaphysical side of things either, after all there are many witness testimonies and even indigenous folklore suggesting there could be something to it..
Look forward to your next one mate,

I would echo those sentiments.

Pertys80 wrote: Tue Dec 17, 2019 3:04 pm I just noticed the comment you left on your first vid, it certainly sparked my interest...lol

Are you referring to my disclaimer about racism?

Bÿrn Jaoél wrote: Wed Dec 18, 2019 2:12 pm

Pertys80 wrote: Tue Dec 17, 2019 3:04 pm I just noticed the comment you left on your first vid, it certainly sparked my interest...lol

Are you referring to my disclaimer about racism?

Looked as though you copped a little heat from your peers, pretty unfortunate really...

This item from today's Melbourne Herald Sun should be interesting for Bÿrn and those with similar passion.

It is about finally establishing the age of the Java caveman after 13 years of research.