Ella Al-Shamahi

No, this was just landmasses to them.

So I think there's probably some truth to that.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

So I would say starting... I mean, there are so many different incursions within to... I mean...

Once you start looking at Central Asia, there's quite a lot there.

But even within Europe itself, you get incursions.

I mean, you get incursions technically starting from about 220,000 years ago.

You've got some Homo sapiens teeth in Greece.

Let me tell you, when that came out, we were like, can we just not think about that for a second?

It's confusing enough as it is.

Here's the thing, about 60,000, 50,000, you do start seeing us.

I need to check exactly where in the 60,000 mark, but by about 54,000, you start seeing us very present within Europe.

But it's interesting because for the years before then, there's a lot of like, you know, we turn up, we disappear.

We turn up, we disappear.

We're not quite getting the foothold in Europe.

And then things kind of start changing.

And then by the time you get to 40,000, it's just us.

Yeah.

Peaceful, do we think?

It's so difficult to prove whether it's peaceful or not.