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You talk about agreement after bringing up human evolution? There's no agreement at all. How many different places do different "experts" assign Neanderthals? And that's just one of the candidates!


I've been giving evidence to back up what I'm saying, where is yours?

The chart I linked to shows where in the fossil record those different fossils were found. It is not the definitive answer about when, precisely, those species evolved, or when they died out. If you'd read one of my previous links, it gave a formula that scientists use to estimate these things based on the unlikely probability that any fossil found is either the first or last of its kind. We're pretty sure about when the last neanderthals were living though, and we know that they were a recently-living species. If you believe you have evidence that scientists are very confused about this, let's see it please. Let's also see your evidence for why the dating methods used to determine the age of homo erectus, which I also linked to, are wrong as well.