Yong - Peng Suen
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Mine's the jellyfish culture. Jellyfish have been around for 1 billion years and still going strong. Now THAT is one strong culture.
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What is the longest lasting culture you've ever heard?
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King of londoN
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Bushmen hunter gatherers of southern Africa they have a culture which is over 20,000 years old but there numbers are on the decline today. Also their ancestors predate the genetic changes of the rest of the human population making them a "genetic Adam", from which all humans can ultimately trace their genetic heritage. They even speak the oldest language to date.
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Amy
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If you're going to use jellyfish as an option, I would go with roaches and horseshoe crabs.
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Richie K
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horeshoe crabs. one of the first species on the planet
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anoshorahim
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lol....jenny2pa, china is the oldest civlization? and india is the second? which book or any sort of evidence backs that up? the original human beings started in mesopotamia. assyrians and babylonians were around way before the chinese ever even existed. bushmen were not 20,000 years old. that is just a scientific conclusion, which they are not sure of, that archeologists and scientists have created to support their claim of the out-of-africa theory. the entire world is only 10,000 years old. yes that means adam and eve were around not too long ago.