In the first picture is a Tasmanian aborigine - a photo from the turn of the 20th century. Aborigines living today are no longer pure-blooded - practically everyone is related to the 19th century white colonizers, which has brought their physiognomy closer to the one we know. Aborigines also have a significant share of Neanderthal genes (about 2% that is many times more than a statistical Pole, and even more than East Asians - who mixed with Neanderthals many times), and 3% of a third unknown hominid - Homo erectus or Homo heidelbergensis. Colonizers impregnated aborigines, despite widespread cannibalism prevalent in Australia as late as the 19th century. The skeletons found are cause for concern. Skull walls, including those of modern aborigines, are twice as thick even as those of blacks. Aborigines in the 19th century were further into the Stone Age. They did not make pottery, which was made by whites as early as 20,000 BC, the Middle Stone Age - the only pottery found in Australia, predating white people, is found only on the coast. This suggests the origin of pottery from castaways - a total lack of pottery inland, pottery was found on the beach, in the sand. No other pottery. They lived in burrows, covered themselves with branches. There is no indication that they got to Australia by boat - more likely a cut off of the foot route by rising ocean levels lasting from 50,000 BC to 12,000 BC. Their stone tools were no different from those found in 'Denisova Cave' (at the phalanx of the first Denisovan found). More recently, controversy has been stirred by the fact that the skeleton of 'WLH-50, Garnpung Giant' was buried in an unknown location, or so-called 'returned to the original inhabitants.' The skull, dated to 40,000 BC, bore a set of human-like features - despite the fact that hominids should have been extinct in the area since 100,000 BC. No DNA tests were conducted. The skull of a hominid, or as politically correct scientists call it 'early Homo sapiens' is in the second photo. In the third photo (A) a copy of the skull of a modern aborigine, (B) a modern European, (C) a Neanderthal (La Ferrassie 1), (D) Homo heidelbergensis (Atapuerca 5). BTW. the white man's skeleton 'from Cro-magnon', is the oldest skeleton of a fully modern human. All previous ones show at most a mix of human-like features. Cromagnon, in addition to its skeletal features, was also characterized by its burial. The fourth photo shows a Tasmanian aborigine - Truganini. The last one of pure blood. Her skeleton was also not examined for DNA. The next photos are of Aboriginal skulls, and modern aborigines. Denisovan genes, also have Indians, Pakistanis, Filipinos, American Indians, Tibetans. Generally South Asia and the Americas.