Hello soulcalm17

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Thanks for the info. Actually whether me or atheist both limited by the difficulty of artifacts findings of the assumptions. But the important point is archaeological findings didn't finish yet. There were always found some new discoveries that can changed our understanding before. For example, the earliest modern human fossil by now is about 300k years ago. But later if we found new fossil that dated 400k years ago, the assumption will change. 
Like "the religion things" discoveries. It could be many new findings in the future. For example, I just already know that the world's oldest ritual was about 70.000 years ago by archeological find in Botswana (source: "World’s oldest ritual discovered. Worshipped the python 70,000 years ago", link:

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Naturally people will quibble about the word "religion." Whether every ritual meets their definition of the word. There's always a danger of projecting our modern ideas of religion onto cultures who thought very differently. Still, the evidence from the Botswana site seems to indicate rituals that are aimed at deities. 

These articles are from 2006.

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