title: Seven Years in Tibet
author:  Heinrich Harrer 
description: In this fascinating memoir Pigott-Smith's intonations reveal practically nothing of the German rogue who befriended the boy Dalai Lama in Tibet. His mellifluous British cadences are in the style of documentary narration -- excellent documentary narration, in fact -- not of personal confession. Anyone expecting a spiritual journey will be disappointed. The schematic abridgment tells an arresting tale of how a fugitive from the World War rose to prominence in an exotic locale and met the living incarnation of Buddha before being forced to flee. Whatever enlightenment Harrere achieved from the horse's mouth, as it were, gets short shift. Y.R. (c)AudioFile, Portland, Maine
zlib_text: FORBIDDEN HISTORY
  NEWS
  Denisovan DNA Discovered In A Tibetan Cave May Be
  Only 45,000 Years Old – They Lived Alongside Modern
  Humans!
  HAF
   October 30, 2020
  DNA belonging to Denisovans – the ancient human ancestor – discovered in a
  Tibetan cave may be only 45,000 years old, scientists say.
  The ancient Denisovan mitochondrial DNA was recovered in sediments from Baishiya
  Karst Cave, a limestone cave at the northeast margin of the Tibetan Plateau, 3,280 meters
  above sea level.
  Samples indicate Denisovans occupied the high-altitude cave from around 100,000 to
  60,000 years ago, and also possibly as recently as 45,000 years ago.
  If the DNA is indeed only 45,000 years old, the species would have lived alongside
  modern humans in northeast central Asia.
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  Source: Dailymail.co.uk
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