Archaeologists point to apparent intentional burials of early Homo Sapiens dating back 300,000 years ago as evidence of religious ideas. Other evidence of religious ideas includes symbolic artifacts from Middle Stone Age sites in Africa. Archaeological evidence from more recent periods is less controversial. Examples of Upper Paleolithic remains associated with religious beliefs include lions, Venus figurines, cave paintings at Chauvet Cave, and the Sungir ritual burial. Certainly, the evidence is overwhelming. But now there has indeed been a new revelation that has called into question the very foundations of science and religion and has already been discovered, in the archaeological and evolutionary sciences, by researchers at the Courtland Institute of Prehistoric and Archaeological Studies. We present this article as applying not to myth, but to the sincere possibility that human beings, from distant and hidden possibilities of a very ancient past, could arise from a more astonishing beginning that has been widely anticipated . The Book of