White people who colonized Australia found the stone age there in the late 18th century - in the literal sense. Aborigines didn't even make pottery. We are talking about the classical Stone Age, the kind that lasted on earth a good 1.5million years, that is, until the appearance of homo sapiens. Aboriginal DNA consists of a composite of homo sapiens genes with at least three hominids - Denisovans, Neanderthals and one as yet undetermined. The media likes to promote the thesis that Europeans are descended from Neanderthals - at the same time they omit that such aborigines have more Neanderthal genes than the statistical Pole. Plus having the DNA of another two hominids, which Europeans do not have at all. The problem with hominid genes is mainly about brain function. Research on their impact is in its infancy, but the undeniable fact is that Homo erectus occurred for 1.5million years, Denisovans 750,000 years, Neanderthal 600,000 years - basically without progression. A sharpened stick, a shelled stone - that's it. The oldest skeleton of a white man, a modern European (cro-magnon) is dated to 36,000 B.C. - that is, in 38,000 years it traveled from a sharpened stick, to a probe on Mars. It was at the cro-magnon that the first needle was found - that is, he was probably the first to sew clothes (a breakthrough technology, you can, for example, walk in the snow thanks to sewn shoes), the first records of the phases of the moon in addition combined with the ovulation phases of women.