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Very good stuff. One remark: lower limb wounds happens when combatants use shields. Then you first go for legs, then you smash the head when the opponent goes down. If armies are big, front lines just trample over the fallen, but it doesn't seem to be the case here. Breaking bones so they couldn't escape also seems plausible. Anyway, it's good someone came from the steppe and brought some order haha

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A little window into a very bleak life...

Terrific video. Boy she had a hard life.

Seems odd that a relatively 'worthless' person, buried in a trash pit would be be considered a 'worthy' sacrifice.

Thanks for the great video as usual. Look forward to when you can share more finds with us. Can you do DNA analysis on the bones in their state?

Nice video. Thanks. I live just a couple of miles away from Piltdown so it's interesting to hear the forgery dissected. Charles Dawson is clearly the guilty party. He helped to found Hastings Museum, and donated a number of discoveries to that museum which are themselves fakes. There seems to be no evidence that he required the assistance of another party for either the Hastings Museum fakes or the Piltdown Man 'finds'.

Very good video, thank you : )

Clearly a torture not a willing patient to under go this

I celebrate the shoutout to Primitive Technology. That was a pleasant surprise!

Great for relieving pressure in the brain caused by an injury perhaps but for everything else you would need that like you would need a hole in the head.😮

I view trepanation with trepidation.

You have no idea how many times I had to click "don't recommend this channel" on the TH-cam homepage for TH-cam to finally recommend this video. Finally, something that different, that I also want to see, and relates to what I study.

The Dmanisi skull with no teeth is probably a relative of skull 3 which has its front teeth missing. I suspect that skull and skull 3 have very shallow tooth roots and that's the real reason they lost them. Skull 5 has extremely deep tooth roots. Our tooth roots are between the two.

Much enjoyed, Thank you.

Is it geneticists responsibility to dumb it down for you or for you to educate yourself more so you understand? I have no formal education in genetics but find the lectures of them fairly easy to follow. Formal scientific papers are harder but then they are produced for their peer group to try and obtain consensus. And if you think their hard, DNA experts in courtrooms are almost impenetrable and they're supposed to be explaining it to layman juries.

Great channel man. Hope it grows. Subscribed. Keep it up

I was looking for some presentation on Denisovans also with a sceptical view on the science. I found some other video but it was just hype with AI generated pictures which made it unnatural. Your video is perfect. Thanks.

I think a fire simulation at the stalactites would animate on the cave walls. It might give insight of their perspective

Interesting. Were the aggressors Neolithic farmers? Were those killed from the same group?

I was unaware until now that there was Neanderthal archaeology as far south as Kurdistan.

I've always been fascinated by the Neanderthals. It will be interesting if one day if the main stressor in their extinction becomes apparent.

Nice review! Well done!

Thats a lot of info from a finger bone!

It would have been so awesome too watch all this first hand huh?

The best explanation of this subject I’ve seen yet 😃.

A very good overview. Thanks. My favourite part of this hoax has always been the fossilised cricket bat.

This was extremely interesting. I'm glad this got recommended to me. I really like your detailed explanation, and you have a great reading voice.

Fascinating

They had weaves even bag then . Amazing

The fact that he named all his "discoveries" after himself is... a trifle suspicious. 🤔

The shadow of this hoax still hangs over paleo-anthropology today. On all sorts of videos related to this subject, I see comments that basically amount to "Why should I believe this fossil is real when Piltdown was a hoax? Science lied to us once, they can lie again." Dawson ended up doing a lot of damage to a field he was so devoted to.

Thank you. I had always ignored the whole affair, preferring to concentrate on the accepted science. This investigation into of how it happened is really very interesting.

Do people think there is less interest in this period of Britain's history, like the Picts . It seems to me that the current enthusiasm for Pictish research is more about post Pictland as DNA analysis of the burial sites, which would have been of the aristocracy, shows Gaelic and Irish DNA. I think it's entirely possible that the upright stones we have with battles on one side and "celtic" christian cross on the other could depict battles between those Pictish tribes with leaders who had decided to collaborate with the Roman Catholic church and it's "priests" against those tribe who did / would not.

Older teenage girls were spared. We think kidnapped for sexual partners. Obviously.

I’ve been trying to work out how C3 vs C4 is an indicator of how hard the food was, but can’t make sense of it. Pretty much all nuts come from trees and pretty much all trees are C3. Among grasses and sedges there doesn’t seem to be any correlation between C4/C3 and hardness of edible parts, and if they were harvesting roots and tubers, the grit should make an identifiable wear-pattern regardless. I guess we can say they weren’t eating a lot of millet or sorghum, but without cooking, those aren’t nutritious anyway. Final note: If the creatures were eating bugs, grubs, lizards, and so on, wouldn’t the diet of their prey skew these results?

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Oh, I was thrilled when I learnrd the word, “coprolites”. Six-year-old giggles aside, thank you for this informative study.

This was a really great summary, thank you. You mention that curved phalanges would have been useful for climbing trees, but I remember learning that the curvature of the bones was actually *caused* by climbing and the pressures it put on them?

Thanks for the report. It's something I'll watch again. For subsequent videos, please increase the volume.

Why would foreigners care about maintaining OUR heritage?

The inverted remains are interesting. I wonder if it had something to do with status, maybe noting some kind of disgrace or offense.

Thank for this very informative presentation. Do you have an idea, how the site of Herxheim fit's into this picture?