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One For The History Books
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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 29 พ.ค. 2024
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i'm all about hunting down the most fascinating clips-from ancient civs to today's wonders-i've got the snippets that'll educate and entertain! ready to explore history with me? 🚀📚
i'm all about hunting down the most fascinating clips-from ancient civs to today's wonders-i've got the snippets that'll educate and entertain! ready to explore history with me? 🚀📚
why did the bronze age of trade finally collapse?
what caused this ancient system to fall apart? was it invasions, natural disasters, or economic meltdown? bronze age: when trade routes had more drama than reality tv. 🌍🍿
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pulled from "Bronze Age: Conquest and Collapse"
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pulled from "Bronze Age: Conquest and Collapse"
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if chickens came from dinosaurs, did dinosaurs taste like chicken?
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ever wondered what a t-rex might have tasted like? 🍗 believe it or not, scientists think dinosaurs might have tasted a lot like... chicken! dinosaur drumsticks, anyone? might be a bit tougher to chew than your average chicken wing! 🍗🦴 for more animal history th-cam.com/play/PLIp-6O5myCAhaDOkW6SREMNDHTK-OYZXF.html subscribe to OFTHB @OneForTheHistoryBooks got this from "Bright Now: Tastes Like T...
how the bronze age nation states spread their influence
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⚔️ how did these early states rise to power, and what tactics did they use to dominate their neighbors? nothing says ‘power move’ like marching your bronze-covered troops into new territory. 🛡️🚶♂️ find out more about your ancestors here th-cam.com/play/PLIp-6O5myCAhZoeoXh8WStXnTqCYSKdCf.html subscribe to OFTHB @OneForTheHistoryBooks pulled from "Bronze Age: Conquest and Collapse" #ofthb #bronz...
how lincoln used the power of newspapers to his advantage
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before social media and tv ads, lincoln was mastering the art of newspaper campaigning, spreading his messages and ideals across the nation through the written word. turning newspapers into his own personal twitter feed way before hashtags were a thing. 🗞️✨ for more incredible figures, check out th-cam.com/play/PLIp-6O5myCAgnbaiwfEoVor1qMu5BQ3Dg.html subscribe to OFTHB @OneForTheHistoryBooks pu...
mark twain left a big impression on us, for generations to come
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hop on as we cruise through the life of mark twain, america’s master of wit and the dude behind some of the coolest characters in lit! 🚢 with a stache like that and a pen in hand, twain didn’t just write stories-he made history. 🧔 for more incredible figures, check out th-cam.com/play/PLIp-6O5myCAgnbaiwfEoVor1qMu5BQ3Dg.html subscribe to OFTHB @OneForTheHistoryBooks got this from "American Icons...
what caused bronze age trade routes to end?
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🌊⚓ these once bustling maritime highways, which connected ancient civilizations across vast waters, suddenly went silent. what caused these thriving routes to vanish? was it invaders, natural disasters, or economic collapse? find out more about your ancestors here th-cam.com/play/PLIp-6O5myCAhZoeoXh8WStXnTqCYSKdCf.html subscribe to OFTHB @OneForTheHistoryBooks pulled this from "Bronze Age: Mast...
tracking migration patterns of the earliest americans
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tracking migration patterns of the earliest americans
how lincoln won during one of the most tense elections
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how lincoln won during one of the most tense elections
new ancient human artifacts found in san diego!!
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new ancient human artifacts found in san diego!!
when charles sumner tried to help abolish slavery
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when charles sumner tried to help abolish slavery
johnny appleseed and his legacy of apple trees across america
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johnny appleseed and his legacy of apple trees across america
attempting to break out of libby prison during the civil war
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attempting to break out of libby prison during the civil war
the chachapoyas and their fight against the incas
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the chachapoyas and their fight against the incas
was king henry v lonely in his position?
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was king henry v lonely in his position?
when the american military tried to train dolphins
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when the american military tried to train dolphins
the bronze age and the rise of civilization
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the bronze age and the rise of civilization
peppercorns and their history as "black gold"
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peppercorns and their history as "black gold"
christopher columbus' detour to america
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christopher columbus' detour to america
how animals got their first jobs on a farm without a resume
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how animals got their first jobs on a farm without a resume
a quick history of our planet, pretty much
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a quick history of our planet, pretty much
how nasa rescued the apollo 13 astronauts
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how nasa rescued the apollo 13 astronauts
the history of an automotive legend: the chevrolet corvette
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the history of an automotive legend: the chevrolet corvette
what does the discovery of homo naledi tell us about evolution?
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what does the discovery of homo naledi tell us about evolution?
why the arabia was more than just a steamboat
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why the arabia was more than just a steamboat
I think David Graeber said that the bronze age was the beginning of large-scale slavery. Prior to the bronze age, weapons of different groups were too evenly matched and easy to make for anyone to gain a big advantage. But if you had access to tin, you had a huge leg up technologically, and this began an age of enslavement.
Tyrannosaurus Rex ❌ Ornithosaurus Rex ✅
chickenosaur a cassowary
Do chickens taste like dinosaur?
IT’S AMAZING HOW ALL SPECIES EVOLVE OVER TIME 🧐💞
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Where are the tools to butcher the meat. You need to find these tools and human bones.
In less Thay were giants those hammer stones. Are way too big..
90 percent of what weve been taught are lies They hide and destroy evidence that doesnt fit in their theorys
Visited the museum in 2004. It wasn't busy. We took a seat in a small room where they show the introduction film, tell the story on how it all came about. .. And right after, as we stepped out...there he was, Greg Hawley, introduced himself, and asked if he could take us on a personal tour... I mean, a minute ago he was on the screen, and then.. there he was 🙂 He had so much to tell. One thing after another. Seeing all that stuff, and then have one of the people who actually found it tell you the who, how and where. Brings so much more weight to the story. You must go and see this! Sorry to hear Mr.Hawley is no longer with us.
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...easy folks, we have a lot of work to do yet before we start with this
Maybe they have been here for millions of years ?
Bone marrow was a source of food for early humans. If this is human activity it truly is a groundbreaking find. Pun intended. Amazing.
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Really...100,000 years?! Because of over-burden dirt? How LAME. Where is the scientific dating? Other science uses full validation. You are a bummer.
This video doesn’t articulate that very clearly but the dating was done and that’s what was announced in 2017.
only off by 100,00 years
"New" ...."Ancient".... bones seems like an oxymoron!
They finaly found Jimmy Hoffa!
this is cool. love the interviews
I Knew it. So, my ancestors are the Original people of North America and it all belings to My Families People aka Tribe!!! Mine. Everybody out and Stop stealing my Land. All the other tribes, people claiming it are Wrong, they want to steal it. And Fine, everyone can stay but Only if you start being Nice to each other and learn to share. 😶
Doesn’t anyone question why everything is covered in many feet of dirt? Sometimes many 10’s of feet of dirt? It’s almost like there was a world wide flood or something.
New . . . Ancient? Oxymoron, if ever I heard one!
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WHAT A FABULOUS SHORT VID 😊💝
you can not butcher such animal with cobble stones, you need something sharp
They were probably eating the bone marrow, a well known human activity.
The cobblestones were used to break open the bones, not butcher the animal.
The Chinese and Asian people were expert navigators settling parts of South America, so I don't see why these bones couldn't also be of ancient Asian origin.
Off the coast of Redondo Beach, CA Chinese stone anchors dating back to around 500 years before Columbus anchored off of San Salvador. Can't forget about the Vikings finding what they called "Vineland" long before Columbus as well.
Yes, and off the coast of Rhode Island is a huge stone with Viking terminology right near Martha’s Vineyard. It’s slowly sinking into the ocean. Not to be outdone though, is the Newport RI tower, that a few Documentaries have the Knights Templar there in the 1300’s. Fascinating history. And the Gungywamp Site at Groton CT that supposedly has ancient Celtic explorer markings from almost 2,000 years ago.
The native people know
Bull crap!
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Nobody was proven wrong. This find represents a very early site with indirect evidence presence of hominids and suggests that hominids may have been in North America over 100,000 years ago. This does not mean this group eventually settled here. Genetic evidence suggests that they died out, they were not able to maintain a founding populations. The rate of random mutations in DNA allows one to estimate when a population splits from a larger group. That data suggests that the founding population split from a larger group from Eurasia around 20,000 years ago. It was these people that eventually settled all of North America.
Are you surprised.. listen to some of the oral histories of the indigenous ppls and you will hear. But oh we're waiting for science to validate our knowledge 😂😂😂😂
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God's creation is no more than 10000 years old. Get that right then start all over.😊
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They were NOT WHITE. So called " whit skin", has only been around 3,000 years. They had no facial hair. We came around independent of Africa.
Thanks! Watched 2 videos so far, and am pretty impressed by the quality, with nice animations and interviews with real experts. Hope you get more subscribers soon :)
Seems to me there were a few ivory tower assholes defending CLOVIS FIRST!! for years and years because it was THEIR THEORY and they were IMPORTANT!! Utter garbage.
Once again Archeologists are proven dead wrong in their Settled Science
There is no such thing as settled science. Science is self correcting as new information and new evidence comes along. Science will never be "settled". That is called religion. Religion and science are the exact opposites.
There’s no such thing as “settled science”. It’s always evolving.
Unless humans leave traces of being on this earth, our bones will crumble to the earth. Nothing will be left of us except the things we created that will last longer than our bones. I am surprised that animal bones are found at all. Why are those bones preserved? Won't these same bones eventually crumble after years of exposure?
LUV THE BRONZE AGE 💝