Did you know that Tamil Nadu was at the center of a revolutionary discovery that reshapes India's history? Recent archaeological findings have revealed something truly incredible - the Iron Age in Tamil Nadu began 5,300 years ago, much earlier than previously believed. This makes it one of the oldest regions in the world to use iron. But that’s not all - Tamil Nadu was also a major exporter of high-quality steel to the Roman Empire! it is a hot topic in India can u make content about this, the government of Tamil Nadu also release a book (Antiquity of Iron)⚔⚔
I disagree with the conclusion of cannibalism. Even today there is the practice of the flushing bones before burial. The flushing does not equal cannibalism. And to use as sacred medallions? What is the skull used in a ceremony of offerings? I think sometimes we are too quick to go to that place when history has shown in most societies that is taboo.
That explains all of the antlers there, that folks were describing as "ritualistic". It makes sense; these folks were making arrows from them. They were probably in abundance, laying around everywhere, just like a modern workshop. Kids running around, playing with them, etc. I don't think they were so different than we are in many ways.
Canibalism?? What is this? Perhaps you mean ¨Ritual antropofagy¨. This ritual activity have the pourpose of get, to have, the skills of an enemy. For example a brave one people eat the heart. If the enemy have a good skill with a weapon people eat the arm or fore arm. Nobody eat his/her own relatives. Except in an extremely an rare condition.
THANK YOU ODYSSEY Peace & Enlyghtenment Alwayz Dezert-Owl from OHIO USA Author / Translator / Journalist Polymath / Professional Speaker / Available for Interviews
Was carbon dating done? I didn't watch the entire video because it was so long, a bit tedious. So much dissention in the comments. Do we have more archaeologists with us in the comments????
Of the first segment? The banks tomb? Yes they said they are awaiting Carbon-14 dating but it hadn’t been completed yet apparently and when this was filmed it was a brand new dig but since that was 15 years ago the work has been done and the dates are around 3344 BC and 3021 BC.
It kind of bothers me the actual date of the making of this documentary is so hard to find out, which in all archeology is really important I think. It says MMXI at the end credits so I take it it's 2011.
I found an article that was from 2012 that was labeled banks tomb on tonight’s Digging for Britain so I’d have to agree with you that it would’ve been filmed in 2011 and it’s also quite hard to figure that out.
Any construction pre-3443 BCE is pre-Adamite. And most-importantly, only such post-3443 BCE would be the biblical Adamites. Anybody of an ancient native, indigenous, or aboriginal race could be pre-Adamite. But, the majority of all post-3443 BCE constructions ~ can be ~ Adamite. What is most-important for Britain is that all of these Stone Age, Chalcolithic Age, Early Bronze Age is all pre-Adamite. So these people are not part of our history. They were former inhabitants and populations of the British Isles, Doggerland, and other western European and Scandinavian lands. This must be entirely spoken as such, because these ancient people have no real DNA with our current DNA and humans.
Did you know that Tamil Nadu was at the center of a revolutionary discovery that reshapes India's history? Recent archaeological findings have revealed something truly incredible - the Iron Age in Tamil Nadu began 5,300 years ago, much earlier than previously believed. This makes it one of the oldest regions in the world to use iron. But that’s not all - Tamil Nadu was also a major exporter of high-quality steel to the Roman Empire! it is a hot topic in India can u make content about this, the government of Tamil Nadu also release a book (Antiquity of Iron)⚔⚔
Tamilnadu Language Great Tamil is the first language in the world
thank you. I must look into that.
Yeah, good on you Alice, great commentary on our forebears.
Thank you Dr.Roberts
That red stone tool looks like carnelian, it is really lovely.
It does.
I disagree with the conclusion of cannibalism. Even today there is the practice of the flushing bones before burial. The flushing does not equal cannibalism. And to use as sacred medallions? What is the skull used in a ceremony of offerings? I think sometimes we are too quick to go to that place when history has shown in most societies that is taboo.
That is a very good point yet I still feel faint.
That explains all of the antlers there, that folks were describing as "ritualistic". It makes sense; these folks were making arrows from them. They were probably in abundance, laying around everywhere, just like a modern workshop. Kids running around, playing with them, etc.
I don't think they were so different than we are in many ways.
2 weeks of scraping soil - they have my admiration
I'd love to see a group of modern archaeologists scolding Mr Schliemann for using dynamite 🫣
found outside his door ...how long had he been living there .....facts ..don't make it up
Canibalism?? What is this? Perhaps you mean ¨Ritual antropofagy¨. This ritual activity have the pourpose of get, to have, the skills of an enemy. For example a brave one people eat the heart. If the enemy have a good skill with a weapon people eat the arm or fore arm. Nobody eat his/her own relatives. Except in an extremely an rare condition.
THANK YOU ODYSSEY
Peace & Enlyghtenment Alwayz
Dezert-Owl from OHIO USA
Author / Translator / Journalist
Polymath / Professional Speaker / Available for Interviews
Was carbon dating done? I didn't watch the entire video because it was so long, a bit tedious. So much dissention in the comments. Do we have more archaeologists with us in the comments????
Of the first segment? The banks tomb? Yes they said they are awaiting Carbon-14 dating but it hadn’t been completed yet apparently and when this was filmed it was a brand new dig but since that was 15 years ago the work has been done and the dates are around 3344 BC and 3021 BC.
I’m not an archaeologist but I love this stuff and enjoy reading the papers that are published from these digs.
The TH-cam commentariat is crawling with experts.
@@butterflyladeda1080 lol it sure is
So your grave robbinp, RIP means leave alone
It kind of bothers me the actual date of the making of this documentary is so hard to find out, which in all archeology is really important I think. It says MMXI at the end credits so I take it it's 2011.
I found an article that was from 2012 that was labeled banks tomb on tonight’s Digging for Britain so I’d have to agree with you that it would’ve been filmed in 2011 and it’s also quite hard to figure that out.
i wanted to know how old this documentary is...
is it bbc?
maybe try digging for britain,
or the bbc?
might have more information..
You figured it out, so why you bothered? It said in Roman numerals.
@@ChristaFree I wish this channel puts it in the description of the video as it’s essential to know how up to date this info is.
Any construction pre-3443 BCE is pre-Adamite. And most-importantly, only such post-3443 BCE would be the biblical Adamites. Anybody of an ancient native, indigenous, or aboriginal race could be pre-Adamite. But, the majority of all post-3443 BCE constructions ~ can be ~ Adamite. What is most-important for Britain is that all of these Stone Age, Chalcolithic Age, Early Bronze Age is all pre-Adamite. So these people are not part of our history. They were former inhabitants and populations of the British Isles, Doggerland, and other western European and Scandinavian lands. This must be entirely spoken as such, because these ancient people have no real DNA with our current DNA and humans.
Love it! Great to be on the same page 👍
10% of Chaddar man's DNA is still in British people. We lost Doggerland about 6 thousand years ago, I think.
Since they started to find pots could it be some of the beaker people migrating from the main land?
so i suppose these guys were the ORIGINAL scots picts