Well, well..that's a first. Very intelligent, astonishing beautiful woman talking about Dodgerland and she's also Dutch. That must be 10/10. Keep going, looking forward to seeing more. Greetings from Netherland 👍🏻
Your documentations are uniquely pleasant. Your voice, the way you articulate yourself, the calm music and the video material all work perfectly together. The result is a very calm and pleasant documentation, where the mind is relaxed and smoothly absorbs all the topics. Thank you very much for this unique channel! [edit] corrected a few minor typos.
This is a wonderful introduction to the vast 'new' detailed knowledge of Northern European prehistory. It's quite a shock to learn of all the smaller regional geological periods that fill in the broader periods outlined in more general work. I expected you to pick up the story of Doggerland shortly before its demise, but its final disappearance is only the latest in a string of dramatic changes that profoundly effected human activity in northern Europe. Our ancestors had to learn the story of 'the flood' again and again. And these lessons were so far apart, that the previous catastrophe had most likely transformed into myth. This provides some insight into the deep non-linear amorphous relationship aboriginals across the planet have with dramatic climate change.
Thank you! I tried to give the full scope with enough detail while still trying to keep it clear and concise haha I hope you enjoyed it🥰 Doggerland is just fascinating and i keep learning more and more 😍
@@HistoryWithKayleigh yes, I knew about this for a long time but I guess what you call 'not so long ago' is relative to the history of earth, coz you know, you are talking about a time that Gobekli Teppe was buried; at the current time the oldest form of civilization discovered... or at least recognized as such.... so it still predates civilization or if you want to call it this cycle of civilization we are currently in. (coz I believe that just like everything in nature, things go in cycles; as does civilization; contrary to the western believe that it was just a straight linear line up; very stereotypical western bogus thinking that also leads to all this climate hysteria.)
@@HistoryWithKayleigh Bulsht THEORY. Just like Charles Darwin..Caucasian/Mongolians history is only 7thousand yrs old..Atlantis is a JOKE..Just like European CIVILIZATION.
@@stijnvdv2 I agree with everything you said up till you pointed out that "everything....goes in cycles". witch brings me to your final point .The merest glance at the latest astronomy knowledge shows that although cycles are often the mechanism of change they are not guaranteed they can lead to final catastrophic change {ref mars and venus}. you could argue that even the likes of mars and venus are "just in a cycle" but that is little comfort to any sort of life. speaking as someone how is clearly of a polar opposite view to you on climate change I would describe our current attitude to climate change as "climate Inertia" . I will not depress people with my predictions for the future as that gets us knower but I do think that by know our only real hope if to start massive" climate mitigation " mesures. One example that I think could be scaled big enough to help is to take tankerloads of Iron filings/dust out into to most remote part op the southern pacific and scatter it, causing mass Algol blooms. These arias are desserts with verry little nutrients so as a side bonus would increase biodiversity.
WOW , that was excellent , well researched and presented and with so much information to digest ,i'll have to watch it again later , thanks to Matt on the Ancient Architects Channel for pointing me in your direction , and thanks to you for uploading the video Kayleigh .
How lucky are we that the crane driver who discovered that canoe wasn't a total moron. Because i bet there are plenty of crane drivers that would have seen that come out of the ground covered in mud and dirt and just thought it was a bit of wood from an old buried tree or something. Many crane drivers would have just tossed that to the side with all the other bits of rubbish pulled out of the ground while making that road. People like him are unsung heroes and deserve credit and respect for such finds. In Wakefield library in West Yorkshire where i live, there is a Viking canoe/river boat on display that was found nearby while digging the canal (many years ago), at a place called Stanley ferry. It's an amazing object and is in great condition considering it's age. If anyone lives nearby or is passing through it's well worth a look. It's free to get in as it's the Library. The building's called the Wakefield one building and it has council offices in there as well i think, it's very close to Westgate train station. It's easy to find. There is also a display showing a little bit of history on the object. The reason i mentioned it, is because when i saw the one on this video it reminded me of it. Although the Viking one has different construction techniques and is made the traditional way of lashing planks together (if i remember correctly). It's that well preserved through being in muddy ground with no oxygen that you can see holes etc where the rope would have been to lash it together. It's a lovely object, i just wish that Wakefield had it's own historical museum to display it in, along with other objects found in the district. There was also a very rare and unique Iron age chariot found not far away in Ferrybridge many years ago, i'm not sure where that ended up but i'd love to see it, if it still exists. Sorry for going on a bit but the Viking canoe deserves to be acknowledged as it's a beautiful piece of our history and a lovely object.
The Viking canoe does sound like an incredible find, i do love Viking stuff even though it's quite a bit older than what I'm personally most passionate about 😉
Came here through JJ's live about you and her collaborating on doggerland and i cant wait!!! Its great to see women like yourself and JJ doing this as its taking off big time keep up the good work. Just Awesome!!!
@@HistoryWithKayleigh the two of you together will be brilliant! You both have that special spark enabling you to light up a room and draw your audience in. Your passion for discovering and understanding the Ancients is contagious and it is my pleasure to support your work! 🐄
I love this subject....Doggerland is an incredible area for research the ancient times....hope to see way more discoveries from this large area....thank you Kayleigh for up loading this video.
Wow Great presentation of some pretty dry factoids and well done you for championing getting this information out to the world. 65,000 views in a few weeks, w only 25,000 subscribers That is some trick Here's a reward Atlantis is exactly where Herodotus related, outside the Straits of Gibraltar Outside the strait in the Atlantic is a large island, submerged since the end of the last ice age. Currently called the Majuan Bank approximately as large as, or several times as large as depending on the map you are looking at (try one with wording in Russian), the British holdings at Gibraltar itself. The map also shows that the Straits of Gibraltar are NOT the Mediterranean's choke point. The choke point during ocean minimums during ice ages is the Camarinal Sill. The gap in this sill is a TINY FRACTION of the gap in the present Strait of Gibraltar. It is measured in 1000's of meters wide and 100's of meters deep vs the Kilometers wide and 1000's of meters deep Straits of Gibraltar. Such a small gap would have forced the mammoth flow from Atlantic to Med to replace evaporation which to this day generates great swirling currents visible from space, into such a small area that the chaotic flows would have made transiting it difficult to impossible, as I have heard described ( I assume by Herodotus but can't specifically recall and am too lazy to check). It makes a great theory Somewhat substantiated by a recent discovery of a ringed city in Spanish flood coastal flood plain a bit NE of the island, where perhaps decedents attempted to replicate their verbal history, of ringed city. Alas, short of talking one of the Nuke Powers on earth into sparing one of their attack subs to do a detailed survey of that mound, with insanely powerful and accurate sonar rigs customized to be deployed and run from a sub, it seems unlikely to find any ruins on such a large submerged island. In addition, the water flow in and out of the Med, continuing to this day, has been scouring every inch of that island for the last 8,000 years or so. While stone ruins might well exist they'd be under sediment banked up around it. Unless the mythical 'six degrees of separation' can get you the ear of an Admiral in the US or British Navy's we are unlikely to ever know if it's just a theory. Such should be common knowledge but few know that until the cold war was over ocean bottom mapping of this area was problematic as it represented a choke point for Soviet subs / ships trying to leave S Soviet Union, not just from Soviet port of Odessa but it's biggest out of country base in N. Syria which they hold to this day, directly adjacent to where ISIS started, and where a brutal extermination of Kurds was carried out by Russians after US cut and ran under GOPs traitorous reign the last four years. It's just amazing how history never become irrelevant. Shortly after the end of the cold war the UN chartered a "Russian" survey of Mediterranean' basin and it's publication, is some kind of swords to plowshares effort. I bought a copy of the map, which wasn't something you just ran across at a store, even today. Currently Atlantic waters flow in along the surface make their way to the East end cool drop and flow back out through the gap in the Bicarmal Sill as an ultra dense ultra salty feed into the Atlantic. This feed is part of what powers the Gulf Streams transfer of heat from tropics to artic moderating weather in N. Hemisphere over much of N America and Europe. The world is such a connected place. It's possible that this two way transfer would still have existed even at vastly lower sea levels through a much smaller gap, and this too would have caused even more chaotic water flow difficult to transit. This potential inflow, and it could only be proven by a university study of water imbalance in Med Basin during last ice age, well beyond my abilities to even attempt to spit ball, except to say the last ice age dried out the atmosphere which would have led to even LESS water into the Med Basin and increase rates of evaporation into a drier atmosphere. Actually this might have explained the slightly wetter climates along the E. Med shore countries where civilization 'started' as the moister than now Med air flow, hit the hills and small mountains rose condensed rained. sorry about color change in test, computer does that sometimes when I do spell ck
My ex wife grandparents were from Fresland in the Netherlands on her mother's side and Sweden on her father's side my Father sir name is Danish and mothers sir name is Norwegian. I found you program very well put together. I as a 73 Year old Man I find you very intelligent and beautiful. Keep going with your program I just wish I were 20 years younger you light my fire.
hiya, Kayleigh! was late so i waited till it was done. didn't want to miss anything! anyhoo, YAY! Doggerland, finally! you and i talked about this subject about 7 or 8 months ago, maybe longer. i've been waiting for it a long time. fascinating! it's one thing to find a city under water, but a large part of northern Europe is something else, entirely. the history of this area shows how cyclical earths climate can be and how extraordinary events can influence it. i learned about the German volcano in this video and so much more about Doggerland than i've found, previously. thanks Klee! for all your hard work. definitely my favorit channel!🤩🙃
I really wanted to do Doggerland right so i didn't want to do it too fast and regret it later on I think it was good to wait to get more familiar with the channel and the editing. I loved making this video even though I feel very drained now haha. The past week i spend 10+ hours a day on it. On Friday i rewrote a massive part of the script even 😂
@@HistoryWithKayleigh well, i'm hear to say it was worth the wait! there is so much information to deal with that i'll watch it at least twice more. and, all i have to do is watch and listen, Kayleigh has done all the work! thanks again, Klee! now, go get some rest! see you soon, i hope.
Excellent job Kayleigh, I learned a great deal by watching your video. I like how you closed by reminding us that nothing is permanent and our Earth is currently being ravaged due to human greed and ignorance. I hope that humanity can pull it together and begin to focus on natural, sustainable and clean energy in the future. Perhaps we should look more to our sun and the magnetosphere as a good place to start! Thanks for all of your hard work,research and production…🐓
"Perhaps we should look more to our sun and the magnetosphere as a good place to start!" We should entirely look at those things as opposed to the poor man made climate change hoax!!
good video young lady. I would comment more but have to get done before the sun goes downing here. Mabey I will watch it again later. Isn't it a fascinating World we lie ON?
Saw that awesome expo at our Antiquities Museum here in Leiden a few years back; especially the weird periods in between the Neanderthal and Homo Sapiens occurence and the almost modern feeling production and trade in artefacts are amazing! Thanks for documenting this too! 👍🏽☘️✊🏽☘️👍🏽
@@HistoryWithKayleigh @History with Kayleigh SORRY, your heart must've sunk when realising " oh no, theose childish Brits won't be able to help themselves, smallest things make us happy and Doggerland is a gift that keeps giving. Got to laugh at something in a hellhole that is GREAT BRITAIN TODAY. Thanks for taking it in good humour. Suppose some would be pissed. Loved the video by the way. Learned something i didn't know. 😁🇬🇧👍
What a treat. Amazing work behind this upload. The geological changes through time are almost impossible to grasp seeing the water level change so dramatically. And so many other things above sea level today that we still can explain, like ancient megalithic cities and structures around the world. 💯
Awesome ⚡⚡Very Educational! This wouldn't be out of place in a museum or something, SO GOOD! Loved your closing thoughts, You rock Kayleigh🔱😎⚡Hard work pays off 👍
@@HistoryWithKayleigh sister ancestry does not go back as far as ancient Egypt........not yet ...do beware......you will have to go to somewhere that studies how to trace that far back.......
You did it again, Kayleigh! This was better than a big-time history channel doc I watched a while ago. Fascinating changes to that area. Scritches to the kitties! Thx!✌🏻🐱
I didn't know what to make of you at first but you're really quite humorous and rather endearing. Content is great! Your videos let me travel in time back to ancient worlds.
This channel is awesome! I wish I had found it sooner. The videos I've seen so far are great and so full of information. I've always been fascinated with ancient history and Kayleigh is a great host. The footage is amazing as well. I'm an artist from Detroit. Drawing and painting is my life but since I was a kid I was always drawn toward ancient history and to this day I always wonder why I didn't become an archeologist. Thanks, Kayleigh. I have some catching up to do on watching your videos.
@@HistoryWithKayleigh I'm in the same boat. I stream live on Behance and have gotten better. I meet artists from around the world and we learn from each other. With art, culture, and history you can never go wrong. 😃
56+subs,you're on your way young lady. Good luck in your dreams. I'll be keeping an eye on your progression to fame and fortune. Happiness comes from successfully fulfilling your dreams. Without harming any other creature. 🏴😊
I have some Awesome hand axe's from 500,000 years ago i found back in the year 2,000 in kent england a dream find for me. loved the video..stay safe..Victor...
Fairly new subscriber. I’ve watch three now and can say I’m very pleased to have found your channel. The history of early civilization fascinated me. I love your voice and the obvious intelligence to put the information together, plus your pleasant to watch. Thank you and much respect.
This is a great presentation! Thank you for the time that you put into this. I particularly like the pacing of your speech. It's just clear and informative without a bunch of the TH-cam jump screen stuff. Very refreshing to be honest.
This channel was mentioned in Jahannah's latest live thing yesterday, and TH-cam recommended it. Good thing that, since I would like to here more about the ancient history around Denmark. Thanks to Kayleigh, this was great.
I'm personally unsure about Atlantis, but that's because i like tangible proof like fossils or traces of occupation haha But they might be on to something for sure 🤗
Very well done! I'm so glad you spoke about sustainability, as well as the main subject of your video! We are, indeed, living unsustainably, and that must change. ❤❤🙂👍🏼
Awesome video. As a Brit it's fascinating to know about how much our island has changed. It really makes you wonder why they don't teach this kind of thing in schools here.
Of course the content was amazing - as always. But to hear your accent come through put such a huge smile on my face tonight. Dank je zoveel. Ik mis onze taal.
I mean cave hyenas? That is some Dungeons & Dragons stuff right there. "You and your party hear some laughing in the cave,... make your initiative roll.
I live on the North East Coast of East Anglia and heard many interpretations my local geology and changing demographic. I found your presentation fascinating and educational. Well researched.
.. And thank you for the beeches pit information. Have you heard of Grimes Graves stone age flint mines and Thompson's pingos(Post glacial - ice lens bodies of water)?
Thank you, that was fascinating. Very well presented and beautiful shot/edited, I find the very early side to our part of the world so mind blowing but yet humbling at the same time ? Our time on this earth is just a mere blink ! Of an eye. Let’s not leave our stain on history with a horizon of plastics for future generations to discover. 😎😍🇬🇧😍
@@HistoryWithKayleigh Thank you for the upload. So much new information I didn`t knew about, like the volcanic explosion in Germany. Which was a colossal thing obviously, Loved it. 🙂
I have been watching you from the very beginning and absolutely love your format. So excited for you and Jahannah to do a collab! There is not enough women doing these! ❤️
@@HistoryWithKayleigh Heard that from Ruud Gullit, known more for his football than his modesty. You are a practical lot, keeping the ocean at bay like no others and having had Hitler on the loose in the memory of those you know and love. You have my sympathy. Apparently though your cattle eat salty grass which has led to the highest growth spurt ever known in a population. Correct me if I'm wrong. You deserve it. Furthermore, you're ocean damming know-how is about to come in handy across the world -- a rant for another occasion. Apparently the oceans are expanding due to climate change. D'uh. Who knew? One more thing, I miss Gini Wijnaldum. Can't believe they let him go. Sigh.
They should have never let Giorginio Wijnaldum go.. he's such a good player.. invaluable to the team.. van Dijk is finally on the mends now.. Football, the best sport
You made it to my algorithm all the way from Kansas, USA. history was always my favorite school subject even though it is extremely sanitized & revisionist in the text books, but I'm 31 now & so thankful for the internet for these awesome rabbit holes of knowledge. Subscribed.
I just came to hear your lovely accent and your perfect pronunciation of different areas and shows me how many languages you actually study. Impressed by your knowledge of various historical events in vast numbers of subjects.
@@HistoryWithKayleigh Hi Kayleigh from Australia. Your pronunciation on a few words was a little hard to understand, but definitely streets ahead of most. It's good that you practice a bit. As a new watcher, you strike me as being that stereotypical, punctual, diligent,well mannered, considerate and classy Dutchie girl which I've had the pleasure of meeting several times over the years. Hope you do well Kayleigh ! DK
Have to leave a comment for the algorithm! You put the information together so coherently. Amazing work! Looking forward to learning more through you're videos!
I just found your channel after watching you and Jahannah James together on a podcast. I like how you explain everything and have data to go along with it all. So sad that there is so much of our REAL past that is lost and seems so many people today are more worried about taking that perfect selfie than cool stuff like this about our past. Early man was hearty, and resourceful and adaptive. If we had to go through some crazy extinction-type events today I am afraid we might not survive and if so would be the age group 40 and above, lol! Great video.
Great video! When I first read about Doggerland in National Geographic I was fascinated by it. You've presented some very good information that is very intriguing. Great job!
Absolutely wonderful! You do a great job of integrating many parts of this puzzle while putting it all in a very understandable timeline. Love your outakes too awesome!?🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍
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Egyptian sister Kayleigh........I know a great deal of our CREATORS the Egyptians.. I can desiper a alot of Egyptian architecture I have alot to teach you...........do chat with me......
Very good video.You put some great information in it. I knew little of Doggerland prior to this. I don't recall having been taught about it in school. But then that was more than 50 years ago so many of the discoveries might not have been made. Please continue with your work, it is most valuable.
What's really interesting is Doggerland has come and gone many times over the last several ice ages. 125k years ago ocean levels were about 5 meters higher then they are today.
Subscribed to your channel as suggested by Ancient Architects! Very exciting to learn from your content. Literally the first time I hear about Doggerland! I like how you narrate your work and the editing! Looking forward to explore your channel!
Well done Kayleigh. This was one h*** of a report/video. All other Doggerland information I have seen pales in comparison to the work done here. It changes my understanding of Doggerland and brings enlightenment to the historical happenings of that time period as well. It also gives a more comprehensive understanding of what happened in the Americas. This should be mandatory viewing in schools everywhere that still teach history:-) Thanks.
What has intrigued me most is how quickly things change in geological times.
Well, well..that's a first. Very intelligent, astonishing beautiful woman talking about Dodgerland and she's also Dutch. That must be 10/10. Keep going, looking forward to seeing more.
Greetings from Netherland 👍🏻
Thank you so much 🤗
Groetjes uit Noord Holland 😉
Honer where honer is due.
Groetjes uit Zuid-Oost Limburg
Came over from Ancient Architects. This was awesome! Great work and thank you.
Thank you so much 🥰
Your documentations are uniquely pleasant. Your voice, the way you articulate yourself, the calm music and the video material all work perfectly together. The result is a very calm and pleasant documentation, where the mind is relaxed and smoothly absorbs all the topics.
Thank you very much for this unique channel!
[edit] corrected a few minor typos.
Thank you so much, I'm really happy to hear that 🤗
This is a wonderful introduction to the vast 'new' detailed knowledge of Northern European prehistory. It's quite a shock to learn of all the smaller regional geological periods that fill in the broader periods outlined in more general work.
I expected you to pick up the story of Doggerland shortly before its demise, but its final disappearance is only the latest in a string of dramatic changes that profoundly effected human activity in northern Europe.
Our ancestors had to learn the story of 'the flood' again and again. And these lessons were so far apart, that the previous catastrophe had most likely transformed into myth. This provides some insight into the deep non-linear amorphous relationship aboriginals across the planet have with dramatic climate change.
Thank you! I tried to give the full scope with enough detail while still trying to keep it clear and concise haha
I hope you enjoyed it🥰
Doggerland is just fascinating and i keep learning more and more 😍
@@HistoryWithKayleigh yes, I knew about this for a long time but I guess what you call 'not so long ago' is relative to the history of earth, coz you know, you are talking about a time that Gobekli Teppe was buried; at the current time the oldest form of civilization discovered... or at least recognized as such.... so it still predates civilization or if you want to call it this cycle of civilization we are currently in. (coz I believe that just like everything in nature, things go in cycles; as does civilization; contrary to the western believe that it was just a straight linear line up; very stereotypical western bogus thinking that also leads to all this climate hysteria.)
@@HistoryWithKayleigh Bulsht THEORY. Just like Charles Darwin..Caucasian/Mongolians history is only 7thousand yrs old..Atlantis is a JOKE..Just like European CIVILIZATION.
@@stijnvdv2 I agree with everything you said up till you pointed out that "everything....goes in cycles".
witch brings me to your final point .The merest glance at the latest astronomy knowledge shows that although cycles are often the mechanism of change they are not guaranteed they can lead to final catastrophic change {ref mars and venus}.
you could argue that even the likes of mars and venus are "just in a cycle" but that is little comfort to any sort of life.
speaking as someone how is clearly of a polar opposite view to you on climate change I would describe our current attitude to climate change as "climate Inertia" .
I will not depress people with my predictions for the future as that gets us knower but I do think that by know our only real hope if to start massive" climate mitigation " mesures.
One example that I think could be scaled big enough to help is to take tankerloads of Iron filings/dust out into to most remote part op the southern pacific and scatter it, causing mass Algol blooms.
These arias are desserts with verry little nutrients so as a side bonus would increase biodiversity.
It's so great to hear someone talking about actual archaeology and history. I can't wait to hear what you offer up next.
WOW , that was excellent , well researched and presented and with so much information to digest ,i'll have to watch it again later , thanks to Matt on the Ancient Architects Channel for pointing me in your direction , and thanks to you for uploading the video Kayleigh .
Thank you so much! Happy to hear you enjoyed it🤗
How lucky are we that the crane driver who discovered that canoe wasn't a total moron. Because i bet there are plenty of crane drivers that would have seen that come out of the ground covered in mud and dirt and just thought it was a bit of wood from an old buried tree or something. Many crane drivers would have just tossed that to the side with all the other bits of rubbish pulled out of the ground while making that road. People like him are unsung heroes and deserve credit and respect for such finds. In Wakefield library in West Yorkshire where i live, there is a Viking canoe/river boat on display that was found nearby while digging the canal (many years ago), at a place called Stanley ferry. It's an amazing object and is in great condition considering it's age. If anyone lives nearby or is passing through it's well worth a look. It's free to get in as it's the Library. The building's called the Wakefield one building and it has council offices in there as well i think, it's very close to Westgate train station. It's easy to find. There is also a display showing a little bit of history on the object. The reason i mentioned it, is because when i saw the one on this video it reminded me of it. Although the Viking one has different construction techniques and is made the traditional way of lashing planks together (if i remember correctly). It's that well preserved through being in muddy ground with no oxygen that you can see holes etc where the rope would have been to lash it together. It's a lovely object, i just wish that Wakefield had it's own historical museum to display it in, along with other objects found in the district. There was also a very rare and unique Iron age chariot found not far away in Ferrybridge many years ago, i'm not sure where that ended up but i'd love to see it, if it still exists. Sorry for going on a bit but the Viking canoe deserves to be acknowledged as it's a beautiful piece of our history and a lovely object.
The Viking canoe does sound like an incredible find, i do love Viking stuff even though it's quite a bit older than what I'm personally most passionate about 😉
Brilliant video Kayleigh! I’ve been waiting for such a detailed summary of this period in European history for a very long time. Thank you!
Thank you John!
Thanks Kaleigh 💗 great show.
Came here through JJ's live about you and her collaborating on doggerland and i cant wait!!! Its great to see women like yourself and JJ doing this as its taking off big time keep up the good work. Just Awesome!!!
Thank you so much! I'm so excited for the Collab to go up, we just need to be patient 🤗
@@HistoryWithKayleigh the two of you together will be brilliant! You both have that special spark enabling you to light up a room and draw your audience in. Your passion for discovering and understanding the Ancients is contagious and it is my pleasure to support your work! 🐄
@@HistoryWithKayleigh who's JJ?
Jahannah James 🤗
@@HistoryWithKayleigh you go girls❣
Thank you for such an informative video !
Kayleigh, I think this is one of your best-ever videos.
Wonderful presentation Thank you for this 🤗👍
Thank you 🤗
@@HistoryWithKayleigh I remember another Big Freeze but not so big I think it was 1962 I am now wondering about volcanic activity🤔🤗👍💕
I love this subject....Doggerland is an incredible area for research the ancient times....hope to see way more discoveries from this large area....thank you Kayleigh for up loading this video.
Thank you! I loved researching this subject 😍
Wow Great presentation of some pretty dry factoids and well done you for championing getting this information out to the world. 65,000 views in a few weeks, w only 25,000 subscribers That is some trick
Here's a reward
Atlantis is exactly where Herodotus related, outside the Straits of Gibraltar Outside the strait in the Atlantic is a large island, submerged since the end of the last ice age.
Currently called the Majuan Bank approximately as large as, or several times as large as depending on the map you are looking at (try one with wording in Russian), the British holdings at Gibraltar itself.
The map also shows that the Straits of Gibraltar are NOT the Mediterranean's choke point.
The choke point during ocean minimums during ice ages is the Camarinal Sill.
The gap in this sill is a TINY FRACTION of the gap in the present Strait of Gibraltar.
It is measured in 1000's of meters wide and 100's of meters deep vs the Kilometers wide and 1000's of meters deep Straits of Gibraltar.
Such a small gap would have forced the mammoth flow from Atlantic to Med to replace evaporation which to this day generates great swirling currents visible from space, into such a small area that the chaotic flows would have made transiting it difficult to impossible, as I have heard described ( I assume by Herodotus but can't specifically recall and am too lazy to check).
It makes a great theory
Somewhat substantiated by a recent discovery of a ringed city in Spanish flood coastal flood plain a bit NE of the island, where perhaps decedents attempted to replicate their verbal history, of ringed city.
Alas, short of talking one of the Nuke Powers on earth into sparing one of their attack subs to do a detailed survey of that mound, with insanely powerful and accurate sonar rigs customized to be deployed and run from a sub, it seems unlikely to find any ruins on such a large submerged island. In addition, the water flow in and out of the Med, continuing to this day, has been scouring every inch of that island for the last 8,000 years or so. While stone ruins might well exist they'd be under sediment banked up around it.
Unless the mythical 'six degrees of separation' can get you the ear of an Admiral in the US or British Navy's we are unlikely to ever know if it's just a theory.
Such should be common knowledge but few know that until the cold war was over ocean bottom mapping of this area was problematic as it represented a choke point for Soviet subs / ships trying to leave S Soviet Union, not just from Soviet port of Odessa but it's biggest out of country base in N. Syria which they hold to this day, directly adjacent to where ISIS started, and where a brutal extermination of Kurds was carried out by Russians after US cut and ran under GOPs traitorous reign the last four years. It's just amazing how history never become irrelevant.
Shortly after the end of the cold war the UN chartered a "Russian" survey of Mediterranean' basin and it's publication, is some kind of swords to plowshares effort.
I bought a copy of the map, which wasn't something you just ran across at a store, even today.
Currently Atlantic waters flow in along the surface make their way to the East end cool drop and flow back out through the gap in the Bicarmal Sill as an ultra dense ultra salty feed into the Atlantic. This feed is part of what powers the Gulf Streams transfer of heat from tropics to artic moderating weather in N. Hemisphere over much of N America and Europe. The world is such a connected place. It's possible that this two way transfer would still have existed even at vastly lower sea levels through a much smaller gap, and this too would have caused even more chaotic water flow difficult to transit.
This potential inflow, and it could only be proven by a university study of water imbalance in Med Basin during last ice age, well beyond my abilities to even attempt to spit ball, except to say the last ice age dried out the atmosphere which would have led to even LESS water into the Med Basin and increase rates of evaporation into a drier atmosphere. Actually this might have explained the slightly wetter climates along the E. Med shore countries where civilization 'started' as the moister than now Med air flow, hit the hills and small mountains rose condensed rained.
sorry about color change in test, computer does that sometimes when I do spell ck
this is a great channel.I love learning about Doggerland and this is the most informative video ive seen to date. Thank you Kayleigh. Great work!
Thank you so much! 🤗
Fantastic video thank you. Much love from Scotland 🏴
Thank you so much! Greetings from the other side of the North Sea 🥰
Here because of Matthew from AncientArchitects.
Subscribed.
This is great! Thank you!
Thank you so much! Welcome to my corner of the internet 🥰
My ex wife grandparents were from Fresland in the Netherlands on her mother's side and Sweden on her father's side my Father sir name is Danish and mothers sir name is Norwegian. I found you program very well put together. I as a 73 Year old Man I find you very intelligent and beautiful. Keep going with your program I just wish I were 20 years younger you light my fire.
hiya, Kayleigh! was late so i waited till it was done. didn't want to miss anything! anyhoo, YAY! Doggerland, finally! you and i talked about this subject about 7 or 8 months ago, maybe longer. i've been waiting for it a long time. fascinating! it's one thing to find a city under water, but a large part of northern Europe is something else, entirely. the history of this area shows how cyclical earths climate can be and how extraordinary events can influence it. i learned about the German volcano in this video and so much more about Doggerland than i've found, previously. thanks Klee! for all your hard work. definitely my favorit channel!🤩🙃
I really wanted to do Doggerland right so i didn't want to do it too fast and regret it later on
I think it was good to wait to get more familiar with the channel and the editing.
I loved making this video even though I feel very drained now haha. The past week i spend 10+ hours a day on it. On Friday i rewrote a massive part of the script even 😂
@@HistoryWithKayleigh well, i'm hear to say it was worth the wait! there is so much information to deal with that i'll watch it at least twice more. and, all i have to do is watch and listen, Kayleigh has done all the work! thanks again, Klee! now, go get some rest! see you soon, i hope.
Excellent job Kayleigh, I learned a great deal by watching your video. I like how you closed by reminding us that nothing is permanent and our Earth is currently being ravaged due to human greed and ignorance. I hope that humanity can pull it together and begin to focus on natural, sustainable and clean energy in the future. Perhaps we should look more to our sun and the magnetosphere as a good place to start! Thanks for all of your hard work,research and production…🐓
Thank you Rox! And thank you for supporting me and my journey❤️
Means a great deal to me😍
"Perhaps we should look more to our sun and the magnetosphere as a good place to start!" We should entirely look at those things as opposed to the poor man made climate change hoax!!
good video young lady. I would comment more but have to get done before the sun goes downing here. Mabey I will watch it again later. Isn't it a fascinating World we lie ON?
It for sure is a fascinating world, I'm grateful to be living on it 🤗
Saw that awesome expo at our Antiquities Museum here in Leiden a few years back; especially the weird periods in between the Neanderthal and Homo Sapiens occurence and the almost modern feeling production and trade in artefacts are amazing!
Thanks for documenting this too!
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This was a fascinating time in history ...imagine walking from the UK to the Netherlands ..
Now the British hold tributes to Doggerland every weekend in car parks up and down the country! ;O)
I've heard about that 😂
Dirty boy!
Fk i just pisted a comment saying that. Not as clever as i thought i was. Time to sulk
@@VennaBass lol or a double take.
@@HistoryWithKayleigh @History with Kayleigh SORRY, your heart must've sunk when realising " oh no, theose childish Brits won't be able to help themselves, smallest things make us happy and Doggerland is a gift that keeps giving. Got to laugh at something in a hellhole that is GREAT BRITAIN TODAY. Thanks for taking it in good humour. Suppose some would be pissed. Loved the video by the way. Learned something i didn't know. 😁🇬🇧👍
Top Kayleigh zal vaker vlogs van je bekijken
Super leuk 🤗
You have a wonderful voice for your presentations and make each enjoyable, thank you.
What a treat. Amazing work behind this upload. The geological changes through time are almost impossible to grasp seeing the water level change so dramatically. And so many other things above sea level today that we still can explain, like ancient megalithic cities and structures around the world. 💯
Thank you! It's insane how much the landscape has changed over time
Awesome ⚡⚡Very Educational! This wouldn't be out of place in a museum or something, SO GOOD! Loved your closing thoughts, You rock Kayleigh🔱😎⚡Hard work pays off 👍
Thank you so much😍
Haha as far as I'm aware my lineage is Germanic and Friesian/Dutch
But i still wanna do a DNA test to find out exactly 🥰
That will be a future video 🤗
I am uploading tomorrow, it was too much work to get done in one day, i made the announcement in my community posts here 🤗
@@HistoryWithKayleigh sister ancestry does not go back as far as ancient Egypt........not yet ...do beware......you will have to go to somewhere that studies how to trace that far back.......
@@HistoryWithKayleigh Congratulations on your correct pronunciation of Happisburgh. 👍👏🇬🇧
You did it again, Kayleigh! This was better than a big-time history channel doc I watched a while ago. Fascinating changes to that area. Scritches to the kitties! Thx!✌🏻🐱
Thank you so much Phoenix! 🤗 Happy to hear that! 🥰
Kayleigh..., thanks again for me learning something I had no idea about. You rock girl!
I could watch / listen to you all day.
Great upload, love it.
Thank you so much! Good thing I've got a lot more videos on my channel haha 🤗
@@HistoryWithKayleigh I have only just joined and I am really having fun watching all the previous uploads.
I'm so happy to hear that😍
Just subscribed. An excellent university level survey course. JJ was correct. Look forward to your collaboration.
Thank you so much! I'm very excited for it too🤗
Great video. Doggerland is a fascinating subject for study.
It absolutely is 🤗 i hope i helped with the study of it 🙂
Hi ... great upload ... subscribed
Thank you so much 🥰
Thank you for such an in-depth video of the age before. What a long road we humans have traveled.
I didn't know what to make of you at first but you're really quite humorous and rather endearing. Content is great! Your videos let me travel in time back to ancient worlds.
This channel is awesome! I wish I had found it sooner. The videos I've seen so far are great and so full of information. I've always been fascinated with ancient history and Kayleigh is a great host. The footage is amazing as well. I'm an artist from Detroit. Drawing and painting is my life but since I was a kid I was always drawn toward ancient history and to this day I always wonder why I didn't become an archeologist. Thanks, Kayleigh. I have some catching up to do on watching your videos.
I'm happy you found it now🥰
I wasn't as great when i started out last year😂
I've been slowly learning and improving as time goes by🥰
@@HistoryWithKayleigh I'm in the same boat. I stream live on Behance and have gotten better. I meet artists from around the world and we learn from each other. With art, culture, and history you can never go wrong. 😃
56+subs,you're on your way young lady. Good luck in your dreams.
I'll be keeping an eye on your progression to fame and fortune. Happiness comes from successfully fulfilling your dreams. Without harming any other creature. 🏴😊
You shocked me Kayleigh, shocked me good and proper. Did not expect this deep dive.
I had to make it as good as possible 🤗
@@HistoryWithKayleigh You outdid yourself. That was phenomenal
Thank you!!
I have some Awesome hand axe's from 500,000 years ago i found back in the year 2,000 in kent england a dream find for me. loved the video..stay safe..Victor...
That's so awesome! That's something incredible to own for sure🥰
Fairly new subscriber. I’ve watch three now and can say I’m very pleased to have found your channel. The history of early civilization fascinated me. I love your voice and the obvious intelligence to put the information together, plus your pleasant to watch. Thank you and much respect.
Thank you!
This is a great presentation! Thank you for the time that you put into this. I particularly like the pacing of your speech. It's just clear and informative without a bunch of the TH-cam jump screen stuff. Very refreshing to be honest.
Excellent and informative video. I can't wait for the one on the finds of South Holland.
Thank you! I'll probably make that next month or so, first i want to look into the Nubian Pyramids and i have some other fun videos planned 🥰
I've always been fascinated by Doggerland. This is an excellent video, thank you for making it.
This channel was mentioned in Jahannah's latest live thing yesterday, and TH-cam recommended it. Good thing that, since I would like to here more about the ancient history around Denmark. Thanks to Kayleigh, this was great.
Thank you so much! I've had a lot of fun filming with Jahannah, you'll see that when the Collab goes up🥰
@@HistoryWithKayleigh Wait! Are you in on the whole Randall Carlson Atlantis thing too?
I'm personally unsure about Atlantis, but that's because i like tangible proof like fossils or traces of occupation haha
But they might be on to something for sure 🤗
Very well done! I'm so glad you spoke about sustainability, as well as the main subject of your video! We are, indeed, living unsustainably, and that must change. ❤❤🙂👍🏼
Awesome video. As a Brit it's fascinating to know about how much our island has changed. It really makes you wonder why they don't teach this kind of thing in schools here.
It's a shame they don't teach any of it in schools..
Of course the content was amazing - as always. But to hear your accent come through put such a huge smile on my face tonight. Dank je zoveel. Ik mis onze taal.
Haha thanks! Goeieavond!
A well researched and constructed video. Great work Kayleigh!!
Thank you so much 🤗
It is humbling how much historical facts I never heard of is on one channel...and I was a history major in college.
I mean cave hyenas? That is some Dungeons & Dragons stuff right there. "You and your party hear some laughing in the cave,... make your initiative roll.
Hahaha 😂
Great, loved-it ! Doggerland was also the greatest source of Amber on the planet before its floodding !
Ha i didn't know that 🤗
Dogger gets mentioned several times a day on UK Radio in the Weather Forecast for shipping.
Fantastic, in depth and interesting episode!
Thank you. 😎👍
Thank you so much 🤗
Hi Kayleigh, wonderful presentation, well done. Your patience and skill is very much appreciated!!!! David🇨🇦 new subscriber
Thank you so much! Welcome to my corner of the internet 🥰
I live on the North East Coast of East Anglia and heard many interpretations my local geology and changing demographic. I found your presentation fascinating and educational. Well researched.
Thank you so much 🥰
.. And thank you for the beeches pit information. Have you heard of Grimes Graves stone age flint mines and Thompson's pingos(Post glacial - ice lens bodies of water)?
I have not, i need to look into that 🥰
We get the longshore drift - I'll tell you if I find anything sticking out of our cliffs.
Well done! I really enjoyed this glimpse of the past. Thanks for posting!
Thanks! 🤗
Good show! Lots of information.
Thank you🙂
@@HistoryWithKayleigh Your very welcome! Can't wait for the one with Johanna and you together. 🙂
Same! 🥰
We had so much fun while filming 🤗
Lovely in every way and also very pertinent to today's world ecological environment. Thank You!
Very nice video and a great inspiring conclusion! Thanks for your research & presentation.Dank u wel!
Thank you so much! 🤗
Thank you, that was fascinating. Very well presented and beautiful shot/edited, I find the very early side to our part of the world so mind blowing but yet humbling at the same time ? Our time on this earth is just a mere blink ! Of an eye. Let’s not leave our stain on history with a horizon of plastics for future generations to discover.
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Thank you!
Looking forward to this one. 🙂
Happy to hear 🤗
@@HistoryWithKayleigh Thank you for the upload. So much new information I didn`t knew about, like the volcanic explosion in Germany. Which was a colossal thing obviously, Loved it. 🙂
Thank you! 🤗 I'm happy to hear that!!
Cheers Kayleigh, I learnt lots, floods of good info.
Haha floods 🤭🤗
Fantastic job! Really makes you take in the changing coastal lines and sea levels!
Thank you so much 🤗🥰
Enjoyed this vid really well presented thanks!
Thank you so much🥰
I have been watching you from the very beginning and absolutely love your format. So excited for you and Jahannah to do a collab! There is not enough women doing these! ❤️
Thank you so much! I'm so happy to hear that😍
We had so much fun filming♥️
This was very good. Thank you for making it. My daughter is a geologist and we hunt fossils when we can. She teaches me what to look for.
Thanks Kayleigh. That was fascinating, informative and once again proof that: "If it ain't Dutch, it ain't much."
Haha it's a good thing I'm Dutch then 👀😂
@@HistoryWithKayleigh I'll say. Pity it doesn't rhyme in Dutch though I bet you've got something that comes close.
The Dutch themselves actually don't have saying like that, we're to grounded to think of ourselves highly 😉
@@HistoryWithKayleigh Heard that from Ruud Gullit, known more for his football than his modesty. You are a practical lot, keeping the ocean at bay like no others and having had Hitler on the loose in the memory of those you know and love. You have my sympathy. Apparently though your cattle eat salty grass which has led to the highest growth spurt ever known in a population. Correct me if I'm wrong. You deserve it. Furthermore, you're ocean damming know-how is about to come in handy across the world -- a rant for another occasion. Apparently the oceans are expanding due to climate change. D'uh. Who knew? One more thing, I miss Gini Wijnaldum. Can't believe they let him go. Sigh.
They should have never let Giorginio Wijnaldum go.. he's such a good player.. invaluable to the team.. van Dijk is finally on the mends now..
Football, the best sport
You made it to my algorithm all the way from Kansas, USA. history was always my favorite school subject even though it is extremely sanitized & revisionist in the text books, but I'm 31 now & so thankful for the internet for these awesome rabbit holes of knowledge. Subscribed.
Loved it, nice to chill out in the morning with a coffee and learn some new things :)
I'm happy to hear that! 🤗
Hurrah we are dogging with Kayleigh this evening 💃🏼💃🏼
Nice one Kayleigh :)
Thank you Riki!! 🤗
Watching this after your first episode of the ancient apocalypse series! Super excited to watch the rest!
I just came to hear your lovely accent and your perfect pronunciation of different areas and shows me how many languages you actually study. Impressed by your knowledge of various historical events in vast numbers of subjects.
Thank you! I always take some time to practice pronunciations haha😂
@@HistoryWithKayleigh Hi Kayleigh from Australia. Your pronunciation on a few words was a little hard to understand, but definitely streets ahead of most. It's good that you practice a bit. As a new watcher, you strike me as being that stereotypical, punctual, diligent,well mannered, considerate and classy Dutchie girl which I've had the pleasure of meeting several times over the years. Hope you do well Kayleigh ! DK
@@davidkeene64 many names were Dutch haha so i understand that it might've been hard to understand 🙂
Thanks Kayleigh! I'm trying to catch up on the vids as I have time. I appreciate the work and research, you do a very nice job! Dank u wel! Dave J
Thank you so much 🤗
Have to leave a comment for the algorithm! You put the information together so coherently. Amazing work! Looking forward to learning more through you're videos!
Thank you so much 😍😍
I just found your channel after watching you and Jahannah James together on a podcast. I like how you explain everything and have data to go along with it all. So sad that there is so much of our REAL past that is lost and seems so many people today are more worried about taking that perfect selfie than cool stuff like this about our past. Early man was hearty, and resourceful and adaptive. If we had to go through some crazy extinction-type events today I am afraid we might not survive and if so would be the age group 40 and above, lol! Great video.
I LOVE this channel! Cannot get enough!
I'm happy to hear that! 🤗
I’ve seen a few videos in the past on Doggerland But I really like yours because you showed a lot of artifacts at the museum. Great job.
Also find this topic fascinating. Really great video, thanks!
Thank you so much 🤗
Great video. So much knowledge. It’s amazing how if it wasn’t for our ancestors we wouldn’t be here. Their tenacity made us possible.
Agreed 🤗
Very interesting, I have known something before, but this video completes it. Super Info! Thank you.
Thank you so much 🤗
@@HistoryWithKayleigh with pleasure from the neighbourhood, Germany
Hi neighbor 🤗
Outstanding presentation- thank you! :D
Thank you 🥰
Great video! When I first read about Doggerland in National Geographic I was fascinated by it. You've presented some very good information that is very intriguing. Great job!
Thank you so much! 🤗
Thankyou miss, another excellent and informative lesson. I really enjoy your content and the way you present it.
Thank you!
Absolutely wonderful! You do a great job of integrating many parts of this puzzle while putting it all in a very understandable timeline. Love your outakes too awesome!?🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍
Thank you so much 🤗 I'm happy i don't make it too confusing, always afraid i do haha
this channel's been the best yt algorithm suggestion so far. thank you for your hard and great work.
Thank you 🥰
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Egyptian sister Kayleigh........I know a great deal of our CREATORS the Egyptians.. I can desiper a alot of Egyptian architecture I have alot to teach you...........do chat with me......
Toosha,,, I know twice as much and some, first let's start here ? Were was the first Egypt ?!?!
@@jeffgarcia5210 there's many first people considered the first
Super!
Very good video.You put some great information in it. I knew little of Doggerland prior to this. I don't recall having been taught about it in school. But then that was more than 50 years ago so many of the discoveries might not have been made. Please continue with your work, it is most valuable.
thank you so much! i will for sure keep making my videos, i've got a passion for history and i'm loving this journey here on TH-cam🤗
What's really interesting is Doggerland has come and gone many times over the last several ice ages. 125k years ago ocean levels were about 5 meters higher then they are today.
Nice video thanks, ever since I first learned about doggerland I've wondered just how much European history we lost during that sea level rise.
A lot 🙂
Very interesting video. I like all of the artifacts. Dogger land would be a good place scuba dive to discover more.
The North sea is just very cold and a bit murky haha 😂
But you never know what you might find 🤗
Thoroughly enjoyed this video, clearly & concisely explained !.
Thank you!! 🥰
Very interesting once again, Kayleigh! Loved this -for me- new information!
Thanks Mom🥰❤️ happy to hear you liked it 🤗
Subscribed to your channel as suggested by Ancient Architects! Very exciting to learn from your content. Literally the first time I hear about Doggerland! I like how you narrate your work and the editing! Looking forward to explore your channel!
Thank you so much! Matt has some great videos about Doggerland on his channel as well.
It's quite the unique subject🥰
Well done Kayleigh. This was one h*** of a report/video. All other Doggerland information I have seen pales in comparison to the work done here. It changes my understanding of Doggerland and brings enlightenment to the historical happenings of that time period as well. It also gives a more comprehensive understanding of what happened in the Americas. This should be mandatory viewing in schools everywhere that still teach history:-) Thanks.
Thank you!! 🤗
It can be taken as fact now that an asteroid or comet impact provided a major contribution to the start of the younger dryas. Good video.
So glad you told me about History with Kayleigh, Kayeigh! I'm hooked on your videos.
Thank you! 🤗🥰