The DNA of Ice Age Europe: A Conversation With Dr. Cosimo Posth
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 มิ.ย. 2024
- Me & Dr. Cosimo Posth, an expert on ancient genetics, will be talking about the genetics of Ice Age Europe.
Dr. Posth's paper: www.nature.com/articles/natur...
Life in Europe 35,000 years ago: • Life In Paleolithic Eu...
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Disclaimer: Use my videos as a rough guide to a topic. I am not an expert, I may get things wrong. This is why I always post my sources so you can critique my work and verify things for yourselves. Of course I aim to be as accurate as possible which is why you will only find reputable sources in my videos. Secondly, information is always subject to changes as new information is uncovered by archaeologists.
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Double release! Check out my vid on life during the aurignacian here: th-cam.com/video/pv0RscAummQ/w-d-xo.html
Hey Stefan can we have access to the thumbnails and beautiful paintings.
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I was missing your videos Stefan, great as always!!
Could someone tell me what does light skin and dark skin mean in this context? Especially when it is referred as darker skin. Darker than what? Are we talking about red hair white skin, burns to crisp on the sun, Estonian light. Or are we talking about brown hair light skin, tans when needed Iranian light? Are we talking about Nilotic jet black dark or San milk chocolate dark or Iranian middle eastern dark? Are we talking about darker than night sky darker or darker than milk darker? Are native Americans dark skinned in this context?
Or are we talking about "Meh, Europeans probably had somewhat darker skin and hair than today."
Thanks for spelling Aurignacion. I thought you were saying Auroch Nation, as in the Aurochs, which would be a cool name for an ancient society.
I 100% could and WOULD listen to 5 hours of this fascinating conversation.
I missed you man, thank you again for posting
Thanks for watching!
Ditto.
Same here.
I've been wondering about the lack of recommendations about you. 😁
For being a half hour recorded phone call with an academic, this was hella interesting. I really appreciate the work you put into this channel. Thanks!
I really like your documentary-style prehistory videos. This is what the History Channel and Discovery Channel used to be. These are very well edited videos.
Yes 👍
That change can only mean one thing: aliens.
@@bc4198 Haha obviously aliens, of course and don't forget looking for gold and when they reach bedrock there *COULD* be a fortune in gold sitting on top of it...but alas there never is.
@@bc4198 definitely aliens… either lots of them, or one giant robotic one.
Those old school productions were overblown and overproduced. Stefan's to the point style and personality blow them out of the water. This is why I love TH-cam. Hopefully the algorithm doesn't ruin it!
Thanks for your interview with Dr. Cosimo Posth. He was so clear and very enlightening.
This is sooooo valuable. Its advanced genetic anthropologic science journalism. Taking the complex and giving it to us lamens
Man I love it when you have experts on to talk about their specific area of study - fascinating to hear the information straight from the folks who are doing the research on it. I hope you continue to make videos like this
I could hear his nervousness the whole way through, and you were absolutely right in the end... I could listen to this guy speak for 10+ hours easily!
Both of them lol.
I can't wait for more ancient DNA to be found and compared. It's such an exciting time.
Check out Milo's current view on DNA. th-cam.com/users/shorts_sqJvszNdd4?si=GCBkzt1yoC5rI9K0
Totally worth the time. I could listen to him for hours on this topic.
I just love saying "Max Planck Institute." It sounds so hard core.
Time stamp?
for me it's the daystrom institute from Star Trek. 🤣🤣🤣
Actually several dozen locations, mostly in Europe. This one is the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology, Leipzig, Germany. See WIKI page for list of about 60 others: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Max_Planck_Institutes
I really could listen to Dr. Posth's accent for like 10 hours.
The fact that you published this video when this is a topic I've been researching in my free time..I'm loving this so much
Was hoping this would last a good hour or so. Love it cant wait for you to have him back.
No doubt! I could stay over 5 hours listening to this guy. Thanks for your extremely interesting Chanel.
Stefan Milo is my spirit animal.
So, the earliest modern humans in Europe contributed comparatively little to modern European DNA, but I would have loved to hear some stats on later paleolithic cultures contributions to modern European DNA, and if any of these groups contributed significantly to any non European populations.
The paleolithic is such a criminally overlooked period of human history, despite being 95%+ of it.
Absolutely fascinating conversation! Thank you Dr Cosimo Posth for the detailed and expert knowledge.
Whoa, double upload?? You're really coming through for me Thursday.
It continues to amaze me what is found and how long we've actually been around. Great work, thank you.
Yes I could go on for hours listening to this conversation of yours. Because it contains such interesting information, I keep coming back to it over and over again.
Thanks.
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This was an excellent interview with a knowledgeable guest, very informative and an interesting subject as well. Thanks so much!
Haven't watched the video yet, but I just wanted to say that I'm super excited and thank you so so so much for all your great content
What a great interview. This is my favorite area of study. Dr. Posth was fantastic and you were asking some great questions. This is why the internet should exist.
It's always a pleasure to listen to an expert in a field explain the latest scientific insights; thank you, Stefan. One life enriched!
I'm loving this sudden burst of new content Stefan!
What a good interview with each person listening to the other. And such a great supplement to your aurignacian video. Thank you. Look forward to the five hours with Dr. Posth.
Yes, to the good doctor. This viewer appreciates your participation, and the information you shared. Thank you.
Such a humble, well-spoken man.
He seems to have a deeply objective pov (like a scientist).
Yes, I could definitely listen to him for 5 hours.
Wow! Thank You both for such a great discussion.
Yeeeeaah, finaly New video!!
We ducking loved it. Thanks so much for your time Dr. Post.
Wow... Great talk on a fascinating subject. Well done both of you!
MORE COSIMO!!!! Love it. and Stefan, you're a good interviewer, man. Keep it up
Yes, absolutely loved it! Thank you!
A perfect start of the weekend. Thanks, mate.
Perhaps the best audio recorded video I have heard. Sometimes a bit difficult to understand but so much information covered here. Thanks.
I've not long found your channel mate and it's thoroughly enjoyable and extremely interesting. Top work mate!!
A very interesting conversation, thank you.
Great stuff. Thanks again, Stefan!
I really enjoyed that interview.
Such a pleasure Stefan and Dr Posth
Extremely interesting interview, thx for sharing Stefan.
Thank you for this! Much love for the great content. Keep it up!
excellent conversation, lots of great detail.
A really Great interview please talk more .
And what he has revealed allows us to shine a light into those hidden Ages.
You're back! Hoorah!
Great interview. Thanks!
Two great new videos Stefan.
Yea I wanted to hear more. Another great interview.
16:51: "Around 14 000 years ago, there's a very important event called bowling alert" says the subtitles. That's hilarious.
The Bølling-Allerød warming is named after a site (actually two) in Denmark in northern Sjælland. The warm period ended with the younger Dryas.
Speaking of Denmark: Lola from Lolland (Syltholm) is a 5700 old genome extracted from a piece of chewing gum (chewing pitch , really). The individual who chewed the pitch was a woman with dark skin and hair and blue eyes. (Western european hunter gatherer) Her latest meal before she chewed gum was included hazelnuts and and mallard. She was also likely lactose intolerant.
I never get tired of telling people about the island in Denmark that is actually called Lol-land. It's not a joke, that is the name.
Also in the subtitles: 'origination' should be 'Aurignacian'
Great stuff!! Grande Cosimo! Thanks for sharing
Fascinating interview, thank you very much!
Great interview!
😎 Thanks Stefan Cosimo ⚓️
Yes! Absolutely loved the talk.
Both videos were really fascinating!
Two videos? You really made my day
This is really fascinating. Thank you Stefan for the Video and thank you Dr Posth for the interview.
I did not know about the replacement of the hunter gatherer population by another hunter gatherer population later in the Mesolithic.
Great info. thanks for posting!
Thanks for the great upload.
Thank you for this!
Awesome stuff, Gentlemen. Thank you.
Excellent conversation, very interesting.
Congrats on 69k subs! (So glad to see new videos from you)
Converstaion/conversation, outstanding, thanks
Great conversation, love these discussions you’re having, longer form works well for this kind of this IMO.
Thankyou for this focus on other side of the study of our multiple groups of ancestors in pre history.
Excellent interview
So awesome and informative!
This great video definitely helps with my research on this topic.
Thank you !!
Just wanted to say thanks for getting Me into our worlds history.
Thanks for this awesome video.
We love it!
Great stuff! Thanks
very interesting, really enjoying your channel
Fascinating topic. Missed your videos, hope you're doing well!
I'm so proud of you dude you went from unknown to a house hold name with your passion
Now this just makes me wonder more?like what was Siberia and East Asia like🤔
Siberia was largely home to a population called ancient north Eurasians, which are ancestors to both Europeans and native Americans
@@alexdunphy3716 and ancient north Siberian’s, as well as paleo Siberian’s
Siberia, icy. East Asia, very cold. We tend to forget that the ice age.
@@fudgedogbannana Not so, the remains of the mastodon found in Siberia indicate that 12,000 years ago, it was a very pleasant place, with moderate temperatures and lots of grazing opportunities for herds of hundreds of thousands of individuals.
I imagine in to be similar to the tundra in canada is today, just colder when the bearing sea bridge was opened the ice receded eastward and people followed the caribou into what we call north America. The Gwich'en in the arctic have stories that go back generations 10's of thousands of years. Inuit and other Natives have stories of multiple mass migrations to North America. More genome tracing needs to be done but I do remember hearing that theres a variation showing they could survive in extremely cold conditions similar to the way Sherpa in the Himalayan mountains can survive at extremely high altitudes
Thanks for the interview. One Suggestion: Please consider using a few basic visual aids (maps, charts, graphs)) to assist the listener.
this👆🏻👆🏻
A colour coded timeline was what I was longing for.
@Pojka Go right ahead if you've got time.
Awesome stuff!
Thank you Stephan ❤️
So pleased I found this chennel, this was a really interesting talk. I wish there was an animation to go along with it really: it gets so confusing trying to picture all the cultures, peoples and their migrations, I can't help think it would be a great learning aid, especially for how the hunter gatherers mixed with one another. Like I said, excellent content. 😜👍
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Bob the boomer here trying to put down a perfectly normal idea, by using gamer speak from 10 years ago. Lol - gotta love it.
Absolutely fascinating
Great talk!
The king has returned
Very, very good video!
2 great new videos!
missed you. hope baby and mum are doing well. on with the show.
Cutting edge research done and taught here 100% . To me this is my candy so thank you so so much for bringing this to us. I always knew your jeans wear good he he .♥️🤸♂️
Fascinating stuff 👍.
just when i had lost my tolerance to the drug that is this channel, you give me a double hit
The coolest intro music, Stefan! 🎵🎶😎
Very educational. Seems like a very smart guy.
I was thinking the other day arent Stefan going ro post soon and BOOM a souble wammer!
Dear Stefan , I love your channel. Have you ever considered attempting to interview one of the many “scientists” ppl who believe in some kind of technological antediluvian civilisation? It would be very interesting imho
Fascinating!
My goodness, this was interesting!