When We Took Over the World
When We Took Over the World
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From our deepest origins in Africa all the way to the Americas, by looking at the fossils and archaeological materials we have been able to trace the…
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@11:25 he says the last continent to be habitated was the Americas. I must giggle a wee bit because it's been much more recent that we moved into Antarctica. Yes, we are living there now, maybe in a Nomadic way, but let's admit the facts. There are permanent human settlements there.
4a0 no podes perder 4a0 el partido de otro día 4a0 river perdió 4a0 estos periodistas mediocres drogadictos me dan risa 😅 hablando de un partido amistoso jajaj
De esto se habla mas que de Madrid 2018
Interesting, and amazingly out of date for new world settlement.
Damn proto human was cursed with my genomes
Why did the first massive migration happen?
Interesting comment about populations moving back and forth, not just going forward. Another Eons episode about the hominin apes that inhabited Europe millions of years ago speculates they may have returned to Africa where their descendants eventually gave rise to humans.
They were looking for the best spot to build a base.
We all came from monkeys
You should call it PatrEONS
@2:08 Migration is a seasonal movement between two places. Humans don't migrate (for the most part), they emigrate.
The last continent was Antarctica
ok, most epic Eons intro
Just like Albert Schwatizer described humans. We are the virus of the earth. We adapt. We reproduce quickly. And we expand.
I have seen data from the University of Oregon that humans may have come here as long as 25,000 years ago. I'm interested in what the scientists think about this
I was born in Torquay which is where Kents cavern is. Been quite a few times when I was a kid with school.
Best time in history baby. We run this!
Always interesting, thank you.
And now we know that there were people in the western US prior to the clovis people. They've found a type of point under the clovis layer. That means that humans have found this particular place a great camp for hunting or maybe wintering or even possibly summer clan gatherings for millennia.
Its been shown that the shoshonean peoples have been in their ancestoral lands since the first people came to this continent. That also bares out in the in their tribal oral histories. My great uncle says that the Saydocara have always been here. That the tribal memories remember when the Chinook people came up the Columbia river and conquered the bowl keepers and made the Wasco the eastern most tribe of the Chinook Empire. Our histories tell of when the sahaptin tribes came onto the Columbia plateau. Its time that the archeologists start to admit that the tribal oral history is a tool that can be used in conjunction with archeological records to flesh out the historical timelines instead of blowing it of as fantasy.
I’m not sure if I heard it right, but it seemed like the Bering strait theory is presented as settled knowledge. Is that the case? Are there any competing theories? Are the oldest fossils really only 12 or 13,000 years old?
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Much love for this man. He doesn’t deserve what he got. ❤
Jeg fant jeg fant, et gammelt eventyr. Alt en finner kan en få bruk for. Da var det verre for broren. Den kloke satt ( finneren) satt og streket og tegnet i asken. Gammelt event( uelt) yr.
Human history is one long story of modern humans trying to get away from one another
Det er fort gjort at mennesket blir satt tilbake til start igjen. " er det noen som har en lighter"! Tanken ligger snublende nær, men vi våger ikke å tenke Den tanken nei. Da blir vi noen få som overlever i et varmt land med palmeblad og forhåpentlig bananer og kokosnøtter og litt kjøtt som er lett å fange med bare armene.
It's been 3 years 8 months since my calcium CT scan results (1300) came back. I was a Deadman Walking. I started taking every supplement on your list. I never expected to live this long, I'm 77 now, and still walking! Minor palpitations and tachycardia events stopped last year. My heart feels like it's got a few more years left. So, I've decided to get another CT scan this summer, and how well my supplement money was spent.
When we took over the world we were warriors and scientists now need to be warriors and leaders but they are not they are really smart impressive intelligent but they need to do more ancient Greek philosophers were trying to change governments and the way of thinking of men but now scientists are paid by the rotten people of the earth so they could not do more than serving the interests of the strong and rotten gods of money
I imagine every generation moving on around 50miles or so from where their parents or grandparents settled/roamed
Is it that we had to be adaptable so we could expand? Or is it that we expanded because we were adaptable?
We took over the world . . .
. . . AND TRASHED IT ! ! !
The presenter is great! Watching him for years….
Lower sea levels allowed them to walk to Australia.
I'm 20% Neanderthal.
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no discussion of evolution will be complete without at least mentioning the monolith? 🐒🦍◼️
It should be noted that our species leaving Africa and moving into Eurasia, other human species were already living there. But today, we are the only human species left.
You know you've been watching too many of these when you hear "50,000 years ago" and think, "Huh, that's quite recent."
TY Hank for this concise presentation of our actual factual human progressions, and how we populated the earth. Someone once told me you can go to the University of Chicago and get ah DNA test and find out what part of Africa you come from, because we all……….all of us………… originate from African lineage………………..how refreshing to be treated to someone who actually knows what their talking about, specifically scientifically speaking…………………….Thank You Hank;)…………………….Michael;)
Why do anthropologists have a hard time with the idea of stone age boats? They built skin on frame tents and hung out on the beach, ate plenty seafood,and mysteriously showed up on continents separated by sea. It would be really unlikely and weird if they had no boats or just floated accidentally on logs like some theories say.
We'd not have survived without caves. Then fire came in pretty useful though I believe our predecessor had & used fire?
So human teeth last for a very very long time, unless you consume a ton of sugar
Hank is the new generations Bill Nye the Science guy.
Can someone please help me. I’m just starting to learn more about human evolution and anthropology. When did we invent the raft? How did we cross seas 60k years ago? How did our indigenous aboriginal Australians get here?
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wait… did the human migration map point to Madagascar from the Indian ocean?
How imbecilic is to believe Homo Sapiens was in Morocco 300KYA and that they only crossed into Europe 43KYA after..Australia.