Around 410 Britain become the first province of the Roman Empire to fall into barbarian hands. Following that the British isles would experience one of the worst downfalls in human history. This short history documentory is ment to conrast the severe differences between Roman and Post Roman Britain.
Awesome Human Evolution Timelapse
In the following video we will be going through an awesome timelapse of human evolution. Watch the video and enjoy!
Top 10 Most Unusual Deep Sea Creatures Ever Discovered
No doubt about it, the ocean is home to some of the weirdest and most unusual deep-sea creatures ever. We haven’t even come across up to half of them as a huge percentage of the ocean hasn’t been explored yet. However, researchers have been lucky to bump into some crazy creatures that are worth talking about. In today’s video, we’ll take you through some of those strange animals that would have you thinking a little bit more about what secrets lie in the ocean.
Golden Mountain Showed Up After Euphrates River Finally Dried Up
A fascinating discovery has just been made hidden beneath the euphrates river shocking discovery has been revealed after the river finally dried up. This intriguing revelation set the stage for an incredible adventure so join us as we uncover this fascinating new discovery!
2000 Year Old Stoic Rules For Life
Stoicism and Stoic philosophy have been around for thousands of year. Founded by Zeno of Citium, the original Stoics used to gather in Athens to discuss the best ways to live a good life, and how to remain resilient while enduring hardship and adversity.
Since then many Stoics have come and gone, but very little of the ancient Stoic literature still exists, and modern Stoicism is a built upon fragments of work alongside the writing of Epictetus, Seneca and Marcus Aurelius.
This is a compilation and collection of Stoic quotes and philosophy to help spread the value that's been applied for thousands of years.
Mystery of the Ancient Egyptians: Revelations of Archeological Findings
In this video, we will dive into the depths of history to uncover facts about ancient Egypt that have remained a mystery until now.
Meet the top finds that archaeologists have found in the dust of the Egyptian deserts. Each of these finds is a revelation, each is unique and carries a piece of the history of an ancient civilization. Some of them are able to completely change our understanding of the life and traditions of ancient Egypt.
Together we explore the relics of the past, find out the stories they hold. We will discover amazing facts that will help us better understand how people lived thousands of years ago. Why did they build the pyramids? What was their true purpose? What do they hide in their secret chambers?
The mysterious world of mummies, pyramids, pharaohs and gods opens before us from a new side. Are we able to fully understand and reveal the MYSTERY of the Ancient Egyptians? Can science provide answers to all questions, or will some mysteries remain unsolved?
With each new find by archaeologists, we are getting closer to the answers. But each answer gives rise to new questions, each discovery is a new mystery to be unraveled. Join us on this exciting journey into the depths of history, into the world of the ancient Egyptians. Together we will discover the incredible revelations of archaeological finds.
Ancient and Mysterious Discoveries of Archaeologists
The mysterious discoveries of archaeologists have significantly influenced our history and future. The discovery of ancient artifacts helps us understand how our ancestors lived, how empires developed and why they fell apart. What did people eat in ancient times and what did they dream about. When did the first man appear and how did the evolution of animals take place.
In today’s video we collected a lot of archeological finds that somehow influenced our world. We will talk about Ancient Egypt and Rome, about the first mammals on our planet, about dinosaurs and sea monsters. You will learn what our ancestors believed in and where ancient rituals are still used today. We will show the very first mummies on our planet and the most "alive".
Archaeologists always talk about their discoveries, no matter what happens in the world - epidemics, wars or global crises. After all, our history is stored under our feet, and the more researchers manage to preserve the integrity of ancient remains and artifacts, the more we will be able to find out what awaits us in the future. After all, there is the most important rule - everything that is happening now has already happened once. The world is cyclical, but the psychology of people is unchanged.
How The Denisovans Vanished - Their Terrifying Fate Discovered?
In this video, we'll discuss how the Denisovans vanished - and what this means for our understanding of human evolution.
It's been a mystery for decades how the Denisovans disappeared - but now we may have the answer. In this video, we'll discuss how the Denisovans vanished and what this means for our understanding of human evolution. Discover how this mysterious group of humans is related to us, and what their mysterious fate may tell us about our own history.
Scanning a Predynastic Granite Vase to 1000th of an Inch - Changing the Game for Ancient Precision
The debate around whether or not ancient technology existed and was responsible for creating the obvious precision found on many ancient artifacts has taken a strong step forward! Concrete, undeniable evidence for utterly astounding geometric precision has been discovered by professional metrologists Alex Dunn and Nick Sierra, based on the structured-light scan results from a predynastic rose-granite vase, an artifact from Ancient Egypt that is at least 5,000 years old. The implications from this evidence on the story of our own history of civilization are profound.
Secrets of Antiquity Revealed: Shocking Discoveries of Archaeologists
In this groundbreaking documentary, we're thrilled to present the top 100 grandiose archaeological discoveries that have transformed our understanding of the past.
Our idea of the past has been shaped by what we've learned in textbooks and museums, but these new finds challenge everything we thought we knew. These 100 archeological finds represent the most significant discoveries of recent times, each one providing a tantalizing glimpse into a lost world.
We'll take you on a journey through time, exploring the excavations that have led to the uncovering of ancient treasures, forgotten civilizations, and new insights into our history. From the ancient penis-shaped stone phalos of the Mediterranean to the newly-discovered treasures of the Roman Empire, each new find has the power to change the way we see our world. Enjoy!
12 Most Mysterious Archaeological Artifacts Finds Scientists Still Can't Explain
There are some mysteries that can only be solved with the invention of time travel. We suspect we'll be waiting a very long time for that to happen, so we have to resign ourselves to the fact that there are some ancient mysteries that won't be solved in our lifetime. "Which ancient mysteries," we hear you ask? Why the ones you're about to see in this video!
Tomb Of Cleopatra Just Discovered In Egypt Reveals Truth About The Pyramids
The fabled queen of Ancient Egypt, Cleopatra, has remained an enigma for thousands of years, and her final resting place even more so. But 1600 years after she died, could researchers have found a clue that will lead not only to her tomb but Mark Antony’s as well?
Almost twenty years after research first began, archaeologists may have done just that! Join us, as we learn more about the clues that are leading archaeologists closer to Cleopatra’s final resting place.
Neuschwanstein: A Bavarian Prince Reveals 5 Secrets About the World-Famous Disney Castle
Prince Leopold of Bavaria takes you on an exclusive tour of the famous castle commissioned by his ancestor, King Ludwig II, who had the castle built in the picturesque landscape of the Bavarian Allgäu in the 19th century. Today, the castle is one of Germany's most famous tourist attractions and is famous all over the world. On his guided tour, the prince will share 5 lesser-known facts about Neuschwanstein!
20 Most Dangerous And Mysterious Waters On Earth
Throughout history, rivers, lakes, and streams have been a source of fascination for people around the world. However, some bodies of water hold more secrets and danger than others. From rivers where people have disappeared mysteriously to lakes so toxic that both animals and humans cannot survive, we present to you today 20 of the most dangerous and mysterious bodies of water on Earth.
The Mythological Origin of the Zodiac Signs
In the following video we will be explaining the mythological origin of the zodiac signs. Watch the video to find out more!
A 4-year-old girl discovered a perfect dinosaur print on a Welsh beach dating back 215 million years
After discovering a "internationally important" dinosaur footprint while shopping at the supermarket, a four-year-old child has astounded paleontologists.
Lilly Wilder, 4, found this perfect 215-million-year-old dinosaur footprint in Barry. She's pictured with her father Richard and mum Sally
When Lily Wilder and her father Richard were strolling along the coastline between Barry and Sully, Lily saw what archaeologists with Archaeology Cymru are describing as "the finest impression of a 215 million-year-old dinosaur print found in Britain in a decade."
Her family initially believed the flawless print was the work of an artist, but it was actually made by a little bipedal dinosaur. Although it is impossible to determine what kind of dinosaur left it, experts refer to this type of print as a Grallator.
The dinosaur that left the print, which is slightly over 10 cm long, was probably approximately 75 cm tall and 2.5 m long. It would have been a small, two-footed animal that avidly pursued other small creatures and insects.
"We weren't even certain if it was true. However, I was aware that dinosaur footprints had previously been discovered along that stretch of coast, so I just thought I'd ask some folks," said Lily's mother, Sally Wilder.
Lily Wilder with her mum Sally and dad Richard and the dinosaur footprint she found on Bendricks Bay Barry
"I discovered this Facebook page for identifying fossils, and when I posted it there, everyone started to go nuts. Finding out that it's exactly what they believed it was has been quite exciting."
The Bendricks, a section of shoreline between Barry and Sully that is considered to be significant in terms of paleontology, is where the print was discovered in January 2021. The Wilder family was got in touch with by Karl-James Langford of Archeology Cymru and the National Museum in Cardiff.
It's a great piece because it's so flawless and spotless. from Archeology Cyrmu, Karl-James Langford.
"I'd say it has global significance, which is why the museum immediately acquired it. It is crucial in this way. It is, in my opinion, the best dinosaur footprint discovered in the UK in the previous ten years."
After discovering the footprint, Lily's interest in dinosaurs piqued, and her family is assisting her in making the most of the opportunity.
The footprint as it was found by Lilly Wilder, 4
What's interesting is that, if her name is included as the finder in the museum, it's possible that one day, for years and years and generations to come, her grandkids may visit that in the museum.
The discovery was reported to Cindy Howells, curator of palaeontology at the National Museum of Wales, who called it the best example ever discovered on this beach.
The museum claimed that in order to lawfully remove it, Natural Resources Wales (NRW) had to be contacted.
"This 220 million-year-old fossilized dinosaur footprint is one of the best-preserved specimens found anywhere in the UK", according to Ms. Howells, "and it will help palaeontologists understand how these early dinosaurs walked. It was Lily and her family that discovered it, and they are largely responsible for the museum's acquisition of it."
Çatalhöyük Is One Of The Oldest Buildings Still Standing, Dating Back 9,400 Years
Çatalhöyük, in modern-day Turkey, is home to some of the oldest surviving structures ever constructed by human hands and dates back around 9,400 years.
Excavations are still being carried out at the Neolithic Site of Çatalhöyük.
According to UNESCO, the numerous archeological levels of Çatalhöyük indicate that human activity began approximately 7,400 BCE and continued for more than 2,000 years.
Only Göbekli Tepe, which dates to roughly 11,500 years ago, is older than this ancient proto-city settlement. Despite the fact that both of these sites are in southern Turkey today, it is likely that they were created by two quite different societies.
When people began to create agriculture during this time, they were moving from nomadic hunter-gatherer communities, which had been a significant chapter in human history. Archaeologists typically hold that a society could only develop the organization and abundance of resources necessary to construct this type of community after it had mastered agriculture.
An artist's impression of how Çatalhöyük might have looked in its heyday.
"Although it was neither the first or largest farming settlement in Anatolia and the Levant, we now know that Çatalhöyük played a significant role in the cultural and economic transformations that occurred throughout the Near East during the Neolithic Period." According to UNESCO, "it served as a bridgehead for the spread of the Neolithic lifestyle to Europe and beyond because of its advantageous location in Anatolia."
The location is said to as a "streetless settlement of houses clustered back to back with roof access into the buildings." This contrasts with Göbekli Tepe, which is assumed to have been principally used as a temple for ceremonial purposes.
It is a sizable community that occupies about 34 acres. According to scholars, it could have supported a population of between 3,000 and 8,000 people given its size.
It's obvious that animals were quite important in the metropolis. Animal remains in the area, particularly those of sheep and goats, indicate that animals were domesticated here. Beautiful images of various flesh-eating wild animals are also painted on many of the walls.
The Seated Woman of Çatalhöyük was discovered at the site.
Women's artwork is also prevalent. The so-called Seated Woman of Çatalhöyük, a beautiful baked-clay sculpture of a naked woman seated on a throne with two hand rests in the form of large animals, is among the most remarkable. Some scholars have traditionally described the image as a pregnant Mother Goddess, but others think it represents an elderly local woman of high social standing.
A team led by British archaeologist James Mellaart made the initial discovery of Çatalhöyük in 1958. Mellaart was expelled from Turkey after becoming embroiled in several forgery issues, and work at the site was suspended until the 1990s.
Archaeologists now have a good idea of this wonderful location as a result of the extensive research that has taken place here. Nevertheless, mystery and intrigue still abound within the old walls of this town.
Photos indicate that a young metal detectorist searching a field with her mother discovered a Viking-era relic
A lady and her teenage daughter entered a field in northern Norway equipped with metal detectors. Even though they weren't looking for anything in particular, they managed to find a Viking-era item.
The girl and her mother were searching a field in Bolsøya with archaeologists when she unearthed part of a Viking-era artifact, photos show. Photo from the Møre og Romsdal County Municipality
According to a May 24 2023 news release from the Mre og Romsdal County Municipality, junior high student Eline Hauge and her mother Hanna were working with qualified archaeologists to explore a location in Bolsya.
Something buried below was detected by Eline's metal detector, which started to beep. She discovered a tarnished iron fragment by sifting through the dirt, according to the press statement. The brown rectangular artifact is visible in photos.
Eline Hauge holding the iron ax fragment. Photo from the Møre og Romsdal County Municipality
Archaeologists determined the object to be a piece of a hollow ax from the Viking Age. The announcement stated that the fragment's age is uncertain and that it might have been created more recently.
According to the announcement, Eline told officials that it was a dream day. She also expressed her happiness at taking part in the excavation to officials.
Eline Hauge searches the ground with a small metal detecting tool. Photo from the Møre og Romsdal County Municipality
According to the press release, archaeologists are excavating the area to create a trench and install a power connection. So far, rusted nails, rivets, a nearly 150-year-old Swedish coin, and a musket ball from the 18th or 19th century have been discovered.
Located around 290 miles northeast of Oslo in the Mre og Romsdal region is a little island called Bolsya.
DNA Analysis Uncovers Interesting Details About Native Americans' Origins
Researchers from the Chinese Academy of Sciences have used DNA analysis to make some unexpected findings concerning Native Americans' heritage. In order to trace an ancestral lineage that would connect East Asian Paleolithic-age groups to founder populations in Chile, Peru, Bolivia, Brazil, Ecuador, Mexico, and California, researchers looked at mitochondrial DNA passed down in females. They ultimately learned that people moved from northern China to Japan and the Americas during the Ice Age.
Lead author Yu-Chun Li, a molecular anthropologist at the Chinese Academy of Sciences, says, "The Asian ancestry of Native Americans is more complicated than previously indicated." We demonstrate that northern coastal China also contributed to the gene pool of Native Americans in addition to the previously mentioned ancestral sources in Siberia, Australo-Melanesia, and Southeast Asia.
Native Americans are generally acknowledged to be descended from Siberians who traversed the impromptu land bridge across the Bering Strait. The Pacific coast is where their ancestors most likely landed, according to recent research published in Cell. By examining more than 100,000 modern DNA samples and 15,000 ancient DNA samples from all around Eurasia, the researchers were able to identify 216 modern people and 39 ancient people who belonged to this unusual ancestry.
It is suggested by genetic mutations, geographic locations, and carbon dating that these explorers arrived in America before the land bridge was opened. They actually think that these brave people crossed over in two waves. There would have been an initial migration—or radiation—between 19,500 and 26,000 years ago. Because of the ice sheets in northern China at the time, individuals would have had to leave to find a more favorable environment.
The second radiation would have taken place between 11,500 and 19,000 years ago, when a population explosion was caused by the melting of these ice sheets. This fact may have encouraged people to go to other areas together with the improved climate.
It's interesting to note that DNA study also revealed a connection between Japanese and Native American populations. The researchers propose that some people from northern China went to Japan during the deicing period, while others left for the Americas. Archaeology lends support to this theory because arrowheads and spearheads from various parts of China, Japan, and the Americas exhibit similarities.
According to lead author Qing-Peng Kong, an evolutionary geneticist at the Chinese Academy of Sciences, "this suggests that the Pleistocene connection among the Americas, China, and Japan was not confined to culture but also to genetics."
These discoveries add to our understanding of the history of human evolution, even though the origins of some founder groups are still unknown. The researchers will use this information going ahead as they look into additional Eurasian lineages to learn more about the ancestry of Native Americans.
The Evolution of Monkeys
In the following video we will be exploring the evolution of monkeys. Watch the video and enjoy!
