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The hole on the top of the sphinx is a soft spot . Meucas plug ! Also symbolic of a volcanic plug . If you look at a map of Ireland and quarter turn it counter clockwise you will see a lion with a lake formed by ancient volcanic activity as it's soft spot . If you now apply this knowledge to Ship rock (shaped like bay of Bengal )and it's antipode lying south but slightly west of it's original location (the known direction science says north America is moving ) ..then read the native legend of this rock coming from the north ...it then becomes very clear ! VERY CLEAR! That ancient people were measuring the movements of earths crust through antipodes . ..while relating these movements to volcanic activity. Just like today ! In knowing this we should be able to advance earth geologic science by thousands of years . . Oh and Easter island birdmen ...you can find them at the antipode in India with statues clearly depicting kavakava ribs . The exact location of origin of writing and science in India . Pictish swastika. Beothuk religion image on Google . Florida bog bodies. All in a birdman pose . Beothuk are Algonquin. Algonquin is Irish . ☘️

Wishing you a healthy happy futu6 and good recovery. You3 work is very interesting and Informative. Haven't heard of this important discovery in Serbia.... So much we don't know about ancient history and are just beginning to find out. It's so good that local people are Involved in preserving histories

I have Pictish ancestors, am very proud of it, they didn't disappear, they just mixed in with the populations.

Erm nooooooooo

I can remember when Kathleen Kenyon British archeologist in the 50’s she was always getting put down for her discoveries. Sexism was bad then.

You tell them. love

yet most of the animals over their now aren;t indegenious to that area....

Soo… was it an alien footprint?

So what we are saying is that the fact that neanderthals were White and due to the interbreeding with a darker more modern human, that the resulting offspring , that being our modern white people, was a rather recent mutation, white people were mutants, not quite the X-MEN variety, but who's to say since we haven't unlock all of the DNA mysteries. It was the denisovan who wore dark, and who interbred with modern human beings in two places, somewhere near the Tibetan mountains and somewhere near or in, modern Southeast Asia or the island chain consisting of Indonesian Malaya, ect,, what was once known as Sundaland and who is represented by natives of Australia, New Guinea, the Philippines, Melanesia, an some parts of Oceania , and all of those people have one thing in common, dark skin, and for the most part curly hair, and represented phenotypically, more than any other group, native Australians, the so-called Aborigines

I don't come from apes...lol... The fact people even believe that...or even from a creature that decided to go from water to land... Y'all do anything to prove GOD doesn't exist

GOD

And... All over the world are bodies... It seems technology is making people stupid

Awesome

Why do you assume they wouldn't work naked in the fields?

And the Planet of the Apes happened! Which is why Humans exist.

bravo

How did they shave their heads??

Thank you, wonderful, but, it would be nice if the narrator talked slower.

All rugged white features come from Cro Magnon. Native Europeans are Cro Magnon they were dark skinned. White skinned people evolved in Middle East and migrated into Europe mixing in with Cro Magnon. Light hair and eye color, rugged bone structure, thick hair, muscular builds, taller height all these features come from Cro Magnon admixture. We are not just Caucasian, it's mixed in with Cro Magnon. This is very obvious to see in every white person. Many are heavy Cro Magnon. This woman looks heavy Cro Magnon. Her face structure and hair thickness, eye color. I mean none of this would happen without Cro Magnon.

Here's to a rapid recovery. wishing you the very best of luck, Kayleigh.

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I have been researching my family history, and my surname leads directly to the Picti

Fair enough that we've guessed at what the chambers were used for so here's another one. They could have been used by certain individuals as ceremonial spaces, much like Yogi's in India have created energising spaces. Without all of our modern distractions, people long ago would most certainly have been tuned into natural energies and how to use them and enhance them. It's such a shame that the Boyne valley has been over manicured and manipulated to attract tourist money.. they've even created a false chamber inside one of the mounds, citing 'safety' as the reason for doing so..

I ran ranch south of Florence in 1985/1987 on Beaver creek where UT had dug along the creek. Our house was above the creek on hill. We found lots of arrowheads and campgrounds. My son was 3 then and found arrowheads his swing in the yard.🤠🇺🇸

Interesting theory but, if you're looking for holes in it, here is one. If they were constructed to transport water, why do they all run in pairs, with seemingly standard width between them (just like real cart ruts)?

Beterschap, Kayleigh.

Weet je zeker dat die trip de eerste en laatste keer wordt dat je Turkije bezoekt?

Mass immigration,the migrants outpopulated them and they had to absorb into the Catholic Irish

Serbia is fool of non researched sights, by our original calendar now is year of 7532. Belgrade is like a Swiss cheese of history and we will never have metro.... maybe the most important one is right under the communist concrete apartments and hospital built for army personal in Banjica...

Having actually visited Puma Punku I have to say that there was an advanced civilization in ancient times as there is no other logical explanation for stones cut in such a style with such precision. Otherwise I basically agree with your argument about too many embracing sensationalism rather than reality.

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Out of Africa 😂

You are so attractive. You are like that hot teacher whose class I could not miss.

She missed out the Tanu and Firvulag.

It is not important to come to a decision *right now* about aliens and human history. What is important is to look at a wide variety of evidence and ideas, in the context that some institutions have historically supressed evidence that contradicted their narrative. We need to do better than that now and in the future.

For more mythical Pict stories, read the original Conan novels by Robert E. Howard.

they were better off bald

There are signs we can look for that prove the presence of agriculture (remains of domesticated plants for example). But agriculture had to exist before these signs for it to have developed to the point we could detect the signs. These people figured out the process for dry distillation of birch bark, but couldn't figure out how a seed works? There would have been a dedicated set of gatherers, well trained in not poisoning or killing the tribe. They'd know where the good plants grew and their stages of life. With this knowledge they'd know what part of the plant was the seed and what places you could put that seed to get more of that plant. Having tested seeding and found out it worked, simple experimentation of what could grow where would surely follow.

Somebody found 11k. year old settlement in Estonia...called Pulli settlement😳

When I was a kid, they told me that all the Egyptians were bald and either wore wigs or just exposed their bald heads. As I got older I saw the mummies, and a lot of them still had hair attached. For those that didn't, they usually found it nearby because it fell out after death. It does seem like the priestly class were bald, but the same is true in Buddhism. I think that probably had to do with renouncing the world more than hair being viewed as unclean. I have also seen bald peasants, not just priests, so I'm thinking that when guys started going bald in their culture, they just shaved off the rest. A lot of guys do that now, in fact, because if you completely shave your head then from a distance it's tougher for people to tell that you lost your hair.

Like most other similar historical events - the Gaelicization of the Scottish Highlands presumably was more a matter of a changing cultural hegemony, than of an outright or entire displacement of populations. It seems that at one time - there were three entirely distinct cultural regions of Scotland - one that was Gaelic-speaking - one that was early-English speaking (the Lowlands and Uplands of Scotland actually became Anglo-Saxonized, as early as England did - and although 'Scots' or "Lallans' can be considered a separate 'Anglic' language - it is essentially within the spectrum of English, in general - and both are directly descended from Anglo-Saxon) - and, a Pictish region. Some scholars used to believe that the Pictish language may have been a late-surviving pre-Indo-European language (as Basque is, into the present day) - but the more commonplace interpretation in the present day seems to be that it was probably actually just the Brythonic Celtic language - the same language that gave rise to Modern Welsh, and that was once spoken across all or nearly all of Britain. Somehow or another, all of these cultures got along with each other - even within a single kingdom, at some point or another. The Pictish language and a separate Pictish kingdom disappeared at some point or another - but both early English (and very early on - Anglo-Saxon, or Old English as it's presently called - although that's a little inaccurate, since it was also the language of southern Scotland) and Gaelic were spoken in the royal court - once Scotland had become a single kingdom. It's possible that this may point to an underlying cultural unity - into which those other cultures were absorbed (although that's hypothetical - in a way). If the hypothesis of the Pictish language as being a late-surviving pre-Indo-European one is obsolete - then the Common Brythonic language would have prior to the arrivals of the other two, been spoken across all of Scotland - although that doesn't necessarily mean that it was exactly the same culture as the cultures across the rest of Britain, that all spoke the same language. It seems as if Scotland may have been culturally unique, even in pre-Indo-European Britain - although that's only a guess. Whatever language the Bell Beaker folk spoke - across the British Isles - contemporary genetic evidence indicates that it must have been an Indo-European one. Perhaps related to Celtic - certainly displaced by it - although, the further back in time one goes - the more that various divergent Indo-European languages would have resembled one another. You can even kind of immediately see that, in a way. It was via the resemblance of Sanskrit to ancient Greek and Latin, that the existence of an Indo-European language family was deduced, in the first place.

BOSNIAN PYRAMID IS REAL,AND VINĆA SLAVS DIDN'T SALE NAKED ON CANUES.

Kayleigh got Gandhiji's 3 monkeys on the side table 🙈🙉🙊 dont see bad dont hear bad dont say bad 🙏🚩🇮🇳♥️

Cheers to you young lady, have fun while you can. And prost from an 84 year old Geologist (there weren't so many subspecialties when I graduated.) Again enjoy. Also great job.

Abrahamic Myths have capitalized off of gullibility as well, they just do it at a global scale, especially the televangelists that get their audience to buy them a fleet of jets to travel the world.