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Well, time to pull a Dru and go slap happy go fappy pappy in the Player Threads.
Well, time to pull a Dru and go slap happy go fappy pappy in the Player Threads.
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This is crazy, never heard about it before, 50k years old
This is crazy, never heard about it before, 50k years old
I learned about the Younger Dryas Impact Hypothesis (I think you pointed me to some other good podcasts) this year, went quite deep down that rabbit hole and have to say that I believe it. Civilisation is older than we’ve been learning in history class, and somehow this is very controversial.
Archeologists not willing to debate this only make that claim stronger imo
Archeologists not willing to debate this only make that claim stronger imo
Yes, that’s one of the most famous sites that should date civilisation back thousands of years. And the crazy part is they only excavated like 1 or 2%.
At this point in time the Sumerians are still regarded as the first civilisation while there is quite strong evidence like Gobekli Tepe which dates back to 11,500 years ago, but the accepted theory for now is that is was build by hunter gatherers. That’s kinda one of the crucial parts in that whole discussion.
In my humble opinion, it wouldn’t surprise me if history books will get rewritten in the coming decades, possibly even accepting a pre-last ice age civilisation. If you think about it it’s quite strange anyway that Homo sapiens have been around for 300k years and we’ve only started building civilisation about 6000 years ago, and then out of the blue we created insanely precise structures.
At this point in time the Sumerians are still regarded as the first civilisation while there is quite strong evidence like Gobekli Tepe which dates back to 11,500 years ago, but the accepted theory for now is that is was build by hunter gatherers. That’s kinda one of the crucial parts in that whole discussion.
In my humble opinion, it wouldn’t surprise me if history books will get rewritten in the coming decades, possibly even accepting a pre-last ice age civilisation. If you think about it it’s quite strange anyway that Homo sapiens have been around for 300k years and we’ve only started building civilisation about 6000 years ago, and then out of the blue we created insanely precise structures.
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A lot of things about "ancient peoples" I think are completely wrong. We're finding that they lived in parts of the world when we didn't think any humans were there for another 10-20,000 years. And we're also finding out that they're not the "primitives" modern peeps always make them out to be.
When I was at Knowth and Newgrange in Ireland last year, I also got the strong sense that humanity has forgotten a ton of things about how to build large structures aligned with the earth and water drainage, etc. I am not convinced that humans today are any smarter than they were 5000 years ago now. We've forgotten a lot since then.
When I was at Knowth and Newgrange in Ireland last year, I also got the strong sense that humanity has forgotten a ton of things about how to build large structures aligned with the earth and water drainage, etc. I am not convinced that humans today are any smarter than they were 5000 years ago now. We've forgotten a lot since then.
The Younger Dryas is the last ice age (13k-11.5k years ago) and the discussion is often wether there was a advanced civilisation already pre- or during the last ice age (hence the Atlantis comment). The Younger Dryas Impact Theory is a theory (not yet fully mainstream accepted) of a possibility that humanity suffered a great blow due to multiple reasons, such as asteroids, slamming us back to the stone age.
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