The Aurignacian Culture

#paleoanthropology #human #ancienthuman #archaeology
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This video is about the Aurignacian Culture, the first modern human culture to settle in Europe after the neanderthals. They hunted massive animals and made amazing art along the way. They are a fascinating culture. This video is the first in a series I am making about the upper Paleolithic.

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[NORTH]

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[drgrounder]

In a world of crummy pop sci and dramatized documentaries it's so nice to have you making factual, non gimmicky videos full of information about relatively obscure parts of prehistory. Obscure at least when it comes to what's usually depicted in documentaries.

[timgimmy]

"Before we cover the content of these images, let's first enjoy these works without interpretation." You are a real one for this, and many other aspects of the video!

[natbirchall]

So nice to hear a real voice again after so many AI video's

[latrace]

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[Eugene-tmfm]

An hour and a half long video on prehistoric Europe? We’re eating good tonight boys

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[ChupacabraGangWarfare]

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I appreciate that I can hear you without loud fancy music drowning you out

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[Helmann]

Fantastic one... Thanks 🌟💯👑
(p.s. awesome ART)

[hildy]

Excited to see a new video from you. My favorite YouTube creator!

[corey]

Thankyou so much for including aboriginal Australians to your production, it means alot to our culture!

[edward]

First of all, I really appreciate your effort to cover the Upper Paleolithic. I have always been especially drawn to the archaeology of this Period. More importantly, I wanted to comment on the quality of your documentary. This is my first visit to your page, and I am so impressed with the quality of what you've uploaded. The level of detail is absolutely amazing. It must have taken you a tremendous amount of time to research all of the information that you've presented here. Also, your presentation is wonderful. Great flow, great writing, perfect amount of background music (e.g., low key and only for emphasis or segue), and the narration is very good - great delivery, authentic tone, and a great voice, too. I am really looking forward to the next uploads in this series. Thank you North 02

[april]

What a fantastic, in-depth exploration of the Aurignacian culture. It is a great service to arm-chair archeologists to see the technological differences between these continuous ancient peoples in order for us to understand that the "stone age" isn't just one long continuous, homogenic industry and culture. While technological variation was much slower than what we experience now (remember there was no wide-spread rapid way to transfer innovations that occurred) improvements and innovations did clearly happen, and were also responses to extreme climatic changes as well. Your work is very interesting, in-depth and arrayed with as many illustrations as have survived. In short, your work is not only educational but is very entertaining, and beautiful as well. I am very much looking forward to the next three parts of this series. Thank you so much for all your hard work and attention to detail. It is clear that an enormous amount of research went into the making of this documentary.

[JAllenKaiser]

This is an excellent long-format factual documentary that was clearly well-researched, and [happily!] is without filler fluff to pad the content. The real human voiceover makes it easier to focus and follow than the often awkwardly-inflected phonology of phrases and word collocations rendered by clunky AI narration. Thank you SO MUCH for making content like this. 🏆

[seantherevelator]

Never stop using your real voice to narrate! Your tone is like listening to asmr lol and its refreshing af with all the crappy AI voices on most other videos today. Bravo as usual! Your videos are some of my favorites of all time on youtube

[lizmorrison]

Getting the notification on this upload made my entire day! Monday is better now. Thank you, NorthO2!

[jamesabernethy]

Really professionally done. These long videos can go into so much depth and the images you choose are perfect. We are allowed to absorb the images as you narrate too. Fantastic.

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