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[sleeplessking]

No way south Africa was the cradle of civilization it would have been close to the fertile Cresent which is more the middle east then Africa but also includes Egypt

[christopherjones]

As a kid I remember I loved drawing the Steglosaurus. Great video!

[blakhartzz]

I live in Michigan and we have so many fossils!!

[sarahsphotographybehnke]

I recently discovered some amazing fossils, and rocks. One that I was just reminded of is an ancient carving of a horse on one side and I believe a sunflower on the other side. I never seen something so beautiful that I discovered on a rock deep down in the dirt. I know I may have discovered a new artifact.

[leesashriber]

Yay! Ready to learn something new! Thanks, Katrina ☺️

[willCollett]

Dear mKatrina, I am always amazed when I hear the phrase "cremated" No offence to our beloved deceased, but they are powdered, there is nothing creamy about them.

[dirtymoney]

Great video! Keep making this epic content in 2022!

[osmosisjones]

Maybe being the man's wife at all gave her high Status

[madrabiddog]

There's an annoying ticking sound on this video and it's all I can hear.

[Kirt]

You have might actually just have mentioned my favorite dinosaurer

[candiceperry]

These ancient discoveries are awesome&bizarre

[kanyegang]

This is why Genghis Khan didn't want nobody to know where he was buried... If they ever do find him oh boy will so many people be old land, ECT!!

[floydriebe]

hi, Katrina! the denisovan item is extremely interesting. our immediate ancestors are more varied than was thought just a decade ago. think what the next decade will bring! sure hope i last that long.

my favorite dinosaur has to be veloceraptor. i'm kinda into wolves and they were the dino equivalent. smart, quick and hunting in packs. if not for the meteorite killing them all, we might have their descendants as the equivalents to us! who knows? woulda, shoulda, coulda.

anyway, good stuff for my hungry brain to chew on. thanks, Kat! Bye!

[reneg]

My all time favorite Dinosaur is Tyrannosaurus-Rex. 🦖

[nichhodge]

You said that the early hominid species liked to spend a lot of time climbing trees so what Michael Jackson like to climb trees everyday too

[souravsana]

No body can retrieve original or true origin of our DNA, it is all ready evolve, now we are searching for our source

[boa-sgt_reaperlivestreams]

Isn’t the stagourus a Dino that appears in every movie with dinos

[nichhodge]

What with dinosaurs coming up in this list I saw someone on TV earlier claim dinosaurs were on Noah’s Ark and died off around 3000yrs ago not 64 million years like scientists want us to believe. He said most dinosaurs weren’t very big and of the bigger “kinds” (he used the word kinds not species) like the Titanosaurs and large carnivores like Tyrannosaurus Rex 🦖 (I even think he said Noah fed all carnivores on the Ark vegetables not meat or something like that I’m not 100% sure) they took juveniles. Not had such a big laugh in a long time

[nichhodge]

It was either a war ship or a merchant ship. In the 19th century all big ships were either war ships or merchant ships (there’s a possibility of a whaling ship but the whaling industry dramatically reduced in the 19th century due to alternatives to whale oil for lamps) especially English ships as we had a massive empire all over the world that needed protection and a massive amount of goods that needed to be ferried in between the colonies of the British Empire and England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 (I hate it when Americans call an English accent a British accent as Britain 🇬🇧 is England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿, Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿, Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 and Northern Ireland 🇮🇪. 4 different countries with completely different accents, not to mention I’m born in Plymouth & have a Janner accent and sound completely different to someone born in Liverpool with a Scouse accent. Like the New York accent is different from a New Orleans accent. Sorry but since this is an American channel I had to get this out after seeing on TV an American call an English accent a British accent)

[anthonyjohnson]

You might have made a mistake with the Inka date's. 1400ad?