Ancient Civilizations Of North Carolina: A Journey Through Time

Join us as we explore the ancient history of North Carolina, a story that goes back thousands of years. This video takes you on a journey through time, revealing the lives of the first people in this region.

Learn about their ways of living, connection with nature, and how they shaped the land we know today. Perfect for anyone interested in history and the early days of human civilization. Like, comment, and subscribe for more fascinating stories about our past.

Through stunning visuals and expert insights, we unravel the mysteries of the past, revealing the remarkable ways these early inhabitants thrived, adapted, and left their mark on the landscape. Marvel at their societies' sophistication, ingenuity in hunting, gathering, and agriculture, and profound connection with the natural world.

In this enlightening episode, we challenge conventional timelines and explore the depths of human history in North Carolina and the Southeast. Witness the art, craftsmanship, and cultural traditions that flourished in these ancient times, leaving an indelible imprint on the tapestry of human heritage.

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North Carolina Prehistory
Prehistoric Hunting And Gathering NC
Ancient Societies In Southeast USA

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[Louis-kkto]

Years ago Roanoke Rapids lake , lake Gaston and kerr lake was lowered to kill a weed that was taking over , my dad and I took a canoe and paddled to an island and found pottery and bits and pieces of bowls , made of clay, and some broken plates from the colonial times Halifax County NC

[johnswoodgadgets]

What a wonderful video! Thank you! Half a century (more or less) ago I was a kid in western NC. Like all kids I suppose, we always looked for and collected arrowheads, our word for any stone tools we found. Plowed fields, and overturned tree root balls were especially good places to find them. Find them we did and traded them back and forth like baseball cards. Years later I learned that almost all the ones we found were of Paleo origin, not the more modern Native American. There really must have been a lot of people with a lot of tools 300 miles south of the Big Ice.

[derekgantt]

This was a very heart levels of advance peoples....hand prints..and foot prints....follow foot of mountains..foot of time..and space...our archeological explorations. Thankyou...

[ross-smithfamily]

We had camels, giant sloths, mammoths, and giant turtles in NC at the end of the Pleistocene? Amazing! Why didn't our schools teach this in NC history?

[Roderick-mkvh]

Wow! I live in northern Mi. What a top shelf series this is!! I'll try to watch them all.

[ThetrueTeddyB]

Elephants in Goldsboro, NC.... Whoa. Time to start digging😅

[tylerkingsmore]

Im from upstate SC but i sure do love NC

[halayers]

A very important landscape feature that was omitted was the lost presence of the Longleaf pine. The southeast was covered in 93 million acres of Longleaf until they were clear cut in the late 1800s. A video of that lost ecosystem would be very interesting.

[DrippyTheRaindrop]

Wish it would have been mentioned that the "Paleo-Indian" theory is debated.

The Solutrean Hypothesis is a possible explanation of ancient North American History, too.

Kennewick Man, the Spirit Cave Mummies, Sarah Winnemucca's red haired giants, the red haired Windover Bog People - there are a lot of other possibilities.

[michaelhowell]

I live in the mountains of North Carolina nesr the New River. Every single time we have broken the ground to build a building or till a garden, we've found arrow heads. On our 54 acres we've found scores of them.

[stevefranklin]

My mother has a very old arrow head made from bone that she found in the garden many years ago. I have some of the arm bones from a giant sloth that I found in a big chunk of marle on a local creek bank while the creek was extremely low that are solidified almost like stone themselves. I tried to donate the bones to our local county museum but they didn't have anywhere to keep them. I have thought recently about possibly selling them but I don't know if there is a market for things like that.

[d.k.childers]

look into the giants found in the mounds. this topic needs to be discussed more so we can actually understand our ancient history

[TonyLemWoodsPhillips]

There are ice age era plants atop Pilot Mountain south of Mt. Airy NC. Hikers are not allowed up there so as to preserve it.

[mattmacpherson]

The times they are a changing. 10, 000 is becoming 20, 000 and 20, 000 is becoming 40, 000

[timferguson]

I read a history of wolves domesticating the variety of large ape to which I belong. The wolves became dogs and the people became modern dog loving humans. Together we created an alliance that could smell and kill anything. An observation from that book has stayed with me. Human/dog migration involved a pervasive pattern of megafauna collapse. Wherever we went, we killed an ate the largest animals.

[jasonarrowood]

So they are still mountain lions in North Carolina?

[cephus]

Question how did natives in america kill all the large animals but Africans didn't

[excelternow]

A mastodon is of the species proboscidean and this animal is not an elephant.

[grant]

Wellll not exactly the sphinx is arguably closer to 10, 000 years old at the original date of construction

[madammim]

i gather he doesn't believe in the great flood