What Were Humans Doing 10,000 Years Ago?

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This video is about what humans were doing around 10,000 years ago.
This was an amazing time including the dawn of agriculture, building of complex megalithic structures all while mammoths, and other critters still roamed in remote regions.
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Special thanks to John Kiernan, Laurens Thaler, Sebastian Wetherbee

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[helmaschine]

Listening to North is very comforting when you're sick.❤ Like a lullaby about our ancestors. Thank you for the work you put in.

[spaceman]

Much respect to you for covering human beings living throughout the WHOLE WORLD, not just the Levant and Europe, as most commentators do.

[NORTH]

What region would you have wanted to live in 10, 000 years ago?

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[JonnoPlays]

I'm so excited to see information about Doggerland! It's very hard to find good info here on YouTube related to this area of the world and the various time periods humans lived here. Very excited to learn more about this subject

[elkefaber]

As a german i am interrested in Doggerland and the stonewall near Rerik. It is submerged on the ground of the Ostsee and oldest building in east germany. 850 m long and nearby an ancient lake it must have been build by a bigger group of hunters. Maybe there was a bigger population as postulated and there are more finds in that bay.
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[silveriver]

I think you should go back another 10k years to 20k, 30k and so forth, as far back as you can.

[zhubajie]

I applaud your geographically wide-ranging representation of cultures during this time. I also applaud your use of the word settlement instead of civilization which seems to be so often misused despite the word civilization usefulness as it indicates a culture with writing and not mere symbols or proto-writing.

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[tamahoshio]

love the video as always! i really love the wider look at what different people were doing all over the world and how the geography may have affected them! thank you!