Posted on 07/28/2025 10:33:40 AM PDT by SunkenCiv
Michael & Rupert review the prehistoric archaeology news in their own inimitable way and invite you to join in with your own thoughts and questions as they chat about what's been going on in the world of prehistory research.
New Prehistoric Archaeology Discoveries May 15TH 2025 - Live Show | 1:51:27
The Prehistory Guys | 101K subscribers | 14,773 views | Streamed live on May 15, 2025
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00:00 - Intro & preamble
06:46 - Neanderthal spear tip
17:08 - Isle of Skye surprise
27:00 - 11,000 year old rock art on Crete
39:06 - 5,000 year old noblewoman burial in Peru
44:41 - 5,000 year old fortress in Romania (?)
54:05 - 4,000-year-old stone-lined burial in Morocco
01:08:48 - Bronze Age Trade Between Egypt and Greece
01:14:52 - Bronze Age Tin Trade
01:33:45 - Roman gladiators in Britain
01:45:27 - Outro waffle & goodbyes!
I do agree with their puzzlement as to "why are people always surprised by some of these findings?"
Assume that our ancestors were just as smart as we are and that they knew their way around and wanted to live. You start from that point and most of the findings, while very interesting, are not surprising.
Now if they find a stainless steel spear point, that would be surprising. :)
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