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  • Scientists JUST Unearthed a 17,000-Year-Old CRO-MAGNON Mystery [18:00]

    07/22/2025 1:30:22 PM PDT · by SunkenCiv · 15 replies
    YouTube ^ | July 22, 2025 | Mysterious Origins
    Who killed Tagliente Man, a Cro-Magnon who lived in Italy 17,000 years ago? New analysis reveals evidence of violent intragroup conflict and targeted violence. Using archaeology and skeletal analysis, the video pieces together a story of prehistoric humans. Scientists JUST Unearthed a 17,000-Year-Old CRO-MAGNON Mystery | 18:00Mysterious Origins | 51.3K subscribers | 1,163 views | July 22, 2025 | Premiered 6 hours ago
  • Why German Genetic Origins is Different [22:17]

    07/22/2025 12:41:08 PM PDT · by SunkenCiv · 19 replies
    YouTube ^ | July 18, 2025 | Evo Inception
    What does it really mean to have German ancestry? If you’ve taken a DNA test and seen the "Germanic" label, your story is far richer, older, and more dynamic than any single result. Groundbreaking genetic research reveals that Germans descend from a tapestry of Ice Age hunters, early farmers, horse-riding steppe migrants, Celtic warriors, and global travelers. Each left its enduring mark, blending survival, innovation, and migration into the DNA of modern Germans. Why German Genetic Origins is Different | 22:17 Evo Inception | 52.4K subscribers | 47,642 views | July 18, 202500:00 – Introduction: Beyond the "Germanic" Label 00:21...
  • Earliest Humans Arrived in Sicily 16,500 Years Ago

    05/20/2025 10:35:19 PM PDT · by SunkenCiv · 35 replies
    Archaeology Magazine ^ | May 12, 2025 | editors / unattributed
    According to the Greek Reporter, archaeologists have discovered the earliest known evidence of human occupation on the island of Sicily in San Teodoro cave near the town of Acquedolci -- finally proving a theory that was first posited over 75 years ago but unable to be confirmed then. Modern dating methods of sediment layers where stone tools, animal bones, and charred wood were found estimated that they were 16,500 years old, revealing that humans inhabited Sicily much earlier than previously thought. Groups of hunter-gatherers likely crossed the sea in small boats from mainland Europe as the last Ice Age was...