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Wonderful and fascinating journey! Why isn't there a Like button???? it seems the only option is a thumbs-down...the last thing one wants.

Merci.

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I live in the Texas Panhandle which is part of the grasslands...there are really no trees here. I LOVE LOVE LOVE the great plains. I thing research is needed to figure out how to raise cattle on LESS land so that people can still have beef but more of the land can be opened up by cutting down fences. Also, I've thought for a very long time that Ostriches should be raised in the Texas Panhandle. They provide a LOT of red meat that's better for you than beef and they take up less land. They survive well in grass lands.

Exactly! From 23:38 to 23:48, 'must adapt to climate,' and, 'nature is not something you can be the boss of...nature is the boss of you!'

Do we not all realize that the world goes through extreme changes, on its on, without any interference or assistance, from us? It is folly, and arrogance for us to believe, even for a moment, that we can control what our beautiful Earth does.

too bad you lost all credibility when you let Josh Gates in hahaha apparently explorers are now anyone who travels for work.

😍 I love the way he tells the stories. Each one is so special.

could've been the parents tool, but their child was always playing with it

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Thank you to Hampton Sides for setting out, and completing, this five-year odyssey to research, write, visit locations, and finally tell the story of, to me an Australian, the greatest sea-faring captain and navigator the World has seen, and given the way we travel these days, the greatest navigator the World will ever see. I must admit to knowing little, if anything of this Third Voyage, other than seeing it as lines on a map. Australia, like the United States and Canada, is fortunate to have been part of the British Empire, especially during the 18th century as they brought with them, among other things, the language, system of Government, and laws, and scientific innovations and medical advancement. It was individuals, many who were escaping difficult living conditions in Europe during the 19th Century that, on the ground seeking profit and expansion in the lands they moved to (Australia, USA and Canada) that undid a lot of the initial goodwill that great seafarers like Cook and Bouganville and Nicholas Baudin (the later two French) left on their encounters with the local populations and land. France could have had a similar high place in history as at that time they had great scientific minds and the support of their monarchy. The 1789 French Revolution and subsequent rise of Napolean set in place the destruction of France internally, as well as created a system of colonisation based on the bayonet and gun, instead of co-operation on shared principals, and that of trade. American innovation As an Australian I, together with all Australians, read, see and enjoy the benefits the endeavour, ingenuity, often self-sacrifice, co-operation with, and learning from, that the Americans and Canadians have provided to us. At the simplest level I think of the work of American engineering that produced, refined, and improved much of the farm equipment we use on broad -acre farming here in Australia. Tractors with wheels taller than me, attachments and 108' (30+ metre boom attachments) for spraying, ploughing, seeding etc. ABC Radio National-Nightlife with David Maher Tuesday 10-11 PM Tuesday 30 July 2024-Interview with Hampton I only became aware of the existence of both Hampton Sides and his book on Cook's Third Voyage, because on Tuesday 30 July he did an interview with our ABC Radio National Nightline presenter, David Maher. I was so impressed with both the presenter and this work that I came across this presentation he did with the Explorers Club of New York in May. Thank you to the Explorers Club for hosting Hampton, and bringing both his, as well as the story of Cook's Third Voyage to a world-wide audience.

Every passenger who survived the Titanic deserves to have their story told to the whole world. ♥️

This doc sounds like a snake oil salesman

Does anyone know who that girl was on the team… ??

Chef Joseph Yoon crafted some awesome edibles last night after the talk. Be there or be square…. 🐞 🪳 🐛

My grandpa was under his command during the arctic expedition, very cool to watch his Captain give this talk

I was just wondering..are they gonna sue dahomy/benin ..the current people living there...for reparations??..

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Is this available in dv?

Brilliant evening. Thank you all.

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That will save the grassland.

super cool, thanks for posting!

Pete. Amazing. So so so proud

Truly an amazing feat.

Hats off, he actually made all the river crossings swimming!

William Blight’s great great great ( however many times) Granddaughter was the Premier of the state of Queensland.

Poor Captain Cook gets mistaken by some of our dumb Aussies thinking he came out with the First fleet in 1788. I know an American girl who was working in Hawaii who accused him of being a coloniser and murderer. I soon explained to her that she was factually incorrect. He was the greatest explorer ever.

It's heartening to see the tangible progress on the four pillars, especially the efforts on diversity, equity, and inclusion through the EC50 program. It's initiatives like these that truly showcase the global and inclusive spirit of exploration.

Dr. Berger I’m listening from Loumount, KS near Atchison. I go to Shawnee nearly everyday for work! I’m a nurse. I follow your work!!! Amazing finds and incredible group of scientists!!!

Might homo sapiens have been depositing Home naledi remains in these caves for some kind of ritualistic reason?

Can someone explain how these early hominids were climbing down into these pitch black places? For modern men with all many of equipment, it seems incredibly difficult. Were they using torches? How long would those last before burning out? And what about the smoke? What compelled them to venture so deep inside? It is truly remarkable.

Mr Hawass Is a clown 🤡 he's been lie'ing and white washing Egypt for many years he's a clown 🤡 he's done 👍 finish the whole world 🌎 knows it

King 👑 Tut mummie was a pure African brother not Egyptian and Queen 👑 Tiye his grandmother is a pure African woman and Queen 👑 Nefertiti was a pure African woman 100 true facts 💯 facts

Mr Hawass Egypt Stop stealing African couture

My great grandmother (Matilda McCrear) was on the Cotilda.

Man i love this stuff. Thank you!

Im referring to the scratches shown at time marker 43:54.

The scratches on the wall look very similar to the map of the chamber - I wonder if they were intended to show the way to the "burials" ??

Great report, can't wait to meet up at the event next week.

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Can't wait for ECAD! Wahoo!

Great overview!

Excellent presentation. Thank you Richard!

Congrats on a fabulous report!

Those UW images are fantastic.

I assume that they would have been a tribe of hunter gathers if this was so then this cave would possibly have been near their main camp, and groups would have moved around and returned. It could be that for those who died away they would have been returned and due to time and distance they might have considered that the face or head represented that person's memory and would have been returned to "the Ancestors Place". In human societies infant mortality was a constant and I expect that they would have also experienced this, placing these children with grandma in the "Place of the Ancestors" is a question best answered by anthropologists as to how this is handled in human hunter gathering groups.

Congratulations to all❤