us native americans are not dumbwnough like you young white people we allready know what is right and wrong to eat how dare you imply that we are dumb and would tell our young men to die for a fruit or root
I'm here fir school and am still bored lol. Don't get me wrong... I *LOVE* history, but watching for school is a different experience than watching by choice.
i have read that hunters and gatherers, societies such as that, thought rare still exist, and they do not normally work over about three hours a day, that is about 21 hours a week, the rest of the time they sit around doing what ever they want, the men do that is, The women are pretty busy cooking and getting water and doing ALL the stuff that has to be done, of course, women's work is never done, but hunders, the women actually do the gathering, or forageing, along with everything else. Sounds like a pretty good plan.
work was pretty evenly distributed among the tribe but due to the lack of a large collection of possetions per individual there where far less chores and far far more time for social interaction. also what we refer to as "work" in these hunter gatherer societies is not the same type of alienating work found in the factory and the farm its literally just ensuring survival and wellbeing. the hunter gatherer age was not a utopia but it was far better than what we have today
You'll need to google the terms or stick this in "Google translate" - in rough order: flint, axe, pine resin, stinging nettle fiber, animal sinew, adze, beeswax, red deer antler, scythe, knapping, trapping net, plait, needles, bone or deer antler, Ice Age, 5:16 reindeer, red deer, roe deer, fallow deer, horses, European bison, wild boar, duck, geese, fish, insects; 6:55 digging stick, deer antler with barbs; spears, reindeer antler; stone-headed spear, throwing spear
Good to know that the healthier lifestyle is hunting and gathering both mentally and physically. That’s a human . Not live in factories and caged civilisation . Working harder for food and can’t even trust anyone.
@@Hoppie1983 I am on the Sussex coast. Loads of the stuff here on beaches. They even built some houses out of the stuff but that never became popular as it doesn't keep heat in. I would think there must be places up there that have a lot though. Flintshire obtained its name for a reason, I would think. Unless it was quarried and used or sold.
@@angr3819 it's really difficult to find, I have a few friends that have found the odd piece here and there over about a decade but some of us have found absolutely nothing. And if they do find a few and take a bit, they'll come back and find it's all gone
@@Hoppie1983 Wow. The fact any has been found indicates there must have been at least some there. Was it found inland or on the coast, or where there had been coast? Bearing in mind that some areas which are now well inland were coastal, even ports, in Roman times (although of course the titchy Romans weren't there. They saw the size of the Picts and ran back to build a wall). I don't know much about flint, how it's formed or supposed to be formed and whether it is naturally inland but transported to the coast to break water, or if it is from the sea too.
I don't know of any poisonous plant that burns or stings the tongue, and yes I have tasted a lot of them. Most plant poisons are alkaloids and taste bitter. Slavery is nothing new, so I suspect they were sometimes used to test food, but you must realize that people entering a new area with unknown fauna was extremely rare. People tended to keep to their own lands.
Died out ? I'm right here ! Serbia, Bulgaria, Romania, Croatia and small south Slavic countries have majority of population of "I" haplogroup and in Germany its also over 30%, its one of the major groups in Russia, Poland, Hungary, Norway, Sweden etc just to name a few, in Russia even if take lower samples of 10% that is 14 000 000 people at least and it might be twice as much.
@@suatchaglan7446 Hunter-gatherers, western hunter-gatherers were the carriers of y-chromosome "I" and eastern hunter-gatherers were carrying y-chromosome "R", both of these are the most dominant ones in Europe, and numerically there are more descendants of hunter-gatherers than of farmers, in Europe at least.
No references to any of the research from which he derives conclusions, no quotation and no title or university where he teaches, or institute or anything similar... he is not an "expert" if he has no formal education. And if he does why it isn't mentioned anywhere an googling his name doesn't show ay relevant data, so this is just a fantasy without any real scientific methodology.
@@luciobrazil007 in disciplines like archeology or paleontology or geology you have to have education and access to means of analyzing and processing evidence e.g. laboratories. Also you have to have correct methodology in processing fossils. You can absolutely have a hobby and there have been numerous times when people without formal education found very valuable evidence. It is very much welcomed by a scientific community. But being an expert means having all of the things mentioned above. You can just throw around that word as if means nothing. And this guy is not an expert.
Humanity started in Africa. All ethnicities of human are related when you go back far enough. Indo Europeans migrated to Europe from what is now East Europe/West Asia, but the ancestors of the Indo Europeans came from Africa first.
I'm here because of school
Same
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What grade are you folk in? I'm jealous!
Same
Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Good video.
Thanks this helped my school project during home school
Dr. Mamie Futrell same i have got to do purple mash
watching this voluntarily 👀
Good video.
Very enjoyable and interesting. More please!
Great upload. Really interesting.
Thank you for sharing this video it really help me understand how Neolithic Revolution was back.
thank you for the very, very interesting video
Very interesting and enjoying to know about the lifestyle of the hunter gatherers
Natural hunter gatherers...
Interesting stuff. Thanks for making the video 🌞
us native americans are not dumbwnough like you young white people we allready know what is right and wrong to eat how dare you imply that we are dumb and would tell our young men to die for a fruit or root
Thank you
Im only here for school... OK FINE ITS COOL I WILL SAY IT.
I'm here fir school and am still bored lol. Don't get me wrong... I *LOVE* history, but watching for school is a different experience than watching by choice.
Here from school
Highly informative. Our next challenge will be to experiment these living conditions roaming radioactive wastelands...
Interesting vedio for my project
thanks for the info but......i need info on the hunter-gathers not there tools :l
Yee haw Mr. Borders
It's correct one.
i have read that hunters and gatherers, societies such as that, thought rare still exist, and they do not normally work over about three hours a day, that is about 21 hours a week, the rest of the time they sit around doing what ever they want, the men do that is, The women are pretty busy cooking and getting water and doing ALL the stuff that has to be done, of course, women's work is never done, but hunders, the women actually do the gathering, or forageing, along with everything else. Sounds like a pretty good plan.
work was pretty evenly distributed among the tribe but due to the lack of a large collection of possetions per individual there where far less chores and far far more time for social interaction. also what we refer to as "work" in these hunter gatherer societies is not the same type of alienating work found in the factory and the farm its literally just ensuring survival and wellbeing. the hunter gatherer age was not a utopia but it was far better than what we have today
I doubt they did much cooking. Most meals were raw, speaking of meat/whole animal
@@finnISHY Focus your mind. Society is not God
Sorry, I speak in Spanish, I’m trying to understand only what are the names of the tools, can somebody tell me please?
You'll need to google the terms or stick this in "Google translate" - in rough order: flint, axe, pine resin, stinging nettle fiber, animal sinew, adze, beeswax, red deer antler, scythe, knapping, trapping net, plait, needles, bone or deer antler, Ice Age, 5:16 reindeer, red deer, roe deer, fallow deer, horses, European bison, wild boar, duck, geese, fish, insects; 6:55 digging stick, deer antler with barbs; spears, reindeer antler; stone-headed spear, throwing spear
Tam McD Thank you very much!!
amazinf congtent
My teacher made me watch this...
Me too
but still thanks :)
Good to know that the healthier lifestyle is hunting and gathering both mentally and physically.
That’s a human .
Not live in factories and caged civilisation . Working harder for food and can’t even trust anyone.
same
i comment here sir
I've been trying to find flint for almost 6 years and cannot find a single piece here
Where is that?
@@angr3819 north Scotland
@@Hoppie1983 I am on the Sussex coast. Loads of the stuff here on beaches. They even built some houses out of the stuff but that never became popular as it doesn't keep heat in.
I would think there must be places up there that have a lot though. Flintshire obtained its name for a reason, I would think. Unless it was quarried and used or sold.
@@angr3819 it's really difficult to find, I have a few friends that have found the odd piece here and there over about a decade but some of us have found absolutely nothing. And if they do find a few and take a bit, they'll come back and find it's all gone
@@Hoppie1983 Wow. The fact any has been found indicates there must have been at least some there. Was it found inland or on the coast, or where there had been coast? Bearing in mind that some areas which are now well inland were coastal, even ports, in Roman times (although of course the titchy Romans weren't there. They saw the size of the Picts and ran back to build a wall). I don't know much about flint, how it's formed or supposed to be formed and whether it is naturally inland but transported to the coast to break water, or if it is from the sea too.
this video does't say how the stone tools change over time :-l
They don’t that’s the point...
I don't know of any poisonous plant that burns or stings the tongue, and yes I have tasted a lot of them. Most plant poisons are alkaloids and taste bitter.
Slavery is nothing new, so I suspect they were sometimes used to test food, but you must realize that people entering a new area with unknown fauna was extremely rare. People tended to keep to their own lands.
Died out ? I'm right here ! Serbia, Bulgaria, Romania, Croatia and small south Slavic countries have majority of population of "I" haplogroup and in Germany its also over 30%, its one of the major groups in Russia, Poland, Hungary, Norway, Sweden etc just to name a few, in Russia even if take lower samples of 10% that is 14 000 000 people at least and it might be twice as much.
What died out?
@@suatchaglan7446 Hunter-gatherers, western hunter-gatherers were the carriers of y-chromosome "I" and eastern hunter-gatherers were carrying y-chromosome "R", both of these are the most dominant ones in Europe, and numerically there are more descendants of hunter-gatherers than of farmers, in Europe at least.
POV: your here because of mr schwartzfarb
im not
No
I am the first one hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
No references to any of the research from which he derives conclusions, no quotation and no title or university where he teaches, or institute or anything similar... he is not an "expert" if he has no formal education. And if he does why it isn't mentioned anywhere an googling his name doesn't show ay relevant data, so this is just a fantasy without any real scientific methodology.
You can be an expert without studying something formally at university
@@luciobrazil007 in disciplines like archeology or paleontology or geology you have to have education and access to means of analyzing and processing evidence e.g. laboratories. Also you have to have correct methodology in processing fossils. You can absolutely have a hobby and there have been numerous times when people without formal education found very valuable evidence. It is very much welcomed by a scientific community. But being an expert means having all of the things mentioned above. You can just throw around that word as if means nothing. And this guy is not an expert.
Proto indo European people did not originate from africa, they came from northern europe we are not related to black africans this has been proven
christopher snedeker africans wuz kangz
No, dey wuz kangz!
Humanity started in Africa. All ethnicities of human are related when you go back far enough. Indo Europeans migrated to Europe from what is now East Europe/West Asia, but the ancestors of the Indo Europeans came from Africa first.
the power Yes, we are. We moved ffrom Africa to Europe and Asia. We didn't originally originate from Europe.
Indeed we did my friend, indeed we did👏
this is sooooooo boring
Then don’t watch moron?