The Denmark line is a reference to the Dene-Yeniseyan language family. (Yeniseyan consists of three languages in eastern Russia. Dene refers to the Na-Dene family of western North America, including such languages as Navajo,)
@@e1123581321345589144 Mostly feral dogs. Maybe the occasional wild pig, if it's really hungry. A kea might take a lamb if it finds one separated from its mother.
@@e1123581321345589144 Feral or out-of-control domestic dogs, primarily. The occasional petrel or kea might peck at a helpless lamb, and a feral hog would certainly gobble it up. And, of course, there's always that most dreaded killer of unwitting animals worldwide: the car.
My physical and cultural anthropology classes are decades behind me, but I've tried to keep up on things like discoveries regarding prehistoric humankind. The oldest cave paintings back when I was in college (the first time around) were in Spain and France and dated back between 30-40k BCE, although there were some that old found near the Urals in Russia. I know older ones have been found since then in Spain and Indonesia pushing the oldest known date back to somewhere in the 50-60k BCE range, give or take. They become a increasingly more common and widespread (although still rare) after 20k BCE and seem to have spread eastward with a few leapfrogs like the one in Russia and possibly a couple in Australia in there just to make things confusing. I don't recall anything in Africa being anywhere near as old as the oldest in Europe (which seems counterintuitive given Africa is the cradle of humanity), and none at all approaching 80k BCE. Note this refers only to cave paintings, not petroglyphs, geoglyphs, or other similar forms of expression present in prehistoric cultures. I think known cave paintings actually predate the other forms.
It's thought that the wolf domestication started with a few wolves who hung around human campsites, eating their trash, and barking at other large animals that approached. Early humans realized this was a useful alert to danger, so tolerated the wolves and eventually started feeding the most helpful ones by hand. Which eventually led to selective breeding, and cooperative hunting, and then eventually the evolution of true dogs.
I've always thought it was crazy how both the first and last rulers of the western Roman Empire were named Romulus... assuming of course that Romulus' role as the founder of the city was at least somewhat truthful, and he actually did exist in some degree
Domestic sheep are descended from the mouflon, a near eastern animal similar to a wild bighorn sheep, but adapted to drier regions. They look like goats and are great rock-climbers.
1:00 I think this was something about the first evidence of seafaring? As in people living in Crete at this time, and they must have used some sort of boat. 9:08 I think it's about human migration, possibly involving how this aided some plants in spreading to new geographic regions? 18:40 This was probably some sort of theocracy in what is now Iran? Establishment of an organized priesthood? 24:26: Buddhism spreading to Sri Lanka. I looked it up to see if I was right, so giving more detail would be cheating.
My parents both took ancestry tests, and it turned out my dad has quite a bit of Neanderthal DNA. Which of course means I do as well. I forget the exact percentages, though.
@@GnohmPolaeon.B.OniShartzit might of been that Neanderthals looked stronger and tougher on average so people would want them more then non Neanderthals since they could protect the family better or something like that. Then again this is based on the most simplistic form of what animals look for in potential mates.
22:30 We can determine exactly what they messed up there in the translation: Kannada (two "n" and a "K") is one of the many cultures spread over the Indian subcontinent.
I always wondered who was the last person to cross from Eurasia to North America. I don’t know how fast the water rose, but I imagine that there was this last marshy like stage and like to imagine the last brave group to cross before it was declared impassable
You mentioned Indo-European languages being almost everything except East-Asia, but there are also non-Indo-European languages in Europe itself... and in Russia as well. The Russian language is of course Indo-European, just like all Slavic languages, but that's not what I mean. Finnish, Estonian, Hungarian and Livonian are all Finno-Ugric languages (Hungarian is the only Ugric out of the group, the rest are Finnic) which come from the Uralic language group, instead of the Indo-European one. In Russia there's Karelian, for example, which is a Finnic language as well. Also there are African languages that aren't Indo-European, like the Atlantic-Congo languages (Bantu languages e.g.) and some others.
5:05 weren't they just overwhelmed by sheer numbers because their numbers were relatively low while homo sapiens had the tech to have a much higher population density?
Mr Terry. Have you ever while teaching been asked a question and accidentally either started saying, or been close to saying something insane from theese kinds of videos? I personally know how easilly i sometimes start quoting memes and such, especially when I'm tired.
The pig which has been domesticated for ages has some sort of plasticity, if they run away and become feral the second generation has some changes in habitus. And of course they tend to be large and bad-tempered enough to have very few natural predators.
Neanderthals were eating people cause of the ice age and we have Neanderthals DNA mixed with the human DNA. So yea. They were taller than humans, they were in the region of mostly Eastern Europe and Central Asia. I think archaeologists found human remains gnawed and with teeth marks and the bones were disposed where they disposed the other animals after they ate it. Now I have no idea if they were eating humans or other Neanderthals
Already needs updated with sites in Turkey that predated the Ice age when buried with now earliest known carvings and painted sculpture. Hancock an others has covered these sites most ending with a Tepi name. Sites uncovered after mainstream declared for over a century that only idiots would look beyond the ice age for civilization. Now that the mainstream has been proven wrong with a sites dated with material used to bury them proves they existed far earlier than anyone thought possible predating the younger dryas boundary with detail unmatched until Egypt and Summer.
I'm favoured, Getting my own Truck has always been my Dream for my business. I just acquired 2 recently, earning $32K weekly has been really helpful. I can now give back to the locals in my community and also support Charity Organizations.
Hello, how do you achieve such biweekly returns? As a single parent i haven't been able to get my own house due to financial struggles, but my faith in God remains strong.
I raised 75k and Kate Elizabeth Becherer is to be thanked. I got my self my dream car 🚗 just last weekend, My journey with her started after my best friend came back from New York and saw me suffering in dept then told me about her and how to change my life through her.Kate Elizabeth Becherer is the kind of person one needs in his or her life! I got a home, a good wife, and a beautiful daughter. Note: this is not a promotion but me trying to make a point that no matter what happens, always have faith and keep living!
Check out my StarvHarv Bad Translations playlist! ruclips.net/p/PLzKpRgRsZk7O1Q4vZUrLDiTCwYAsN-_Cb
how is his comment 14 hours old and the video is 1 hour old??
are you going to watch the older ones you missed?
@@Geographymaster69 because he posts it for members and they see it early
I can't believe that Wallace would use the L word He must do something about this
Can't believe Gromit didn't stop him either smh
I'm sure He did. It just probably wasn't recorded because of the time. We all know He is a symbol of peace and justice.
it is called history because it is His Story
@@jacquesstrapp3219 I think that was a joke
@@RocketCouch You would be surprised how many people think that's the origin of the word.
@jacquesstrapp3219 are you joking aswell?
@@espadaboi6384 Unfortunately not.
I can't believe I'm having to clarify this but yes, I was joking
It was sad to see the European Origami Culture fold like it did.
😂😂😂😂😂
That's due to their paper-thin history
StarvHarv is one of the most underrated RUclipsrs out there. His comedic timing, animations, use of memes etc is all really really good.
These translations might be random but there is a lot more continuity than usual
The Denmark line is a reference to the Dene-Yeniseyan language family. (Yeniseyan consists of three languages in eastern Russia. Dene refers to the Na-Dene family of western North America, including such languages as Navajo,)
18:17 worst place you could of paused the whole video bro 💀
💀
Was thinking the same thing lol
5:45 For more information on the Human-Monster war, check out the hit indie videogame Undertale.
7:17 Dang, You didn’t react to when we found out about HIS son
“Today’s sheep would never survive today without human protection.”
The feral sheep of New Zealand would like a word.
do they have any predators in New Zealand?
@@e1123581321345589144yes , the zelanders
@@e1123581321345589144 Mostly feral dogs. Maybe the occasional wild pig, if it's really hungry. A kea might take a lamb if it finds one separated from its mother.
@@e1123581321345589144 New Zealanders
@@e1123581321345589144 Feral or out-of-control domestic dogs, primarily. The occasional petrel or kea might peck at a helpless lamb, and a feral hog would certainly gobble it up. And, of course, there's always that most dreaded killer of unwitting animals worldwide: the car.
28:22 Correction: We're *probably* on our 4th God by now since God III was defeated
this might be one of the funniest ones yet. Still want to see you react to his video on chinese history, that one is good too.
My physical and cultural anthropology classes are decades behind me, but I've tried to keep up on things like discoveries regarding prehistoric humankind. The oldest cave paintings back when I was in college (the first time around) were in Spain and France and dated back between 30-40k BCE, although there were some that old found near the Urals in Russia. I know older ones have been found since then in Spain and Indonesia pushing the oldest known date back to somewhere in the 50-60k BCE range, give or take. They become a increasingly more common and widespread (although still rare) after 20k BCE and seem to have spread eastward with a few leapfrogs like the one in Russia and possibly a couple in Australia in there just to make things confusing. I don't recall anything in Africa being anywhere near as old as the oldest in Europe (which seems counterintuitive given Africa is the cradle of humanity), and none at all approaching 80k BCE. Note this refers only to cave paintings, not petroglyphs, geoglyphs, or other similar forms of expression present in prehistoric cultures. I think known cave paintings actually predate the other forms.
I know that this Chanel is historical but i would Like to see a reaction to trying to predicting future with bad translation i think It would be nice
It's thought that the wolf domestication started with a few wolves who hung around human campsites, eating their trash, and barking at other large animals that approached. Early humans realized this was a useful alert to danger, so tolerated the wolves and eventually started feeding the most helpful ones by hand. Which eventually led to selective breeding, and cooperative hunting, and then eventually the evolution of true dogs.
2:10 for those interested in the subject, i would recommend Miniminuteman's latest video, talking for about an hour of the "Green Sahara"
I've always thought it was crazy how both the first and last rulers of the western Roman Empire were named Romulus...
assuming of course that Romulus' role as the founder of the city was at least somewhat truthful, and he actually did exist in some degree
Domestic sheep are descended from the mouflon, a near eastern animal similar to a wild bighorn sheep, but adapted to drier regions. They look like goats and are great rock-climbers.
Obviously, HE is the Fat Electrician!!!! 😀
4:38 Lucy the Australopithecus
1:00 I think this was something about the first evidence of seafaring? As in people living in Crete at this time, and they must have used some sort of boat.
9:08 I think it's about human migration, possibly involving how this aided some plants in spreading to new geographic regions?
18:40 This was probably some sort of theocracy in what is now Iran? Establishment of an organized priesthood?
24:26: Buddhism spreading to Sri Lanka. I looked it up to see if I was right, so giving more detail would be cheating.
My parents both took ancestry tests, and it turned out my dad has quite a bit of Neanderthal DNA. Which of course means I do as well. I forget the exact percentages, though.
@@GnohmPolaeon.B.OniShartzit might of been that Neanderthals looked stronger and tougher on average so people would want them more then non Neanderthals since they could protect the family better or something like that.
Then again this is based on the most simplistic form of what animals look for in potential mates.
5:20 yes 23 and me I know for certain picks up Neanderthal DNA
1:47 maybe first pictograms on bones?
15:00 Oh, oh I know that one!
In quite a few languages a bicycle has the same world as a circle/wheel. That's probably what happened there
As a Swede I am happy that he mentioned the first store that opened in Sweden.
I love how the Na-Dené were called the Danish there
I love how Haidrian did nothing for 12 years and died.
“We all know ‘He’ is timeless”- True!
It would be interesting to see your reaction about the Aral Sea
Fun Fact: Woodhenge is in fact a real thing!
This is basically how AD is "remembered" 40 000 years into the future in Warhammer 40K 😆
The statue was of He holding Rice & Cheese
These videos are always entertaining
22:30 We can determine exactly what they messed up there in the translation: Kannada (two "n" and a "K") is one of the many cultures spread over the Indian subcontinent.
They speak a Dravidian language and live mostly within Karnataka State.
i self lerned my english growning up by watching tv and even today i never watch tv on danish
Got some bad news for you, you haven't learned English.
I always wondered who was the last person to cross from Eurasia to North America. I don’t know how fast the water rose, but I imagine that there was this last marshy like stage and like to imagine the last brave group to cross before it was declared impassable
Humans were domesticated by wheat.
You mentioned Indo-European languages being almost everything except East-Asia, but there are also non-Indo-European languages in Europe itself... and in Russia as well. The Russian language is of course Indo-European, just like all Slavic languages, but that's not what I mean.
Finnish, Estonian, Hungarian and Livonian are all Finno-Ugric languages (Hungarian is the only Ugric out of the group, the rest are Finnic) which come from the Uralic language group, instead of the Indo-European one. In Russia there's Karelian, for example, which is a Finnic language as well.
Also there are African languages that aren't Indo-European, like the Atlantic-Congo languages (Bantu languages e.g.) and some others.
5:05 weren't they just overwhelmed by sheer numbers because their numbers were relatively low while homo sapiens had the tech to have a much higher population density?
Mr Terry. Have you ever while teaching been asked a question and accidentally either started saying, or been close to saying something insane from theese kinds of videos? I personally know how easilly i sometimes start quoting memes and such, especially when I'm tired.
Have you found a third character, “It”?
80 000 in Africa is fine for a cave painting. Aboriginal peoples reached Australia about 60 000 (possibly earlier) so yes cave painting is that old.
Here’s an idea for a history class quiz- figure out what the translations are from these videos actually mean
The pig which has been domesticated for ages has some sort of plasticity, if they run away and become feral the second generation has some changes in habitus. And of course they tend to be large and bad-tempered enough to have very few natural predators.
Damn when you hear that Chrono Trigger song you know something bad's about to go down
you should give StarvHarv's history a grade as if it was a paper turned in by one of your students
26-Hadrin :)
Just as you know, alot of english words comes from Nordish lands like denmark, from the time of the vikings, like ex window = vindue and
*Nordic. Just clarifying
Mr terry wears cool hats
Neanderthals were eating people cause of the ice age and we have Neanderthals DNA mixed with the human DNA. So yea. They were taller than humans, they were in the region of mostly Eastern Europe and Central Asia. I think archaeologists found human remains gnawed and with teeth marks and the bones were disposed where they disposed the other animals after they ate it. Now I have no idea if they were eating humans or other Neanderthals
They disproved Guns, Germs, and Steel theory
Already needs updated with sites in Turkey that predated the Ice age when buried with now earliest known carvings and painted sculpture. Hancock an others has covered these sites most ending with a Tepi name. Sites uncovered after mainstream declared for over a century that only idiots would look beyond the ice age for civilization. Now that the mainstream has been proven wrong with a sites dated with material used to bury them proves they existed far earlier than anyone thought possible predating the younger dryas boundary with detail unmatched until Egypt and Summer.
Grugsmart rock museum would be how I use my time machine to troll every subsequent generation
I love this
5:51 sheep
Please tell me that you’ll react to his videos badly translating British and Spanish history.
15:07 HE is Nimrod confirmed????
He is God
23 and Me says I have more Neanderthal DNA than the average person. Don’t know how I feel about that.
I wonder if He spoke ULTRAFRENCH
Day 2 of asking Mr. Terry to react to the Black Ops 6 campaign trailer
Jared Diamond is unconvincing. Victor Davies Hanson is much better
Australopithicus Africanus
I'm pretty sure ceasar was the first emperor.
He kinda created the title 😂
Actually no. Caesar was only declared "Dictator for Life" not Emperor. It was Augustus who became the first Emperor.
@@lucyla9947 kaiser.
@@GekkeHenkie1313 Not a valid argument.
@@lucyla9947 I'm stronger than you, I'm right!
@@GekkeHenkie1313 also not valid. Julius Caesar was slain before he could be made Emperor
He became stronger than Jesus
No but what could've they meant by L word
niiice
Wow
The L word must have been Lavos.
Can you react to miniminuteman
Play class of 09
Ah i took likes off 420😏
He was in ww2 but he has the power to travel 10,000s of years back in time and change ancient history
Hello, I'm third here
What is the purpose of this?
Dumb fun.
I'm favoured, Getting my own Truck has always been my Dream for my business. I just acquired 2 recently, earning $32K weekly has been really helpful. I can now give back to the locals in my community and also support Charity Organizations.
Hello, how do you achieve such biweekly returns? As a single parent i haven't been able to get my own house due to financial struggles, but my faith in God remains strong.
I'm inspired.
Please spill some sugar about the biweekly stuff you mentioned
I raised 75k and Kate Elizabeth Becherer is to be thanked. I got my self my dream car 🚗 just last weekend, My journey with her started after my best friend came back from New York and saw me suffering in dept then told me about her and how to change my life through her.Kate Elizabeth Becherer is the kind of person one needs in his or her life! I got a home, a good wife, and a beautiful daughter. Note: this is not a promotion but me trying to make a point that no matter what happens, always have faith and keep living!
Wow 😱I know her too
Miss Kate Elizabeth Becherer is a remarkable individual who has brought immense positivity and inspiration into my life.
This is a definition of God's unending provisions for his people. God remains faithful to his words. 🙏 I receive this for my household
He doesn't show coriander (the seed) but the plant that is called cilantro. He needs another round for his mistakes there.