JIAOHE, XINJIANG CHINA | 24 Archaeological Sites You Should Know About | Dig it With Raven
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- For day 16 of the archaeology advent, we're heading to a major trading city along the Silk Road! We're going to Jiaohe in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, China.
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Really terrible stuff happening in that region today😔
Thanks for the interesting mini lectures! Very informative! Now i know two beautiful archaeologists, you and Lara Croft =)
National Geographic (via Disney+ channel) has a trilogy of amazing archaeological overviews "Ancient China From Above". The show uses drone technology and LIDAR scanners (etc) to recreate what the places would have looked like back in the day. Also the story of the Great Wall of China is even more amazing than you realised!
though the trade network known as the "Silk Road' existed from the 2nd century BCE - I've heard that name wasn't coined until the late 19th century (Seidenstrasse). I've tried wording searches several ways but can't find any information on, - 'What, if any, name did the ancients have for the trade network now called the Silk Road?'
Sweeeet, i love ruins they are so cooool
Theopetra cave
Very cool! A small note from a sort-of Mandarin speaker, but "e" is often said like "uh". So "jiaohe" would be said more like "jiao-huh". Weird, right? It took me a long time to get used to!
Regardless, this looks like a really cool place!
Awe man! I even googled how to properly pronounce it and everything!! Thanks for the note, too many different languages in this series 😂
@@DigItWithRaven You still did a great job! Mandarin isn't kind with pronunciation LOL
Educational and entertaining as always, Raven! But where's the swea...Oh. You know...see through shoulders on a sweater pretty much defeats the purpose of a sweater. Just saying. ;)
I’m running out of options! We’re now getting to the bottom of the sweater pile, but I think I’m gonna make it!
@@DigItWithRaven I really like the festive one you've had for ten years! So if you fall short...like if you loan a sweater to a cold friend...reuse that one!
What's your thought about Sangiran, Indonesia. Where they said like 50% of homo erectus came from this place
What do you mean by 50% of them?
@@PathsUnwritten the fossils found
Raven, the video is good. But could you comb your hair?
It’s very difficult to comb curly hair that has a mind of its own 😂