once I saw Lin's video I quickly grab a cup of coffee a sit down and relax watching a masterpiece as always

We demand more Albert Lin documentaries!!!

Ай бұрын

But one that actually covers the topic stated in the title, unlike this one. 🤣

Oh yes, time to sit and relax

@MadDuck2008

2 ай бұрын

Time to sit and do my homework😮‍💨😮‍💨

Since I was a kid from that time I started to like our Ancient culture and this made me more curious. Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩

loving these docu series of Albert❤

Great docu! Hello from Philippines!

Stonehenge, so mysterious and mystical… fascinating as always … Love the documentary

@FrankBoston

2 ай бұрын

So much speculation amongst so much pure horse $hit.

@jordanreeves6008

19 күн бұрын

isreal left it there to stamp they crossed the jordan

the great thing about these documentaries is that Albert is allowed into places where regular folks are not allowed to set foot any more. That and the marvellous photography make this a wonderful series.

I got to say, the field where Stonehenge was constructed is absolutely breathtaking. I love large grassy plains like that.

This body I took over has memories of playing in Pre-K with blocks and the only thing that could be done playing was making a miniature Stonehenge without the child's body ever hearing or seeing anything about the big version...

Albert himself is a hunter gatherer. N we are nlessed with what he has hunter and gathered.thank you albert and blessing to all

I put my hand on a rock art hand of blown ocher pigment made unknown millennia ago and felt a connection, across an ocean of time, with the artist. It's a profound feeling.

@Spooky_515

2 ай бұрын

Yeah I had the same feeling from the toilet while watching this video

@joannamallory2823

2 ай бұрын

And probably broke a few laws by touching it.😳🤫

Many have called it a sun calendar or a ritual site. Stone Henge’s geological coordinates are perpendicular with other magnificent wonders of the world.

Thanks for this video because i need to watch for making my project.😊

Lin's documentary is absolutely amazing and exciting 👏 🙌.

He said "really carefully pick it up" at the same time an excavator is just taking a bucket full behind them! 18:10 Lol

@TheSecretOfNem

Ай бұрын

There's a lot of BS and poor acting in this, eh?

Hi. Please enable CC. Thank you.

FINALLY! It's time for a much needed me time with you guys.

Did Anybody notice in title Stongehenge (Stonehenge) is written wrong

@galoramones4492

2 ай бұрын

yes...need a parental guidance for children who will see the wrong spelling😄

@AntNZ

2 ай бұрын

Haha. Well now I noticed. Nat Geo needs to invest in Grammarly lol

@KeivGatemi

2 ай бұрын

Lol until you mentioned 😮😂

@SamNielson100

2 ай бұрын

😂

@sadurkee5

2 ай бұрын

Well at least we know that Nat Geo is run by fallible humans and not automated

Wonderful discovery and wit the new tech we hav its more easy to look at it. Awesome journey and adventure wit Mr.Albert Lin 👍❤️👌

Considering the theory that the Aurochs were at the center of that particular ancient hunter/gatherer society as a food source, spiritual inspiration, communal cooperation, clothing, tools etc. it immediately reminds one of another group of hunter gatherers that held another beast in such high regard. I suppose most know whom I speak of. Yes. The tribes that inhabited the Great Plains and their intertwined destiny with the mighty American bison 🦬 Such irony that those prehistoric Europeans of 8000 years ago would several thousand years later bring such a methodical and brutal end to the centerpiece of so many of the inhabitants of the region. For all we know another group of people came along and crushed those ancient people relationship with the Aurochs just the same. Hunankind has such a unique history unlike any other creature on our planet. Just some food for thought.

nature is beautiful!

Nat geo needs to do a documentary on that new civilization older then the Egyptian they found

@danielhenderson8446

2 ай бұрын

You have to be more specific, as there are many civilizations that have been discovered that pre-date the Egyptians Civilization.

Thank you!

I have that strange feeling that this documentary is more about Albert Lin , then Ancient History of Stongehenge

@millevalle

2 ай бұрын

Of course he's the narrator of this very good documentary enjoy 😂❤

@mandyhay5603

2 ай бұрын

Is that a problem?

@christinahouser4105

2 ай бұрын

Jesus, that comment shows the exact character of yours, way to make it obvious how disgusting your sense of ethics and entitlement is.

@marekkos3513

2 ай бұрын

@@mandyhay5603 Yes it is.

@maryellenrose1764

2 ай бұрын

But I always learn something

Audio and sound guys big props

This is the coolest job

Love you Brother thanks 😊

This is so cool!

I'm surprised about something: Why don't they handle the artifacts, the bones, with gloves? It's a very interesting documentary!

How long do we have to wait for subtitles, or are they only available with Premium on Amazon?

Awesome

Brilliant.....👋👋👋

heard about these rocks in literally every other episode, it's like finally reaching the boss episode!!

Interesting

first here, I enjoy this series

Does anyone else think the Stonehenge might have just been feeding pens?

Seems like the ballistic jell should have a comparable tough outer surface to mimic the tough hide an oryx might have to be a valid experiment?

It's interesting to know that English people had stonehenge and now their favorite meal is beans on toast😂

why is the archeologist walking around the mud with no shoes lolll

The land (no submerged) between the British Isles and Continental Europe has been named "Doggeand".

2:59 they were easy for them because they were big and huge people in a long age you can find some in Qouran

wow

35:29 "Hey it's a camera"

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Is no one going to mention the barefoot archeologist in the green shirt lol (18:09)

Once you see the images of the cranes rebuilding it in the 60s one can’t look at it the same again 1890 they had train crane diggers digging canals tunnels and laying tracks where one would not thing it to be possible. It sort of losses it Awe and prestige when you see the power of pulleys and leavers with enormous winching power from a simple Crux and some weeds made into twine All Made possible forma simple iron nail or three made from clay found from where they lay The shock and suspense has failed in this century 🙏🏼

Pq não restauram e deixam com a característica original

"Heckin' Cattle, bambooozled again!" -Biologists who thought they found aurochs, probably

I wish we could find the remains of ancient hunter gatherer hunting blinds or a tree stand.

Please, turn on subtitles.

Bro, I’m kind of worried for you because you have a prosthetic leg and if the prosthetic leg goes off and you’re stuck in the cave, good luck, so I am really worried

@hopedanica4377

18 күн бұрын

Dude. He isn't alone.

👌

Never seen so many close ups of somebody's face. 12 minutes in and I'm out. Can't believe I made it this far. I had hoped it would stop at some point.

Albert Lin W

What's the meaning of Stonehenge? (if you know, you know)

It's all about the past with Britain.

Pop Archeology.

What about the Hide?

What happened to his leg does anyone know

Gabekli tepi is the first civilization

Asher and Amelia look good together im gust saying😅

These ancient hunter gathers might use Aurochs as tag animals for building the Stonehenge 🤔 and that’s why they placed their skulls near the monument as the way of saying “thank you for helping us out”. I know that “for the religious purposes” is the go to explanation but it’s not necessarily the right one 😊

...what is the answer of Erich von Däniken😊⁉️

NG PLEASE start dividing your videos and add in closed captions. I have a a deaf friend that I can't explain this video too. Of course he can read lips but that is challenging and the fact that CC is not in this video is astoundingly disappointing. Do better.

@HereForThe

Ай бұрын

I’m dead and can’t watch many things from Nat geo. Power of imagination sometimes lol

At the moment in time right now it is weird and why dont we learn from history? Imagine we would have learned from history and humankind mistakes. We wouldn't have the wars going on right now and take a little bit more care for our planet. Maybe from all species we might get extinct the fastest and good riddance. For the rest of our planet if we be gone that would be a blessing for mother earth. I only say Snow Leopard, Elephants, Corral and on and on. After we be gone and thousand years after that, even micro plastic would be not a problem. I hope a lot of the people in Russia, USA , Germany where I am from they still have the dream or the intention to make the planet a little bit better or dont f it up more for our kids!!!

Háganlo en español 😅

😮mg

What is Stongehenge?

i need subtitle

LMAOOOO STONGE HENGE

Subtitel ?

1st?

I heard the most important stone went in lava

he is a scientist , is he?

everything has been said about this topic, not sure this will make any difference, he is a reporter, not an Antropologist

What about who made the pilamids of Giza plus mhhh he

Ummm Easter Island next?

@RKHageman

2 ай бұрын

Ness of Brodgar, maybe?

Be aware, before you begin to watch, that Stonehenge ( correct spelling - see above ) features only marginally in this video - which is somewhat annoying - click bait ??????? Otherwise, very interesting and informative on the early hunter gatherer world :)

@SPierre-dm4wo

2 ай бұрын

Well, as the title (typo aside!) indicates, it's a documentary about the (pre)history and context of the site rather than the megaliths themselves. I'm not getting 'clickbait' from it at all.

@hopedanica4377

18 күн бұрын

Learning about the people we think built it helps us understand their mindset maybe

😅

to many ad's, ...i'm out of hear.

In actuality, this thing was put together by drunken teenagers during their version of spring break. so was the graffiti.

Hey National Geographic, Can you STOP STOP STOP STOP STOP uploading full episodes on Saturdays please!?!?!?!? Thank You!!!!

Built by the Iberian people

O.o

These people don’t built it because they couldn’t afford it

101, not even.

"StonGehenge"?????

stongehenge cok seviorum

NGC should release this video in Hindi also they are putting away 90 million people watching there content.....think NGC

orax poo=magical fungi

Amadeus ning100“€

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Is Stongehenge anywhere near Stonehenge????? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

The g is silent

I dont believe humans did that on their own,no way,and the same with so much more around the world.

One stone weighing 1000 tonnes nothing futuristic can lift such a weight I think they're made of mud😂😂😂

This is least scientific science documentary I have ever seen. If anyone else on this show says "clearly" before offering a point of view that is pure conjecture and then offers no further evidence than their own cognitive bias, my head might explode. Of course they might be right, but a hint of the science/ evidence behind their statements would lessen the smell of aurochs shite surely?

no offense, I honestly dont like the job of an archeologist...you're digging the grave of those people who are rested...digging the past. discovery without digging the grave is fine...