Inside Archaeology covers a huge range of topics including interviews with archaeologists all over the world, a monthly news show about the latest groundbreaking discoveries, reviews and analyses of archaeology movies, videos and other media, as well as lots of advice and tips on how YOU can get involved in heritage, from finding a site to volunteer on to what to pack when you’re going on a dig or how to find a job.
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Lol classic hockey stick graph. We are legit at one of the lowest points on earth in terms of CO2 in the atmosphere. And we had ice ages with much more CO2 in the air. This whole climate scam is a joke, global cooling, global warming, now climate change. Ya’ll brainwashed.
I love your video. Unfortunately while climate change is real it has become controversial. The climate change deniers remind me of those who rewrite history and science to prove the earth was created 6000 years ago
This video is the unfortunate victim of itself. It may contain helpful information, but beginning with an inaccurate graph to push an agenda relieves the creator of something critical: credibility. Why the creator chose not to include the Roman Climactic Optimum, or the medieval warming period, might be because they had higher average temps than we have today over much of the planet. Surely this wouldn't be on purpose for a history professional...
Some of your commentary seem to be treading too closely to the "ecological Indian" fallacy. Ancient cultivation methods were abandoned for a reason, usually because their yields are not sufficient for a much bigger population. They weren't necessarily better for the environment either; there have been several studies that found evidence that some ancient agriculture had deleterious effects on the local climate. I'm sure more evidence of this would be found if better researched. And modern plant agriculture has little impact on the global climate in comparison to industry and livestock agriculture, which were non-existent (for industry) or much lower volume (for livestock) in pre-modern times.
Earth’s atmosphere is Nitrogen (N2) - 78.084% ,Oxygen (O2) - 20.9476%, Argon (Ar) - 0.934%, Carbon dioxide (CO2) 0.0314%. 75% of the 0.0314% is from natural causes. That means 0.007825% is man made. That is less than 8/1000 of 1 percent. The sky is falling………………
Would like to know more about how ancients used thermal mass to buffer temperatures not just in their homes but their garden's microclimates.
The problem I have with climate change graphs is that the industrial revolution started in the 1750s but the uptick in temperatures clearly starts in the 1960s. Well I was in London in the 1960s and I remember the dense fog, freezing temperatures and mass fatalities - all due to particulate air pollution. Those years were ended, in London and around the world, by strict pollution controls, catalytic converters and the switch from domestic coal. Isn't the logical conclusion that removing particulates (and sulphur) is the primary cause of warming since the 60s, not the addition of CO2? Obviously I agree with cleaner air and with protecting sites of historic importance but the implications about long term climate change are very different. The main threat does not come from the atmosphere itself but from the destructive dependence of modern capitalism on endless growth in consumption.
I appreciate your point about who better to ask about low energy solutions than those who study them from the past.
I think your content is incredible!! Love watching Tomb Raider while learning about archaeology!
I can’t wait to see the comprehensive tomb raider video! As always, I missed the stream again! That’s okay, I’ll play catch up and try again next time! Thank you for the content, Rachel!
As Archaeologists jet-set the globe thinking they know The Story of Mankind when they don't even understand the climate change The Seven Sisters inflicted. The Lead Archaeologist, Lee Clare, told me with bullet points that there is no Row of Seven Birds under Pillar 18 of Gobekli Tepe! How many people have flown to that site and Archaeologists out right lie about the message told in the monument?
The Sean W comment/chat thread seems like an AI bot. or maybe that financial advisor is really really really good.
Towards uncovering the mysteries of the world
How do most of you guys still making profit? Even with the downturn of economy and ever increasing life standards
Well, I picked the challenge to put my finances in order. Then I invested in cryptocurrency and stocks, through the assistance of my discretionary fund manager
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This is correct, Mary's strategy has normalized winning trades for me also, and it's a huge milestone for me looking back to how it all started..
Isn't she the same Mrs Mary Patricia Hester neighbors are talking about, she has to be a perfect expect for people to talk about her so well.
Her platform is wonderful, and her services are exceptional
Thanks!
Thanks for your generosity as always Kevin!
A ships Engineer.. I should add..
Ha.. As an ex Engineer Officer and now an undergraduate at the University of Leicester reading Ancient History and Archaeology.. I wonder where I fit in?? Lol
Can I know how to find job in Archaeolgy filed in UK? I’m undergraduate in Sri Lanka
If you need a visa to work/live in the UK unfortunately you will likely not find a job as an archaeologist here for complex reasons. You can watch my videos about visas to learn more: kzread.info/dash/bejne/gWqfm8-zaZO4psY.html
Спасибо!
Thanks Valdis!
I want to come on here to tell you, how important I believe people like you are. I believe Archaeologists, are heroes in that they help us learn more about the history of the past. Many blessings.
Thanks for your support and kind words!
She’s hot.
Great video. I love your presentation.
Thank you so much!
All the archeologists don't have all the answers about egyptians even when they have a specialty called Egyptplogy but the afro man and his nerd friends know aliens existed and humans were all stupid. Without aliens we would learn nothing. Where are these ancient aliens who visited our planet to mess with our DNA and turn us into humans? Afro man ... Von Daniken ... Beard nerd ... .... Proof of ancient astrounaut theory? ...😂😂😂
Archeology themed nursery should be doable once you step outside the box just a little. Hear me out. First is something like a nautical themed wall paper festooned in drawings of 'nautical artifacts', each an item you can explain to your daughter as she grows. Other wallpapers could apply as well (botanicals, architecturals et cetera... the old wall paper from Subway restaraunts in the 90s would be a good example). There is a lot of bathroom decor featuring ammonites and general beachy goodness. You don't have to make a bunch of custom toys, 'just' acquire a current representation of common toys from multiple cultures and time periods, and prepare yourself to teach the histories behind them. Childrens books in different languages too. Throw in some dinosaurs and maybe art from her parents personal heritages, et cetera. Now as this goes on the room become more ecclectic and diverse, exactly like the study of an archeology professor would be. On a personal note, I loved taking my son places for what I called Archeology Modernus, going to antique shops and such to specifically look for tools we did not know the use of and attempt to figure them out for ourselves before comparing our theories to the researchable truth. An excellent practice to remind yourself to both follow your gut but to also not put all of your stock in it at the same time.
This is a great idea and if I wasn't heavily pregnant and trying to get a bunch of videos made plus prepping for baby I would do it. Will keep in mind for future. There is a LOT of baby dinosaur stuff on the market that is already made and easy to get so taking the easy route on this one. Thanks for the suggestions!
Hey Rachel.. I have been following you for a little while now and have found you a good source of information and inspiration.. I am now an undergraduate at the University of Leicester reading Ancient History and Archaeology... Thank You.. P.S.. I am also a very mature Undergraduate at 63!! Grateful Thanks Steven..
Awesome! Thank you!
I will work in crm tomorrow . I am excited .
Hope it went well!
Always wanted to be an explorer and archaeologist. At 7 years old I began studying Rocks & Minerals books, then onto artifacts. I used to go out and hunt for arrowheads and civil war artifacts. I learned Latin and Old Norse because I was into the Roman Empire and the Vikingr. I really went stupid throughout Jr High and High School. Drinking and pot smoking, constant partying, dropped out of school, became a travelling musician. Now, here I am, 30 years old, no Diploma or GED, unable to get into college and do something to fix the years I wasted.
It's never too late! I know of lots of archaeologists who came to it late, some of which had never gone to university. Maybe try some volunteering first and seeing where that gets you. Good luck!
Great trailer.💗
This is badass
Still makes more sense than slow joe! Trump 2024🇺🇸
Thank you for all your effort! Iam really determined to become a Archeologist in the future.
Those sounds remind me of finder gun game at school.
I'm a subscriber now. 👽
I think that’s crazy frog not Star Wars 😂😂😂
It’s 2024 and as someone ab to leave for field school this is still so helpful ❤
Glad to hear it thanks and good luck!
Honestly, Trump makes those wackos sound eloquent.
Don’t get technical on me!
Rachel, which scene do you appear in The Flash?? Also, anything about the movie "300" could you go over?
I'm in the scene at the beginning where Batman is chasing bad guys in a Humvee through Gotham on the Batmotorcycle. It's all fast-paced action so you would never be able to find me; very much a blink and you'll miss it. What about 300 do you want to know?
@@Inside_Archaeology I don't know; just a suggestion. It was the only one I could think of. But I like these videos!!
I dont know if private tours of the acropolis is a good idea. The thing is old and falling down. It doesn't need more wear and tear
I mean private tours for 4 or 5 people will not cause the same amount of wear and tear as the thousands or tourists that would otehrwise be up there. Do agree that overtourism is causing issues for maintenance of heritage around the world.
Brief and to the point
I love the interviews. Good fo Crete for preserving the lambryth
I am so hoping they find bull skulls or sacrificies there to be able to link it to the origin of the myth, that would be SO COOL
That is the cutest mic ever!
Thanks!
21:40 Once you get what’s going on with this puzzle, it’s simple and logical (the last block is in the way of the first block, so you have to move it to create space for the first one), but the solution is not immediately obvious, so it has baffled many players. There are worse block-moving puzzles in Tomb Raider III and the Unfinished Business expansion to this game (the latter being optional, as it’s just to get a secret, but it’s an absolute pain if you do attempt it, as it involves moving blocks something like 20 times - even more if you make a mistake and shift the wrong block, push when you should have pulled or vice versa…) 31:54 There’s an Easter egg in the remastered Tomb Raider II which suggests that the fourth game is also due for a remaster. A lot of fans are hoping that the fifth and sixth games also get done, as the currently available versions have serious bugs in places.
Thanks for the insight Jean. Hopefully it'll be put by the time I finish the first three!
I've decided to get into archeology as a career. I'm 42. Hopefully my body will hold up when i get into field tech. Lol!
Stretching and proper manual handling techniques go a long way!
OPEN YOUR MIND
DON'T TELL ME WHAT TO DO
The Mayan info seems to be saying that in tribal life, females are too precious to be sacrificed. As for Graham Hancock, he belongs in the same dustbin as von Daniken, Lysenko, Q and the MAGA idiots.
What they were saying was that in this specific context/sample/site, it seems like the Maya were recreating a specific myth/ritual that is integral to their religion. This doesn't mean that at other places they didn't sacrifice girls, just that the overall narrative that they preferred to sacrifice virginal, young girls, is a very modern idea and this evidence clearly shows that it was more multifaceted than that.
@@Inside_Archaeology I wonder if the sacrificial virgin idea owes more to the Conquistadors and their screwy Catholicism than to any of the aboriginal tribes. Just a thought.
This presenter is an activist hack. She spreads lies and inaccuracies between probabilities. DO NOT SUPPORT THIS CHANNNEL IF YOU CARE ABOUT LEARNING THE TRUTH. As for the people who give her a thumbs up, well they are the ignorant masses that further inhibit the development of deep time archeology. Shame on her!😢
Harsh vibes man, how exactly do you expect people to take your comment seriously when you're a random commenter on the internet? At least I'm up front about my education and work experience on this subject. Thanks for the engagement anyway.
So appreciate your fact-based approach to current archaeological work, looking at it in context with other info, interviews with those actually involved, and resist the emotional noise from the clickbait ‘ancient alien’ proponents.
Thank you!
Hey! Cool interview. I gotta see more of your channel! I think I’m in the right place to scratch a very esoteric itch.
Welcome and scratch away!
Amazing episode!! I love the segment on young boy sacrifices! You do a great job in getting guest speakers
Thanks so much! I think it's one of those things where people are really happy to chat about their research they just don't have the resources/know to do it on their own outside of the traditional sphere, I'm more than happy to provide a platform, I don't think I've had anyone directly turn me down yet.
@@Inside_Archaeology I think it makes your channel more unique in that you interview other archaeologists about their findings. I like your channel.