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You know history is a repeat when new videos show up from 11 years ago and most likely filmed before that .

I'm named after Roland

Here we go. Just a little clue on how they did it. Stop with this creating mysteries about how ancient culture did it. It is just annoying and just prove how ignorant societies nowadays are about our past. Well, they definitely did not have "smart" phones! LOL kzbin.info/www/bejne/r6fZdoZqbLSXo7s

Got European nose...Viking

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Quivira was prominent during the time of Chilaga and Norumbega.

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I am genetically designed to dislike you and what you stand for. Lane County forever. Native people lost. 😂 move on!

Well we don't know how long she ruled if she died early.

This video, about making museum resources available to people with disabilities including those who are blind, has not been made accessible to the blind. Where text appears on the screen, a sighted user could of course take that in. A person who is blind would only hear a minute of music.

Indomie not transplanted those are Maori lands and beds mountains of our travelld as a people thank u can u update data base too stratasphere

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Let’s convince UNESCO. Jordan has another monument. It will be as important as Petra or even more. There are interesting ruins and reliefs on the Black Desert, dated 8,500 years old. They can only be seen from planes, drones, satellites and helicopters. Archaeologists don't exactly know nowadays what they represent. These ruins really represent embryos of several species in different stages of development and will be able to shed light on the origin of the human being and our planet. When it will be officially confirmed by biologists, this discovery will be a delight for the eyes, shed light to the origin of humanity. Activate the subtitles in English: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJrOh5mKl71lg9E It contains the documentation with the Jordanian authorities about this scientific and archaeological discovery

Great editing.

From the 15 statues on the platform (at 1:18), we should have found that all the statues on the island were built with cement by human fingers, not carved from natural stones, never moved around. These 15 statures are sitting on pedestals made of natural stones bound together with cement. Each pedestal is smaller than the statues. For the statues to survive high winds without being toppled, the stony pedestals must be pretty tall, reaching up to their chest. This will mean the statues were built by plastering cement concrete around the stony pedestals.

We don’t worship the Holy Virgin and the saints , you should say “to venerate “ “to honor “ we only worship God

Really? None thought that? Then how did California get its name?

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If you want to know more about Hagar Qim, Mnajdra, the mysterious Hypogeum and the other Temples of Malta for an alternative viewpoint check the book: The Cosmic Perspective to the Maltese Temples available from Smashwords. www.smashwords.com/books/view/906490

Looking forward to it. Sounds very interesting.

William the Conqueror’s feisty uncle has a cameo in the Song of Roland, as “Eudon, Lord of Brittany”. Eudon (c999-1079) sent 5000 men in 100 ships to support William’s invasion of England. They are the men with white shields on the Bayeux Tapestry. Their exploits are the subject of many heroic tales.

I salute you my friends!

Patriarchalism seems to have been inserted by the western invasion.

I want to learn our language so bad unfortunately I was born off the Rez but I'm related to the Francis and perry

Priestess, sorcerer, goddess, queen and the first female ruler of the Americas!

is there a full documentary of this

FOOLISH.. it was either French or GERMAN never Gaelic !! You idiots are such Bernies !!

if it wasn't aliens it was god

For a good book related to this subject, check out "Apollo 19" by Todd Fries on Amazon.com

strata' compton haahha

Well done! Can't wait to see you very soon

How do I find the full version of this please?

is there a subtitle in the full movie?

You guys should try out youtube, i mean most history on here so far is about claiming that aliens exist, i dont like that. Parts of the world dont have cable TV and alot of poort people but they do have intelligent minds. I wish information would be free. Good day c:

archaeology definitely interests me and i hope i get to follow my dream of studying it in malta

ArchaeologyFest Film Series: Best of 2014 is continuing this weekend in Eugene, OR at the Bijou Metro! We will be showing four of the best films from the 2014 TAC International Film and Video Festival with screenings starting at 7:30 PM on Friday and Saturday! More information and tickets: bit.ly/1mvPXRy

interesting story,,,,,,,wish I was there,,,,finding artifacts while digging in a Garden makes my day,,,,,,,,,,

"The odd Malta skulls that are strangely elongated have a deformity (dolichocephalous) known to be at least 3000 BC, which is still - pathologically - very unique... ...I took a step forward, keeping close to the rock wall side. The person behind me, still holding on to my sash, was still in the tunnel. I held my candle higher and peered down into the abyss, thinking that with this dangerous drop it was better not to go on further without a guide. Then I saw about twenty persons of giant stature emerge from an opening deep below me. They were walking in single file along another narrow ledge down below. Their height I judged to be about twenty to twenty-five feet, since their heads came up about half way on the wall on the opposite side of the cave. They walked very slowly, taking long strides. Then they all stopped, turned and raised their heads in my direction. All simultaneously raised their arms and with their hands beckoned to me." messagetoeagle.com/maltalongheaded[DOT]php#.U7rxkyiGj8s

this is so cool !!!

Tonight the 2014 TAC International Film and Video Festival kicks off at 7 PM at the The John G. Shedd Institute for the Arts in Eugene, OR! Opening night features the opening film, "Lost Nation: The Ioway 2" and the keynote address from speaker Dr. Jean Clottes, a leading researcher on world rock art. Films will continue throughout the weekend, followed by a two-day conference on cultural heritage film making at the UO Baker Downtown Center. For more information on the films, conference, and tickets click here: bit.ly/1hYf3Wv #archaeology #filmfestival

I want to see this!

This video is a great contribution. The sad story of locals kindheartedly greeting vile visitors has happened time and again in our history.

Want to see the full length version of this film and other amazing ones like it? Then come to ArchaeologyFest Film Series: Best of 2013 this Friday night. ArchaeologyFest is a mini film festival organized into four unique programs featuring some of the best films from the 2013 TAC International Film and Video Festival! ArchaeologyFest will be hosted at Central Oregon Community College in Bend, OR and the doors will open at 7 PM for each program. Tickets are $6 at the door, with all proceeds going towards funding the 2014 TAC International Film and Video Festival featuring keynote speaker Dr. Jean Clottes the world expert on rock art! We hope to see you in Bend Friday night! More information available here: bit.ly/1fSjmlg And don't forget about our TeeSpring campaign! We're still working our way towards our goal of 150 shirts; we still have 113 to go! Shirts are available in all sizes and various styles including women's tees and hoodies! So order yours today to help support TAC: bit.ly/1ffj6qt #archaeology #filmfestival

Have you watched the trailer for the February Video News from TAC? This month's episode features ALI's video of our trip to Guam. Guam, separated from main land by 1500 miles, saw its first human migrants roughly 3500 years ago. These colonists took part in the longest over-water migration in human history up to that point. Their cultural identity lives on despite centuries of colonialism, devastation in war and the influences of the modern global economy. After bridge construction reveals human burials in an ancient village site, the ALI film team explores the native culture and its people. Catch a preview of the trip right here! Click here to watch: bit.ly/1lxsnTk And share with any friends who might enjoy the video! #archaeology #video #guam

The trailer for the February Video News from TAC is now available! In this month's episode we share TAC's own film, Guam: The Ocean Oasis! Separated by 1500 miles from the nearest large land mass, Guam saw the first human migrants 3500 or more years ago. These colonists participated in the longest over-water migration in human history up to that point and became the native Chamorros of Guam and its sister islands. Their cultural identity lives on despite centuries of colonialism, devastation in war and the influences of the modern global economy. After bridge construction reveals human burials in an ancient village site, the ALI film team explores the native culture and its people. To watch click here: bit.ly/1lxsnTk #archaeology #guam #video #news

Have you watched the trailer for the January Video News from TAC? This episode features three interesting stories, starting with a trip to the Maritime Historic Trail. This trail in Biscayne Bay National Park allows visitors to explore a series of shipwrecks in the shallow Southeastern Florida waters. We then speak with Northern Paiute Elder Ralph Burns who shares with us, first in Paiute and then in English, the traditional story of Stone Mother, a tufa rock formation on the east side of Pyramid Lake in Nevada. Finally, we review the bombing in the night of November 24th, 1940 which destroyed the city center of Bristol, UK.Through a combination of oral history and archival footage, the meaning of a city transformed through conflict is captured. And watch the full episode on January, 15th!