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[@user-lh9hk4ic4h]

It must have been a horrible experience going down and much worse coming up, but finding ice age bones is awesome! Thanks for what you all went through. Congratulations on the incredible finds!

[@tamzart7974]

Thank You for what you are All doing, you are appreciated ❤

[@elizabethfairlie8296]

The bone guy is awesome.

[@fabiodeoliveiraribeiro1602]

Here the most important thing is not what was found but the journey into the cold, wet and cramped bowels of the Earth. Caves are unpleasant and mysterious places, but they are also magnetic. I suppose we love it because we have so many of them within our own consciousness. But these are scarier, deeper, darker caves.

[@ForrestAnna]

It is aa bit frustrating, bc it is so difficult to date, but knowing extinction dates is valuable here.

[@cherylkonopasek9582]

I love these shows! 😅

[@aleta5873]

Amazing. Thank you. Woolly mammoth, rhino...wow.

[@lisawilson2912]

Can you do Lidar to try to find other cave entrances?

[@Jerbod2]

great dig!

[@leannevandekew1996]

A very young Dr. Alice Roberts.

[@dewardroy6531]

She’s better now.

[@MrBebopbob]

Alice is a rock star!

[@madderhat5852]

How did the hippo get down the ladder?😝

[@a.azazagoth5413]

8:21 what kind of idiot would tell a group of women about an accident where they are about to go? You are supposed go at a slow pace and keep the group calm.

[@gailhowes9398]

To bad they couldn’t practice in smaller caves first so they were be more comfortable as well get they should have been doing excercizes to strengthen their mussels !

[@SirAdamMeek]

Where is the human waste coming from?!

[@elizabethfairlie8296]

Is it possible much of the findings have washed in. The presence of human effluent is concerning in terms of health and safety.

[@MichaelD.-by5tn]

Only if there's some there 🤓

[@tonydipietro4225]

Spelunki-archaeology 🤭

[@dewardroy6531]

“We have to breathe IN to get through.” Breathing “in” makes one LARGER. The audience is not so ignorant as the presenter would have us believe. Still, nice to follow the “Charlie’s Angels” of archaeology.

[@madderhat5852]

I presume he was talking about sucking in the gut and sternum.

[@sirensynapse5603]

I wonder if neolithic brits had a british accent already. 🤔 I'm right surprised that mammoths and hippos were cave dwellers.

[@peterwhitejr.9374]

I find it humorous how dramatic they make the journey into the cave, imagine doing it 10k years ago with rope made from plant fibers and torches we've become so soft as we've "progressed". Still a cool episode though

[@davidcrouse6670]

Drama queen much?

[@Andrew-er5cf]

Found it hard to concentrate with all the drama filled footage....buck up buttercups and stop with the drama....