The Top 6 Penis Bones in Archaeology

[@yorkshirepudding9860]

Me signing on to KZbin: "I wonder what I will learn about the wonderful world of science today."

[@FlintDibble]

Good science KZbin always has so much wonder, excitement, and dick bones

[@richgreen5620]

Ok. So who got here because of Rogan?

[@bkkdavidg]

I searched for Dibble after listening to the Joe Rogan Experience episode with Graham Hancock and Flint Dibble!

[@Pentagathusosaurus]

Dickbones by day, Joe Rogan by night

[@Stairdweller]

I really never thought I would have anything to thank Rogan for, but here I am.

[@ARDG89]

I am and this guy is hilarious, maybe unintentionally but hilarious

[@NicLarcher]

This guy is Anti Semetic

[@j-o-nes]

Thank you Joe for bringing Flint Dibble into my life

[@advisingassable]

@@AndrewJacobs1962 Says the guy who literally named himself after a parody of his name, admit it, Flint has brightened both of your lives, wether ironically or legitimately

[@advisingassable]

@@AndrewJacobs1962 theres nothing to be confused about. You make fun of Flint wich brings you joy, thus discovering Flint Dribble made your life better. And your first reply applies to you as well & thats a wonderful thing. Good day sir

[@hiltonian_1260]

Baculum factulum: Scandinavian knife makers have long favored fossilized walrus baculum as handle material. The reason? It's possibly the only natural material that has a higher frictional coefficient when wet. As in, *less* slippery when wet. Perfect for a knife handle that's going to be used on a boat.

[@FlintDibble]

did not know that. very cool!

[@dougdimmadome6278]

The top one at 6:55 just having "penis" written on it kills me

[@sailendradewan7811]

Came here after listening to you on JRE podcast. No matter how much you try, you cannot pseudoscientist, their delusion and people who donot to subscribe to science and empirical evidencea but listening to all the crap which seems fascinating. But keep on the good work. Love from India

[@commandercow8930]

This is amazing. I love that this exists on the internet.

[@aaronisacomedian]

I was shocked, but pleased to see you back on JRE. Dude has been platforming kooks for the better part of 6 years now

[@pierreolivierlepage664]

I won't lie, I fear what the algorithm will send my way now. But it was really interesting still ;)

[@travishunter9778]

This is the guy debating Graham Hancock?

[@tristarperfecta1061]

There's not a racist bone in that guy's body.

[@getschwifty9531]

Very generous of you to consider his incompetent use of buzzwords as debating.

[@MossyMozart]

@@getschwifty9531 - Flint Dibble is not incompetent.

[@getschwifty9531]

@@MossyMozart you are for considering him intelligent or competent.

[@-_-hi8964]

Glad your feeling better. Looking forward to April.

[@ArchaeologyTube]

I particularly liked in this video how you've shown that despite it being funny to think about dick bones, they are often a massively important tool in many archaeological analyses. Also, great editing!

[@Kyplar]

the ARTISTRY

[@FlintDibble]

hah, thanks! we tried to make archaeological dick bones as artistic as possible

[@MxMorganic]

I was a student of yours at the University of Cincinnati, in a class on Ancient Sports (which was great btw!), so when I saw your name in today's BMCR "Hippos" review, I felt I had to see what else you've been up to since then, and I gotta say, this is a real treat, getting to watch the guy who taught me about knucklebones in college teaching me all these years later about dick bones 😂 Thanks for doing what you do, Flint! Looking forward to watching everything that's next for the channel 😁

[@FlintDibble]

Hah thanks! That sports class did rock. If I have time, I'm hoping to convert some of that content into videos later this summer around the Olympics

[@CatusDomesticus_]

This is exactly the kind of thing I come to KZbin for: information I had no idea I wanted to learn about.

[@AstheCrowTries]

I am better having watched this. Also gotta love learning tales of ancient good boys.

[@FlintDibble]

haha, thanks!

[@St4Jimmy]

Flint, I came here after seeing your JRE appearance. Just want to say that you're awesome and thanks for being so open minded!

[@petrairene]

This is hilarious! Definitely needs more views!

[@FlintDibble]

hah thanks! I agree

[@czarcastic1458]

I lived in Alaska and bought me a Uzick ( petrified Walrus penis ) as a souvenir. It had ivory carvings on each end and a paper describing it's uses by the Inuit's

[@skybluskyblueify]

You deserve more subscribers and a better camera. Strange that you had never heard of them but I guess pre-internet days makes knowing about it without a class on mammals not that easy.

[@FlintDibble]

yeah, we definitely need a better camera and a better mic. But to upgrade, I either need a better paying job or far more viewers/subscribers. hah, not sure why i hadn't been taught about them, but then again, nothing like learning hands-on. That's what archaeology is all about!

[@MightyPadula.]

You work with what you got and you are crushing it man. Subscribers are coming just keep grinding

[@ferrumvirum723]

Damn this video is so well made!!

[@TheLastHonestInfluencer]

can’t believe flint Dibble is a real actual person that exists. Thought for sure that was a paid actor on JRE…

[@uriahvanauken]

Keep it up!

[@krystal9449]

I have never seen someone whose voice doesn’t match their appearance so much haha regardless really enjoyed you on Rogan!

[@TinyRoboticPiggies]

Great video - it's really giving Bob Fossil.

[@naomiwildlife]

This is both hilarious and fascinating, thank you!

[@FlintDibble]

Thanks!

[@GoodieWhiteHat]

This is supposed to be a ‘palate cleanser’!😅

[@Magicks]

dude looks like he likes the sounds the bones make....

[@mcv2178]

Will you do a talk on the clitoris bone, aka baubellum? It would make a nice sequel.

[@LDrosophila]

This was a solid 8

[@lofjoker8540]

Im watching this high and this is funny as fuck. Flint keep up the good work.

[@Pentagathusosaurus]

Hell yeah dude

[@RedHeadedAuthor]

I cackled when I noticed the History of the World Part 1 scene.

[@celem1000]

That...was more interesting than I thought it possibly could be. I figured it was gonna be a tool somewhere, looks like you could make an awl or basic needle from one with little work, its just a useful shape. If Im feeling especially brave one day I may query Google on why we do not have a baculum. Or I may just wait for some creator to serve up that morsel of information, I dont need that on my search history

[@sixbeesix]

Seriously how did I not know about this? What else are they hiding from us?!

[@tgoods5049]

I just want to say I admire you for coming on the JRE. I hope that both sides can stop the squabbling and align on some common ground.

[@dianeberger400]

Erudite! And enjoyable. Yet mostly NSFW, depending on your work.

[@FlintDibble]

Much appreciated!

[@OfcGatormanJones]

I love how funny and educational this is! I wish you were my teacher in college. I would have do so much better in my marine science classes

[@gottadutch]

The same would apply with your English classes. (Would have *DONE* so much better). 🤓

[@jammynormand1269]

I wanna see you and graham hancock box, winner gets the hdmi from jamie

[@XCBen]

😂

[@chpappis]

Funny and informative

[@FlintDibble]

Thanks!

[@HEAVY_CREAM]

Pleasantly surprised by the mention of Rochester NY! Even more surprised that it was in relation to a walrus dickbone club!

[@MsSusanB]

Giggles - snorts

[@sonnycopeland]

Hello Mr Dibble, or professor. I just saw your discussion with Graham Hancock and Joe Rogan and I really appreciate you. I'm the son of a musician, and I pursue music when I see another person pursuing their father's work, it really resonates with me. I see you are enthusiasm, and I see how much you loved speaking about agriculture, and the sites that you worked on. Probably 2 1/2 hours into the debate, although I wouldn't call it a debate. I've seen nonsense on Joe Rogan before, obviously. When are the wildest phenomenon in the world is Joe Rogan and his KZbin channel. I really admire your composure, and I am really happy that you and Graham could have this discussion, even though you guys come with totally different points of view. I hear both of your arguments, and I can agree with you, and I can also see where he's coming from. It's fascinating. If I had another life, perhaps I would have been an archaeologist too, or historian or something. I hope that you'll be back on rogan, and I think that you could be a big celebrity just like Graham too. Moreover, forgive my terrible punctuation.I'm using dictation and transcription to type, rather than using my hands, so I have to include all of the punctuation myself. Anyways, thank you very much. I've subscribed to you, I hope that everybody subscribes to you, I hope that you have a million followers in the next few years. The only thing I couldn't wrap my mind around was you're worried about identifying ancient carvings with certain ethnic groups, and considering the political climate that we live in that makes total sense. And just from a philosophical personal point of view, I understand it's not a good idea to try to put people into certain ethnic groups and so on and so forth blah blah blah just keep up the amazing work sir

[@piercebales9546]

The OOSIC is a whale "bone". You can see one on the wall in Specs, a bar on Broadway blvd. In San Francisco.

[@FlintDibble]

nope, whales don't have them. it's probably from a walrus

[@ryanpowell4695]

Flint dibble is packing

[@camdenritter7652]

Have you thought about shaving your head? You have a good face for a bald head. You would pull it off very well

[@petradegraaf4744]

Great video! Only one thing: the urethra is in the penis, close to the baculum, ureter is higher up, between kidney and bladder. (I study the urethra, not in dogs bc of the baculum)

[@FlintDibble]

huh, fair enough. I was directly quoting Bartosowiecz and Gal at that point (unless I accidentally misspoke), but the more we can share about the location of the urethra, the better! and very importantly, glad you liked it! :o)

[@Saritabanana]

You killed it on Rogan! So happy to have found your channel and here I am at my first video. Dick bones.

[@Eyes_Open]

Rise to the occasion of educating the topically impotent.

[@HiKoality]

Funny!!

[@TT3TT3]

😂 Thanks !🎉👍👍

[@Krzyshtoph]

The Great Debate Migration. I wonder if the debate has at all somewhat softened your view to atleast be open to studying the things Graham kept pointing that needed more research. Or if it's much the same as it was before the debate.

[@CaptKordite]

"You call the archaeology?"

[@Arrendle]

😆