This Archaeological Discovery Changed Everything...

[@MysteriousOrigins1]

Although he is older than the Giza pyramids and Stonehenge, the 5,300-year-old Tyrolean Iceman continues to teach us things. His story is set in central Europe 5,300 years ago from the northern Alps of Italy to the eastern lands along the Danube River to Vinca, the earliest European Bronze Age civilization. Here are the Iceman photos iceman.eurac.edu/

[@majuscule8883]

I am from Canada and when I was a little kid, we had a neighbor from Corsica, a true Corsican without french ancestry and I swear, he looks just like the iceman. He speak like an Italian from the meridional south of France, similar southern french accent as people from Marseille. He is dead now but am sure he would be proud of having such an ancient related cousin from prehistoric times, as he was a nationalist who didn't like Corsica to be part of France.

[@bethbartlett5692]

I'm thinking this might be more accurately described as *"an Anthropological Discovery"* It's a Fossil, rather than Artifact, or a Fossil accompanied by some artifacts.

[@george2113]

@@bethbartlett5692 fossils are mineralized

[@puraLusa]

@Alpha Momentum recent theories actually make the pyramids way way older. I don't know why documentaries still insist in giving a recent age when there is a high chance that they're older. 🤷‍♀️

[@4herstory]

@@george2113... and it takes a whole lot longer to transpire. Like, dinosaur bones are fossilized & they predate us by millions of years. Besides, were he a fossil, it woulda been a lot harder to carbon date his remains - lollll! But, I'm surely preaching to the choir... =^x

[@grovermartin6874]

A video on Ötzi's health care processes would be eye opening. It made me laugh to learn, ten years or so after his discovery, that Ötzi had acupuncture for his arthritis, which was probably because of his Lyme disease. He was carrying herbs for his ailments. Such a fascinating story, he is a gift from the past.

[@mortalclown3812]

Bet he'd give that fancy copper for 5 more years in the tundra.

[@hughjunit2503]

He also had tattoos all over his body of acupuncture spots. Some of the earliest known tattoos

[@robertgotschall1246]

I've been following this story for decades. It just keeps getting better.

[@arthurhunt642]

This is extremely interesting to me. Modern Archaeology and Anthropology has come a long way and it never ceases to amaze me. I will look for more on this channel..

[@magicpyroninja]

Could you imagine finding out that you're a distant descendant of one of these mummies that are being studied. Be kind of interesting to have such a concrete link to your history

[@ryanmichael1298]

I met one of his decendants.

[@katipohl2431]

Best video ever on this channel mirroring life and crime in territorial modern times. We are not different from our ancestors..

[@michaelcarley9866]

Tribal.

[@ralpheugene9051]

Cultures and beliefs

[@stephenmeier4658]

I smell a bot

[@jessestreet2549]

According to Irving Finkel, aside from writing humanity has done little of note other than the invention of the electric guitar.

[@brianwnc8168]

Really, this guy makes all kinds of assumptions about what this guy was doing. I can think of many other assumptions as well. He States it like it's true. He can't know this. Neither can the scientist. He could have been accidentally shot with an arrow by someone else in a Hunting Party. There are many possibilities.

[@canufi6my]

I'm glad that they finally proved that the Iceman was my super-great-uncle that got killed by his girlfriend's three brothers! He left a will that gave my family all of Northern Italy! I know it's true because my grandmother told us the story by the fireplace each year.

[@SquaretailDaddy]

One of the best narratives of the accounts of Otzi I’ve heard yet. Bravo

[@stevejohnson3357]

I think in all likelihood, the killer has subsequently pass away.

[@davids.8509]

Probably

[@tommyvarcity2783]

No I did it I’m guilty can’t live with it no more I was really young though 😂

[@riogc3257]

The wheels of justice never turned because they didn’t have wheels yet lol

[@leonieromanes7265]

Cain maybe?

[@jasonborn867]

Excellent video! I agree with most of your interpretations, and feel evidence shows the Iceman knew his killer. The arrow shaft was missing from the point implying it was intentionally removed to prevent association, and the copper axe left behind to avoid suspicion. This behavior suggests the killer was from Otzi's village as outsiders would likely have raided the gear in addition to keeping the shaft. The copper axe would only be recognized by a small circle of people, so an outsider would likely have stolen the axe and an insider would leave it with the body. Secrets are very hard to keep, especially when a murderous raid or posse-style death happens. If multiple people were involved it's more likely the ambush would be gossiped and Otzi's villagers locate the body. Just the fact Otzi was never found suggests: 1) this was an insider job by one person from Otzi's village, and 2) the body was likely transported to an area no person would travel. An enemy clan would not likely take time to carefully relocate a body. An earlier conflict likely ensued in Otzi's village, and someone wanted revenge on the old man. He left the village so tempers would calm, but didn't know his killer was following up the mountain. I have no doubts this was ambush hit job by someone Otzi knew...

[@jasonborn867]

@@johnbell1396 Indeed, just the fact the body remained undiscovered strongly suggests it was moved off the main trail to an untraveled location. This would not be the behavior of a warring rival clan who typically would raid the gear, but rather someone who didn't want the body discovered. The best explanation is that someone from Otzi's inner circle killed him. What type of earlier encounter do you feel explains the four different types of human blood and the defensive wound on his hand? I raise this question because if four different blood types are accurate it suggests a potentially large confrontation, which seems counter to a small village dispute arising between a few locals. Thoughts?

[@grovermartin6874]

​@@johnbell1396 Not suppressed. The book, The Man in the Ice, was thoroughly researched, and published as soon as they had enough to publish. Articles about his clothing, diet, sources of food, tools, and herbs have been appearing in the scientific, and sometimes the popular, press ever since his body was found and reported to the police. That was in 1991. Even the deaths of the Austrian or German hikers who found his body were in the news. Ötzi is a scene stealer.

[@ShanghaiRooster]

Interesting analysis. However, you might be reading a bit too much into the arrow-head having been removed. An arrow would have been a valuable resource, and so recovering it so could be used again would be simply normal practice.

[@jasonborn867]

@@ShanghaiRooster It's a good question just how valuable an arrow was, and is likely dependent on the availability of hardwood resources as well as time spent honing and fletching the shaft. It may be arguable the arrowhead was more valuable than the shaft, but nevertheless your point is well taken. Based on the fact Otzi's body remained undiscovered by villagers strongly suggests his body was moved off the trail to an untraveled location where it wouldn't be found. In addition, if the arrow fletching and potential markings or colors on the shaft identified an owner it would be logical to remove the evidence. If it were more likely the shaft was taken based on value it seems other valuable gear would be gone as well, particularly if unidentifiable to Otzi. But nothing else appears missing, so for me the shaft was taken to avoid suspicion in the event his body was discovered. Tough call either way, but that was my reasoning, friend.

[@canufi6my]

Possibly the Clintons?

[@messiahsgate1172]

If you murder someone, you certainly don’t want to be seen with the victim’s belongings, that’s probably why the killer didn’t take the Ice Man’s copper axe.

[@doomoo5365]

There could have been a storm at the time that prevented the Looting of the body

[@Besotted85]

@@doomoo5365 30 meters? Highly unlikely!

[@highlandpaddy2756]

they say he had cornflakes for breakfast, then did his tax returns, then thought about re-decorating his cave but decided it could wait until spring. he was a virgo too.

[@grovermartin6874]

Highland Paddy, thanks for making me laugh! That info will soon be deduced, surely!LOL.

[@highlandpaddy2756]

@@grovermartin6874 i hate when they do that, they find a fragment of toenail and can tell the corpses last thoughts!

[@stolman2197]

🤣 Thank you

[@brocknspectre1221]

It’s sad that he had to settle for cornflakes for his last breakfast when it’s clear from the scarring on the roof of his mouth that he preferred Captain Crunch☹️

[@mortalclown3812]

HA

[@crystalalexander2611]

I really enjoyed the way this was created. Thank you for sharing!

[@mweskamppp]

No wonder he was closely related to sardinians, corsikans and other today south europeans. It was about 3500bc when the pastorials from the steppe came to central europe and it took some centuries for them to spread all over Europe. They might not have reached the central alpes yet in Ötzi times. Today the pastorials make up to 80% of the skandinavian DNA and less than 10% of the sardinian DNA. The sardinians are by 90% identical with the early farmers who started to move to europe from 7000bc on and reached the british islands 3000 years later. Plus some percent of western hunter gatherer who lived in europe already.

[@seabass1180]

I love the channel's content, just wish it didn't repeat itself so much.

[@baronzaebos8888]

There seems to be an assumption Oetzi was murdered by someone who knew him otherwise why not take the copper axe? But we really don't know how a dead persons possessions were regarded by these ancient people. They may have believed taking the axe would incur bad luck from the spirits. We'll never know.

[@constantinedeboudox]

Or he was part of bigger chase through the mountains and killer didn't have time to loot because there were others he needed to kill or evade. Two confirmed kills shown by retrieved arrow makes me believe that there could be more arrows he didn't retrieve because he didn't have time or they were broken. There could be more bodies that were not found, eaten by animals or gathered by relatives to be burried after the battle/raid like the body of wounded companion or slave he was carrying.

[@lindakay9552]

I've never realized until just now, looking at the map at 6:15, Ötzi came from where all my mom's ancestors were from. Wouldn't be surprised is my dad's DNA matches the killer's DNA. 🙄

[@NickVenture1]

Good information here. Especially all the updates about genetical evidence.

[@scottowens1535]

Ver great job good story you put it into a personal perspective. With some of these glaciers receding I would think that we will find more for sure we should be looking very closely right now at all the passes that would have iced over in more recent times that are now melting and we should find a bunch more stuff more pieces to this puzzle of life.

[@MysteriousOrigins1]

Just imagine what they'll find on Mount Everest

[@grovermartin6874]

​@@MysteriousOrigins1 Apparently, the bodies are showing all over the place on Everest. I just read/saw a documentary about the trails up the mountain.

[@paperroses7615]

National Geographic Helix Labs DNA test results said that I'm his decendent and he was also found in the same regional Alps area that my family is and has been living for hundreds of years in Italy ⚡🔥 Crazy huh?

[@Ahhdjx]

The probably just lying for the money as always.

[@charlesstevensEnki]

I want to see the video of that fight two days prior.

[@doomoo5365]

I would like to hear more about the Iceman maternal line that you said was possibly extinct and who these people could have been?

[@MysteriousOrigins1]

I'm thinking they were hunter-gatherers and the other line was more on the farmer side

[@cudathehawgjetfixer7520]

He might have been in a battle between a war of two or more tribes, and instead of a murder he could be the first recorded KIA of a long forgotten War. Just to make everyone think outside of the box.

[@stephanledford9792]

The video indicated that there was blood on his weapons from a previous fight - I wonder if they cannot compare the DNA on his weapons to see who he was fighting against and if there are descendants in the region today?

[@MysteriousOrigins1]

Yeah I can't find any follow up to see if they ever did that!

[@danhnguyen-fn9eb]

Good vid. I've always been interested in the old guy. There is a problem though. Seems a lot of folks are creating scenarios around how and why the old guy was there and what happened with other people who may have been involved with him and more importantly it seems that they are putting their modern morals and ways of thinking on a man that lived more than 5000 years ago. Yes we have the forensics, but they only tell part of the story. Anything else is speculation and should be discouraged. For all we know the old guy could of been the bad guy here that went on a killing spree and was killed trying to make his escape. As far as that copper axe goes maybe it is us who is putting all the importance on it and to them it was just an everyday item. Or perhaps the people that the old guy was fighting had their own copper axes and therefore had no need for his. If you ask me I'd say that the guy had gotten into two or three skirmishes when he received all of his wounds including the arrow in the shoulder blade a day or two before reaching his death location. And once there he succumbed to his wounds.

[@joeguzman3558]

They found all that information on a gopro camera he was wearing and a tablet he had purchased from--- the very first Amazon from the Amazon jungle --- they found a note on his left side leather belt from his wife that said not to forget to stop at woolmarrtt and pick up some mammoth genitals lard for the upcoming -- making fire with 2 sticks competition.

[@willempasterkamp862]

It wasn't a crime, it was a tribal fight. He might even have token 'first blood' of some enemies. Maybe he was with some of his own on a mission in a neighbouring territory. Once discovered a fight broke lose, or maybe an ambush. His comrades were killed or wounded, he was then alone but they were on his track. He made a desperate attempt to get over the alps into safety. They got him at high altitude, at the border. His belongings not looted because it was a kind of 'honor-conflict' , signalling to his tribesmen that now he had payed with his live the attackers were satisfied.

[@bobsmoot2392]

Murder is the "unjustified/illegal killing" of another human being. Can it be murder, when there is no law forbidding it? He may have been killed in an act of war (not legally murder), or as a fleeing killer or rapist, himself. Justifiable homicide isn't murder, by definition, either. The actual plot, my have complications.

[@constantinedeboudox]

Action is the same no matter how we or the law name it, no one kills without reason (less or more justified by others) except by accident.

[@Garrotegarrote]

Not bad..stumbled upon this...a good mental journey to clear the mind.

[@jamespaden8140]

the one found was named Arno, and he was a fierce leader. His trouble came when he tried to raid another encampment, he talked BIG and stirred the others to follow him, then left them when he realized the encampment was too strong for his forces. Two survived behind him to escape, one of these died on returning. The other saw the big coward on his return, he was hunting him, for vengeance, you see the results. The gear was left out of contempt. The removal of the shaft came when he showed proof of his actions to some other. This ones' own encampment never knew the whole story. The dead man was hero of sort and could not be defamed for sake of the encampment, and that is why they were left the SECOND time, when the shaft was removed. The dread enemy had captured the weapon when he fell beneath their onslaught. He was left to rot without ceremony, despised.

[@robertbissett]

Since we're speculating, maybe Ötzi murdered a head man accounting for one of the two blood types on his arrow and took the dead guys axe. After retrieving his arrow he killed another person, pulling his arrow out again. But, a relative of one or both of the dead men knew what happened and finding him in the area attacked him in revenge. Ötzi escaped with his life and headed for the mountains to make his get-away. His attacker quickly grabbed his bow and arrow and tracked him down. After shooting Ötzi in the shoulder the relative approached to finish the job and take his equipment. But, Ötzi was not dead. Although seriously wounded he was able to defend himself causing the relative to give up the fight and return to the village. The rest is history.

[@wotsitalabowt]

Great video. One question. The Iceman has 19 relatives currently living in this region of modern day Austria. 6:31 "Indeed, these men and the iceman had the same ancestors". So all the descendants were men?

[@vickiatabi4235]

They were discussing the findings of the "Y" chromesone;only from male lineage ☑️🌚

[@dadnelson4008]

6:50. .. he invented the dab? Ya that would annoy anybody! !

[@snakejumper3277]

The continual reference to "murder" and "crime" is irritating. There is no evidence for labeling the death as such. It could just be a continuation of a long-term conflict between two groups.

[@alicewilloughby4318]

1:42 - Forty-six? They've got his age narrowed down that close??

[@MysteriousOrigins1]

Apparently

[@jandrews6254]

How about, instead of Otzi being a chief travelling to trade with other villages, he was himself a trader sent by his chief for that purpose and was given the copper axe as a sign of the chiefs authority to act on his behalf. That would suggest that the murderer(s) would not take the axe with them as it would be recognised as a very high status symbol, besides it was something they couldn’t “fence”, maybe also there was a superstition surrounding it.

[@MysteriousOrigins1]

That is the most interesting thing, the axe. Maybe those that killed him had to make a quick getaway

[@constantinedeboudox]

@@MysteriousOrigins1 He could have been part of bigger chase through the mountains and killer didn't have time to loot because there were others he needed to kill or evade. Two confirmed kills shown by retrieved arrow makes me believe that there could be more arrows he didn't retrieve because he didn't have time or they were broken. There could be more bodies that were not found, eaten by animals or gathered by relatives to be burried after the battle/raid like the body of wounded companion or slave he was carrying.

[@Beasthornen]

How do you know he got away with the murder?

[@Gizathecat2]

My MtDNA is K2b which is close to Ice Man😉

[@ralpheugene9051]

Meaning you have a 40% chance of sharing a common maternal ancestors within like 5-10 generations.

[@rogerironhide4220]

Hmmm very interesting

[@thabomuso2575]

Well it has now been discovered that the Iceman killed two persons with his bow and arrow just days before he was killed himself. I think any ordinary homicide detective would say that this guy had it coming to him. For what ever reason, he and perhaps some of his friends or fellow tribesmen were in a conflict with other people. Thr Iceman survived but was apparently alone and likely fleeing from friends or allies with those that he killed. They caught up with him and it was all over. My guess is that he was pursued by several men and that he planned to kill them as soon as he got to the slope of the mountain where he was found. He could have shot them more easily than they could have hit him with arrows. But he was killed first and before he reached the top of that mountain.

[@JavierBonillaC]

The statute of limitations might have expired for this criminal case.

[@hollyingraham3980]

No statute of limitations on possible murder.

[@hughjunit2503]

He was not killed by the arrow. There was healing that was showed. That point had been inside his shoulder for no less than a few months to a year. Very painful no doubt

[@Blondi6731]

Very interesting..... I remember when he was found. Always thought they should have done DNA on him. We will really never know exactly why he came to his death other than knowing he was shot with an arrow. There are many cenerios which could have happened. He could have been ambushed as well. No one but otzi and those there will know.

[@joeguzman3558]

For a guy that had more injuries than being hit by a train, he sure, like making lots of luch stops , every time and arrows or a rock went through him he stopped to eat and en

[@mortalclown3812]

More info on his hard core 46 years than most homeless folks' medical records. Permafrost bar fights must've been hella wicked.

[@aaronfischer9885]

Be interesting to test that copper axe and see where the copper was mined. Only a few places in the world, have surface level pure copper needed for the process...is that Michigan copper 🤔

[@vickiatabi4235]

I doubt it☑️😹🌚

[@DanCooper404]

No

[@4herstory]

Now, if only science could reach a consensus about La Brea Woman.

[@norml.hugh-mann]

100ft isn't a safe distance if the other person has the same range weapon

[@jandrews6254]

It is if you’re sneaking up behind your target

[@dionnedunsmore9996]

Idt it makes sense that he was killed bcuz he was a chief bcuz if he was-the killer would've removed something from the expired body to prove his death to the other ppl in the tribe

[@dragonwithagirltattoo598]

I also have k haplogroup. And Italian ancestry that I never knew about until my dna test. Could be related to him. Who knows?! But Otzi fascinates me.

[@mindymorgan8479]

How do we know his movements? Also maybe he was shot and fell. And died a little slower like over 2 or 3 days. Maybe he was an assassin. Maybe he was an outlaw on the run? I don't know how we would know his movements. Hmmmm

[@stolman2197]

Possible that the axe was a ceremonial piece or in some other way not wanted for magical reasons

[@kenneth9874]

I'd imagine that the bow, arrows, knife, and his other possessions would have value as well which points to someone he knew and lived among, any stranger would have taken it all

[@dudeinoakland]

Copper weapons are usually just that. Copper is too soft to make an effective weapon nor can be highly sharpened.

[@sparkleypegs8350]

Someone wanted Otzi dealt with.

[@troylaarman4424]

Why do we presume ice man was the victim and not an agresor? He may have been a fugitive on the run.

[@ltlwlwl5057]

I agree. He could have been a "bad-guy".... I wonder if a husband or father chose to get justice for his family.

[@EdSZiomek]

Otzi was an opportunistic thief and poacher, probably hunting other tribes mountain goats or sheep or even high altitude crops. He had a family to feed, and his tribe was probably starving due to changes in the climate or viability/diminishment of agricultural fields and game. He had many wounds testifying to his encroaching many competitive tribes territories. In short, everybody was encroaching everybody, and 'scrounging for his existence' was common. 32nd century BC, how coincidental! When did the surviving cultures start their historical chronicles? Sumerian, Babylonian, Egyptian, Mayan? 3200 BC. And, amateur me found library information regarding world-meteor, extinction-impact events around 7200 BC, and 3200 BC!

[@maryblushes7189]

Jealous husband got him...Otzi was a player 😘

[@ryancahill4381]

What's to say he wasn't part of a raiding party? Multiple ppls blood and many wounds.

[@thehairywoodsman5644]

I belie Otzi was a criminal , likely had committed murder , and was hunted down by the rest of the tribe and executed . or maybe he said something offensive and got paleo canceled......

[@katipohl2431]

Is this comment sarcastic or what? No understanding for Oetzi and the area he lived in. Iceman is a hero and documents the struggle our ancestors had for survival in a harsh environment.

[@archnouff7599]

😂😂😂 Excellent ! Paleo cancelled ! Wish I 'd be there when they will find in a glacier a few innomables of to day ... 😁 ❄⛄

[@MysteriousOrigins1]

My thoughts exactly. It is assumed that he was the victim.

[@majuscule8883]

They found artifact that prove that he was not a commoner, but something like a chieftan. At 45 years of age,as they scientist estimates, during prehistoric times, you are an elderly wise man,and less likely to commit a murder or thievery by yourself, but your sons may do it for you. When you a chieftan you don't run away like a criminal, unless they overthrow you and you have to run with a relative. I believe that he was abandoned by his own villagers. A group of man took control of the village and chased him away , and he ran with one or a few surviving relatives, transporting one on his back for a while, before his enemies decided to follow him in the mountains, making him leaving the wounded body to run faster, until they catch-up with him, wounding him with an arrow before leaving there when they saw the weather worsen. Alone without his comoa6, he lost consciousness or play opossum, but in fact couldn't get in his feet later because of loss of blood and endup with an heart attack.

[@jayaitche3429]

He said “umaga moobaga wumbo” 🗿🗿🗿

[@moonuni]

Competing hunting groups ,might have offended the other tribe by hunting on the tribes hunting grounds might have been part of a group.

[@grantbuxton]

They said he had cannabis in his stomach

[@ceceliapalatulan4375]

Maybe the killer is also a hunter like him looking for some animals in the mountain range .he got one and carry on his shoulders and that's the time he was shot at the back . Kill him with a final blow on his head and leave him with his weapon . Anyway ,that is only theory

[@dougbillman2333]

Might of fell on his own arrow too…..

[@billywatkins2466]

If blood was found on his weapons why do we not know who his killers are? Inquiring minds....

[@joeguzman3558]

After he got home, his wife would ask him--- How was your day??? And he would reply oh not bad.""""" i got an arrow going through my chest one through my neck. 2 went through my butt one 20-pound rock hit me on spine, oh yeah, and a mammoth jumped on my head 30 times, but what i want to know is what's for dinner.

[@stephanieyee9784]

The content is interesting and informative but you don't need to repeat it. Why do you repeat yourself all the time?

[@hollyingraham3980]

Padding.

[@bosse641]

He sure lived in murderous times.

[@vickiatabi4235]

everyone does.

[@dionnedunsmore9996]

?? A colleague?? Lmao🤣 Mmkay then!

[@paperroses7615]

What's said is that his mother side is from a population in the central Alps that doesn't exist anymore? Hello! Could be my cluster of family up in the Italian Alps! Because my test is related to ice man Nobody came there to check it out

[@AntzLoks1314]

El-Choctaw-lord-De-CalifasMexicoAztlan Antz-that-crawls-on-the-ground i Cali 🐜

[@jeffslaughter7905]

That’s what happens when you mess with someone’s wife 😂

[@williammckown1736]

Sounds like fauchi science

[@MysteriousOrigins1]

If you are against me, you are against Science!

[@emiliamartucci8291]

I agree - use reason not hate or fear. Regretfully, a certain station that practices vulpine mendacity and often mouthed by “foxy” ladies is promulgating sarcasm as conversation.

[@user-yp7be3vz2e]

Iceman was a bad@$$

[@thesufi]

Not all that ancient. Find one 25K years old and I'll be interested.

[@MysteriousOrigins1]

Okay I'll start looking

[@thesufi]

@@MysteriousOrigins1 only kidding, good video.

[@harrymills2770]

Man finds arrowhead. Concludes he's standing in the ruins of a magical sky palace, because science.

[@douglasparise3986]

It was not a good day for Iceman

[@BobSacamano666]

He was a cannibal

[@darrinwebber4077]

We need get viable DNA and rebuild his genome. And, if possible, clone him.

[@caseyj.1332]

Too bad.

[@BlackAdder1970]

Other than the injuries you don't have any proof of anything

[@douglasparise3986]

A hunting accident

[@douglasparise3986]

One of Cheneys ancestors

[@douglasparise3986]

We have the DNA evidence. We can prosecute those murderers

[@stargazer5073]

A woman did it, jilted lover

[@MysteriousOrigins1]

Yeah, probably his wife. Maybe he cheated on her and her family went after him lol

[@patrickhughes4914]

Why does the narrator constantly repeating himself?

[@donaldzlotnik505]

So a woman killed the ice Man WARRIOR?

[@MysteriousOrigins1]

Women warriors were not uncommon

[@billpetersen298]

Interesting story. But, please please please, use a real person to narrate. Had to turn off, half way through.

[@ReverendHellbilly]

I wish we could stop thinking we know when the pyramids were built.Sorry but I don't believe the 5000 yrs as a fact.Great video on ice man. CHEERS

[@juliocasim4330]

So this video will tell that universe,earth,human are not existed 6,000years ago.

[@johnhebert7643]

I would like to know how is this in the Bible illusion

[@matzlindfors8987]

Why rhey keep repeating the same thing over and over again