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Michael Button: “It’s almost like the rug has been pulled out from underneath our understanding of human history.” There are three huge questions archaeology can no longer answer. 1. Why did civilization appear simultaneously worldwide after hundreds of thousands of years of nothing? Why after so long of human...

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Tater 的头像
Tater1 个月前

@JoseCCAlmeida God separated everyone a language at the Tower of Babel and they all went to their own region. This is why multiculturalism is not biblical.

Howard Mairs 的头像
Howard Mairs1 个月前

The answer is very simple, there have been many civilizations that have grown to extremely advanced levels and then been reset either by their own hands or by natural disasters. Also, the great pyramids are without question chemical refining machines specifically designed to refine gold that was mined from the world‘s most ancient gold mines in South Africa, which are proven and factual and scientist can’t figure out how they were mined so long ago, and by what means. But all of this is written out, explicitly in ancient Sumerian records. It’s just all being hidden from us.

Tony DeMarco 的头像
Tony DeMarco1 个月前

Climate change. Glaciers receded and civilization became possible. The holocene began 10k years ago. Civilizations emerging around the same time isn't that mysterious.

Don Sullivan 的头像
Don Sullivan1 个月前

These "experts" piss me off because they just pull numbers out of their ass, and claim it as truth...

Kappa 的头像
Kappa1 个月前

I hate people like this. First he makes a claim that archaeology can't answer a question that archeology can answer perfectly well, and then he goes on a tirade of nonsense to try to sell his idea that people that studied this all their life and understand it profoundly are not suitable to answer these questions but he, a fucking idiot, is. If he doesn't know why humans spent thousands of years with little technological advancements, then he shouldn't be talking about anything related to this.

OVERCLASSIFIED 的头像
OVERCLASSIFIED1 个月前

Exactly. The simultaneous spark of civilization after ages of stasis doesn’t look like random cultural evolution… it looks like a switch got flipped 👀👀

Kappa 的头像
Kappa1 个月前

So let me ask you something, if today we were all gone and in 10000 years some humans or aliens searched for signs of civilizations from this time, who would they find first? Our cities or the villages of the people that still live in the jungle? Our cities right? So using the same logic, if there was advanced civilizations in the past why do we only find the remains of tribes and hunter-gatherers and zero, ZERO, evidence of those advanced civilizations?

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Andrew Jackson, The 17th1 个月前

There is a saying. "Wash, rinse and repeat." We do not know how many times humans populate and got depopulated with only the prepared ones survive. take a look, they even track large earthquakes, like there is a connection 😉

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Shelly1 个月前

The Bible has the answer. 4 couples went into the ark with civilization knowledge. After several hundred years the Tower of Babel happened. All the people on earth spread out over the whole earth with now unique languages and began building the civilizations we know of today

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Alex 🍊🍊🍊🍊🍦🐄1 个月前

Let me explain why.. because the statement about civilization starting about the same time is a presupposed assumption.. there are people in the jungle 2026 that aren’t a civilization, still..

Sunman 的头像
Sunman1 个月前

The shigir idol is 12,000 years old. It's the oldest wooden sculpture ever found.

Sushibean 的头像
Sushibean1 个月前

Just cuz we’re still here, doesn’t necessarily mean we are the most intelligent ever to be on earth. Maybe we were just better killers

TheBearJew 的头像
TheBearJew1 个月前

Two stories in the TORAH/ 1st testament tells it all… one of which is the history of Noah and the flood, lower water levels made it possible to walk across what may be oceans today and two people were building trying to reach G*d so G*d broke their towers and separated them confused their languages having them all speak differently so with that being said look at earths continents it’s clear that they were broken apart and we’re all once connected And that’s how you have natives in Australia, America’s and islands that were impossible to reach at a point in time It’s crazy how just 30 years ago so many biblical stories sounded so delusional and impossible, but as we become more understanding and knowledgeable, those stories become much more realistic, and possible, and the denial of these biblical text are so instilled in people that some refused to acknowledge them

Jeffery Enigl 的头像
Jeffery Enigl1 个月前

Genetic Manipulation, Already Evolving Primates...

Brent Newton 的头像
Brent Newton1 个月前

We're coming up on another fall from civilization. We rise and fall. Who knows how many times we've been precisely where we are now.

Walter Cruttenden 的头像
Walter Cruttenden1 个月前

These mysteries are solved by understanding the Yugas, discussed in detail at the Conference on Precession and Ancient Knowledge. Consciousness is cyclical, civilizations were much higher at one time when telepathy and clairvoyance were common knowledge. When that ability was lost, writing was invented by necessity.

Helios 的头像
Helios1 个月前

Dark forest theory Stoned ape theory We simply need a new theory allowing to bring all pieces together

moneyFever 的头像
moneyFever1 个月前

1. Google emergent behaviours. This is well documented with examples in nature today. 2. 🤷‍♂️ since modern man; perhaps Neanderthals; out of context it is irrelevant. 3. Because of Pangea. Google that too. The land masses were effectively one.

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fititallin691 个月前

This guy is talking rubbish, archeologists and historians have a pretty good idea of when and why civilisation evolved and it wasn’t all at once it was a slow build up from hunter gatherer societies to what we think of as civilisation

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Michelle Clary1 个月前

We don't have the privledges of knowing the truth because the Smithsonian and Vatican literally keep all the ancient true history to a small group of families in the world. They dare not tell us because then the hold on us they have wouldn't be so easy

Jody Maggio 的头像
Jody Maggio1 个月前

Um hello the Bible

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Tenement Rebel Bitch 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿1 个月前

Load of pish, China was a civilised country when we painted ourselves blue and were fighting everyone in all directions. It’s a fluke mankind hasn’t annihilated itself but it could do yet before the midterm elections.

Paul Villella 的头像
Paul Villella1 个月前

Babel

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Bradypus🇨🇦🇲🇽🇵🇦🇬🇱1 个月前

The ice ages ended 10000 years ago and the climate has been stable since. That's what enables civilization

John MCGOWAN 的头像
John MCGOWAN1 个月前

Proof that humanity is a simulation. Download a program that sparks intelligence and civilizations emerge. Once the simulation has run its course, you introduce computers and humanity ceases reproduction and ends.

Stan Young 的头像
Stan Young1 个月前

Number one there's no pathway from chemicals to DNA to form the first life form number two go back to Noah's flood in the eight people on board and all people on earth coming from that beginning

Greg 的头像
Greg1 个月前

According to Lacerta, I think we’re the 7th go on this planet

Director of Golf 的头像
Director of Golf1 个月前

BECAUSE….. humans were not on this earth for hundreds and hundreds of thousands of years.

Tiger Blood 的头像
Tiger Blood1 个月前

Civilization was built back after the flood.

Bernard P Phife 的头像
Bernard P Phife1 个月前

The Bible is so accurate and truthful you cannot ignore it as the source of knowledge.

Susie P 的头像
Susie P1 个月前

My personal theory is changing. I think humans are everywhere. We might look different,but I think we are all over the universe. We were put here

Chris 🇦🇺 的头像
Chris 🇦🇺1 个月前

Australia, less important 😭

Harry Shaw 的头像
Harry Shaw1 个月前

Easy easy..... Our history we are told is an absolute load of lies, That's why nothing makes sense... I love the fact we "evolved from monkeys", yet somehow, a pig has the closest DNA to us humans.... Middle ages interesting aswell, no history... It's just called "middle ages"😁

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The Watchers🎯1 个月前

🛑🛑🛑 I will answer question 1. That is because "someone"(not human) showed us, we didn't just become smart. If people evolve and become smarter with time unabated, why havn't the uncontacted people living deep in the amazon haven't known better up till date? So someone/persons from a civilization more advanced than ours was here

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