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The Largest Prehistoric Copper Mine in the World
Download and play Tacticus for Free today: USE CODE: NOVHELLO to get 2000 gold and 50 Blackstones for FREE! This is the story of what ancient mining experts have called “the largest prehistoric copper mine in the world”. The incredible Mines of Kargaly. At the farthest reaches of Europe, on the steppes, between the Ural Mountains and the Caspian Sea,…
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Top 5 Ancient Weapons That Changed History | like 👍 subscribe #ancient #wepon
Discover the top 5 ancient weapons that transformed the course of history! From the powerful longbow to the innovative chariot, these groundbreaking tools of war reshaped battlefields and civilizations. Watch how these weapons evolved and left a lasting impact on warfare. Perfect for history buffs, enthusiasts of ancient military tactics, and anyone curious about the weapons that shaped our past!…
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The Science of Portal Travel | Billy Carson
Billy Carson delves deep into the science behind star gate and portal travel and how modern science may already be using this technology today! 👍 LIKE if you enjoyed this video! 🔄 SHARE with your friends and spread the knowledge! 🔔 SUBSCRIBE for more amazing content! 👉 Hit the BELL Icon on our HOME Page to stay updated with our…
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Object Spotted Moving Through our Galaxy at 1 Million Miles Per Hour #CWISEJ1249 #spaceobservation
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Read More » DNA result of Phrygian (I3917)
The Phrygians, an Indo-European people, thrived in west-central Anatolia (modern-day Turkey) from around the 12th century BCE. Their mastery of metalworking, particularly in bronze, is evident in intricate artifacts. They established fortified settlements and were among the first to domesticate horses and invent the chariot, revolutionizing warfare and transportation. Their language, Phrygian, belonged to the Indo-Iranian branch of the Indo-European…
Read More »How far north did Neanderthals get?
Thanks to Keeps for sponsoring this video & for the free product! Head to to get a special offer. Individual results may vary. How far north did Neanderthals get? Did Neanderthals ever reach Scandinavia, Denmark, Sweden? It’s an interesting question because we often think of Neanderthals as cold adapted. However answering it is very difficult. I chatted to the team…
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