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Hey, I'm AJ, I make videos about archaeology, geology, and history. Subscribe for more unique takes on the past!
Crystal Cove Geology Tour
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Take a virtual field trip of the geology of Crystal Cove Beach or try it out yourself. Here are the stops:
Stop 1: Reef Point. 8324-8504 E Pacific Coast Hwy, Newport Beach, CA 92657. Park at the Lower Reef Point Parking Lot and take the trail next to the bathroom. Look out at the marine terrace on your way down to the beach, then check out the hard chert that makes cool formations and tide pools.
Stop 2: Abalone Point. Walk about a mile down the beach to its southern end, Abalone Point. As you get close, look for the fault and contact metamorphism in the Monterey Formation here. Then check out the amazing columnar jointing in the andesite.
Stop 3: Little Treasure Cove. 5610-5720 Pacific Coast Hwy, Newport Beach, CA 92657. Park at the northernmost parking lot in the park and take the trail toward Little Treasure Cove. If you time your visit with low tide, you'll be able to comfortably check out the sea cave and the beautiful folds in the Monterey Formation here.
This video and recommended stops were inspired by the “Beach Geology Brochure” by Merton Hill and A. Hill and available here: www.crystalcovestatepark.org/beach-geology/
Credit:
Underwater eruption video: Javier Rodríguez Jauregui; ua-cam.com/video/pQXCIIa6vbg/v-deo.html
Underwater landslide experiment video: Teijen1; ua-cam.com/video/8gYJJjxY8g0/v-deo.htmlsi=cBO8gVMjEH1EUVzW
Take a virtual field trip of the geology of Crystal Cove Beach or try it out yourself. Here are the stops:
Stop 1: Reef Point. 8324-8504 E Pacific Coast Hwy, Newport Beach, CA 92657. Park at the Lower Reef Point Parking Lot and take the trail next to the bathroom. Look out at the marine terrace on your way down to the beach, then check out the hard chert that makes cool formations and tide pools.
Stop 2: Abalone Point. Walk about a mile down the beach to its southern end, Abalone Point. As you get close, look for the fault and contact metamorphism in the Monterey Formation here. Then check out the amazing columnar jointing in the andesite.
Stop 3: Little Treasure Cove. 5610-5720 Pacific Coast Hwy, Newport Beach, CA 92657. Park at the northernmost parking lot in the park and take the trail toward Little Treasure Cove. If you time your visit with low tide, you'll be able to comfortably check out the sea cave and the beautiful folds in the Monterey Formation here.
This video and recommended stops were inspired by the “Beach Geology Brochure” by Merton Hill and A. Hill and available here: www.crystalcovestatepark.org/beach-geology/
Credit:
Underwater eruption video: Javier Rodríguez Jauregui; ua-cam.com/video/pQXCIIa6vbg/v-deo.html
Underwater landslide experiment video: Teijen1; ua-cam.com/video/8gYJJjxY8g0/v-deo.htmlsi=cBO8gVMjEH1EUVzW
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6 Facts About Origins of Warfare
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Subscribe to Poopy Archaeology! tinyurl.com/4jxemehx Here are six facts about the origins of warfare: #1 the earliest clear evidence for war is 13,000 years old, #2 warfare is extremely rare in the animal kingdom, #3 chimpanzees engage in raids, #4 bonobos are peaceful, #5 war is common in hunter-gatherer societies, and #6 hunter-gatherer societies can be peaceful Note 1: the battle scene at 3:...
Basic Archaeology: Stone, Bronze, and Iron Ages Explained
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Subscribe to Poopy Archaeology! tinyurl.com/4jxemehx Here's what the Stone, Bronze, and Iron Ages mean, how they were created, and why they're not that useful for most of the world. Images from Wikimedia Commons
The Pirate Francis Drake in California
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Subscribe to Poopy Archaeology! tinyurl.com/4jxemehx *Correction: Later in the video I say 1578 when I should have said 1579* In 1579, Francis Drake spent five weeks during his circumnavigation of the globe in California. This video covers the reasons why Drake decided to stay in CA, the evidence for where he landed, and the significance of his journey to the Golden State. Check out Drake's lan...
Geology Tour of San Francisco
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Subscribe to Poopy Archaeology! tinyurl.com/4jxemehx *Correction: I should have said ‘ultramafic’ and ‘mantle’ instead of ‘mafic’ and ‘crust’ when describing the parent rock of serpentinite. It also may have formed from ultramafic rock within the continental plate at the subduction zone* Take a virtual field trip of the geology of San Francisco! Along the way we discuss the geologic history of ...
The 4 Main Rocks of San Francisco
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Subscribe to Poopy Archaeology! tinyurl.com/4jxemehx Learn to identify the four main rocks in San Francisco: chert, greenstone, graywacke, and serpentinite! Underwater eruption credit: Javier Rodríguez Jauregui; video: ua-cam.com/video/pQXCIIa6vbg/v-deo.html Turbidity experiment credit: Teijen1; video: ua-cam.com/video/8gYJJjxY8g0/v-deo.html Sources: Brodo, I. M. (1973). Substrate ecology. In T...
CA Archaeology: Rock Art With Clarus Backes
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Clarus Backes joins us to share his research documenting rock art in California. We discuss petroglyphs, pictographs, and cupules, concentrations of rock art in CA, and what we can learn by studying rock art using scientific methods. References: Backes Jr, C.J., 2004. More Than Meets the Eye: Fluorescence Photography for Enhanced Analysis of Pictographs. Journal of California and Great Basin An...
California Archaeology: CRM with Karl Holland
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We're joined by Karl Holland to discuss how Cultural Resource Management (CRM) works in California and his experiences in CRM archaeology in both the field and project management roles.
5 Most Controversial Archaeology Finds in USA
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Subscribe to Poopy Archaeology! tinyurl.com/4jxemehx Here are five of the most controversial finds in American archaeology: 1. Cerutti Mastodon Site, 2. Calico Early Man Site, 3. Kennewick Man, 4. Solutrean Hypothesis, and 5. Polynesians in California. I give my opinion of their validity in this video, feel free to include your opinion in the comments. *Mistake in card - should be 'Cerutti' not...
1500 Subscribers Thank You/Poopy Archaeology Q&A!
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*there's a mistake in the question cards sorry!* Thank you everyone for helping Poopy Archaeology reach 1,500 subscribers and 150,000 views! I'll also explain the name of the channel, current directions, and why I've been posting infrequently lately (spoiler: it's a boy!) Here are links to some of my Poopy Archaeology papers: www.pnas.org/content/116/12/5461.short doi.org/10.1017/aaq.2019.103 d...
10 Tallest Egyptian Pyramids
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Subscribe to Poopy Archaeology! tinyurl.com/4jxemehx Here are the ten tallest Egyptian pyramids (heights are for pyramid in completed form, some pyramids are smaller today due to destruction and erosion): 1) Great Pyramid of Giza (146.6 m/481 ft) 2) Pyramid of Khafre (143.5 m/471 ft) 3) Red Pyramid (105 m/344 ft) 4) Bent Pyramid (105 m/344 ft) 5) Pyramid of Senusret III (78 m/256 ft) 6) Black P...
6 Egyptian Archaeology Sites You’ve Never Heard Of
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Subscribe to Poopy Archaeology! tinyurl.com/4jxemehx Places like the Pyramids of Giza and Valley of the Kings get the most attention in Egyptian archaeology, but there are hundreds of other amazing sites in Egypt! Here's a list of less known, but equally fascinating Egyptian archaeological sites. Let me know in the comments what sites you'd add to the list and thanks for watching! 1. Red Pyrami...
7 Times Ancient People Discovered Even Older Artifacts
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Subscribe to Poopy Archaeology! tinyurl.com/4jxemehx Have you ever wondered if ancient people thought about their past? Turns out there are plenty of archaeological examples of ancient civilizations discovering even older things. Here's the list and make sure to subscribe for more! No. 1 The Aztec Great Temple of Tenochtitlan in Mexico City. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Templo_Mayor No. 2 Ennigaldi-Na...
WW2 Attack on Santa Barbara California
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Subscribe to Poopy Archaeology! tinyurl.com/4jxemehx Did you know that Goleta, California, right outside Santa Barbara, was attacked by a Japanese submarine during WW2? Although it caused little damage, here's why this attack is important in US history! To check it out yourself, go to Haskell's Beach in Goleta to see the remains of oil derricks hit by a few shells (goo.gl/maps/YnqUFKLiMDFKgdWNA...
The San Andreas Fault and 1906 San Francisco Earthquake
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The San Andreas Fault and 1906 San Francisco Earthquake
3 Reasons California Is Always on Fire
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3 Reasons California Is Always on Fire
Geology of Sierra Nevada Mtns in 30 seconds [Geology Meme]
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Geology of Sierra Nevada Mtns in 30 seconds [Geology Meme]
Geology of Marin Headlands and Rodeo Beach
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Geology of Marin Headlands and Rodeo Beach
The Battle of La Purisima and the Chumash Revolt
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The Battle of La Purisima and the Chumash Revolt
The Original Mission San Juan Capistrano
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The Original Mission San Juan Capistrano
Geology of Laguna Beach: Caves, Coves and Cliffs
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Geology of Laguna Beach: Caves, Coves and Cliffs
The Lost Mission: Mission San Rafael Arcangel
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The Lost Mission: Mission San Rafael Arcangel
Geology of Bolinas Bay/Stinson Beach California
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Geology of Bolinas Bay/Stinson Beach California
If they have a theory for multiple exits from Africa there is no reason to believe that the Western hemisphere wasn't the same thing? Just saying? ✌️
Kennewick bones were replaced with Native Americans while in their possession. The scientist noticed the switch. The Natives refuse to allow anyone to investigate their DNA or any burrial sites.
The bones if they were broken for the marrow they would also have hash marks where the meat was scraped from the bones along with many other telltale signs of consumption. I find it hard to believe any half trained student would not be aware of this leading me to believe that deception rather then error is in play here. There are so many new finds that do not get the scrutiny they deserve and are not even referenced in mainstream paleontology and archeology. It seem to always be prioritized by who it would effect in the hierarchy of accredited Universities and never enters the dissertations from the professional students. If this does not change while the world forums elite owners are controlling what gets excavated and researched and what does not we will be set back hundreds of years. It would seem that the Smithsonian has set the world precedent for controlling what is our past and what they want it to be.
The first wave of immigrants from sumeria were the most highly educated. Then they got cable tv and it all just fell apart.
Topock maze near Needles Californisn(Anunnali Elyptobiti /mining tailings} and Blythe intaglios {Geoglyphs} !
Had he landed Just 500 hundred miles to the South, Sir Kendrick would have kicked his Golden Hind. "They Not like Us"😅
National Teton Park, Yellowstone, etc is much more dense forest and its not always on fire....
Human and extraterrestrial life on this planet, go's back millions of years... Humans and other creatures are all over the galaxy... The Chinese survived a star ship crash, and got stuck there.. The American Indians are from another planet, and were left here.. The south Americans, are the descendants of Atlantis... The Irish were in North east America when the vikings came.. We are made up of evolution, genetic engineering, Extraterrestrial intervention, inter breeding, over millions of years.. Different races, from different planets.. Any creature called a god, were aliens in our past... Star trek, star wars are our future, and our past..
Wife is like “what is this UA-cam with our baby all over these rocks?? I thought if I went to the office for the day you were taking her to the zoo!” 😂😂
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Modern academia refuses to accept even the idea that there could have been people here well before the Clovis culture. Despite quite a bit of reasonable evidence, from many sites and many professional archeologists. Every body seems to disregard the undisputable fact that "academia" has been wrong, many, many times. Galileo comes to mind, and the list goes on, and on. The fact that so many reputations of people that are held in the highest regard are at stake is enough to make anyone with reasonable sense take a second look at some of these claims. Personally, I find it hard to believe that the Clovis people were the first hominids in the continent. In time, all will be revealed.
I am probably biased since I am a Drake - but it is also important to judge a person who lived in the 1500s by the time they lived in - not by present day standards/morality...
Coopers ferry landing
I wonder what the Natives looked like considering slavery was in the south and those sites are right outside of Black cities?
noticed those several hundred thousands year olds round 4:52
yes, the Legend returns with another outstanding, riveting description of the coastline that we all love. Wonderful graphics, narration. Wondering if the iconic "Wave" geology site in Utah was formed by an underwater landslide??
Thanks woody! I think the wave is an ancient dune field
Love that you leave the locations in the describtion
👍👍Hate to see tortured rocks
I kinda like it
since when
The legend has returned 🙇
Lol thanks brosky sorry it’s been a while
Woah. Lots of things are not accurate in this. Unfortunately yet another presentation that is glamorized. This revolt was not planned at all. 1 native chumash lied to the people and the priests which started the outbreak. This comes directly from Harrington informants. 3 chumash were targeted for revolt and charged to explosion to Monterey. Chumash did flea to Bakersfield and resided on an island when soldiers from Monterey and Sb came to forcefully take them back, the chumash faught them off and the soldiers returned to the coast loosers. A second dispatch went back and priest took to negotiating with the chumash after a yearly celebration tool place as tradition. Afterwards as part of the offer the priest made was full pardons for the deaths if they returned. The chumash returned to the missions because they wanted to be home. Does that sound like slavery? No, the chumash had adapted to mission life and wanted to return to it. So much more is off target and glamorized to the uninformed. To understand the whole of the story you have to read Harrington's papers, the chumash ethnographic information, the gov official documents, the mission documents and also the soldiers families stories.
I was taking a bio anthropology class (in San Diego) at the time the Cerutti site was in the news. The professor was like, well, if he's right, the whole timeline I just taught you is out the door! A few years later, I had a job working security at the Natural History museum. I got to spend a lot of time looking at those bones! lol I'm not sure i'm convinced, but they made a good case.
Rock eagle mound looks more like a Turtle
You should check the current analysis of the subject in May 2024 it’s sounding a little more real
I grew up in southwest Louisiana. Through my entire childhood, I thought roads made of shells were common. Like you might think of a gravel road made from a gravel pit, our roads were all made of and recovered annually by shell. I never questioned where it came from. Years later, now I know.
YOU LIE! I've seen most of these!
You got me Raymond
@@PoopyArchaeology but I don't want you, however thanks for the video & your effort
They weren't French was no france 12000 yrs ago get it right
Gender reveal parties start forest fires? I'm confuzzeled.
That was amazingly creative
Pacific north American plates meet san andreas lake and fault
San andreas lake-fault
I learned the name as "the crappo formation" from my engineering geologist brother. That was the easiest part of the fill in OC map in my college geology course 😂
You wouldnt find human remains of nacient people..lol 🤣🤣🤣 theres only been like a few clovis bones ever found if that😂😂😂. Plus, a major catclism happened in north america 12,5 thousand years ago nothing would be left accept things that were in deposits or escaped the inillation of the instatanious melting of the north American Ice sheets...
What about Meadowcroft PA??? Certified artifacts from 17-20 k years and possobly sevral over 30 k years plf found in a cave undernetah of a known clovis sight the clovus culture was just recycling the old preforms and tools left at these quarries from the people that were alread using the quarries for over 75k years i have found 3 artifacts that can only be explained as neanderthal in design amd i found it over 2 metters beneath the burn layer from the younger dryous cataclysm.. they are fractured hand blades percusion but not flaked ...and sharper then a raiser...geofacts lol...yes its a geo fact intill u find 1000s of the same shape made of the same material ..also when you're dealing with a culture that was making stone tools out of corundum a material that only a diamond beats and hardness you can't fracture or use percussion methods to shape that type of material You have to use abrasion and polishing and I have a massive collection of sauls made out of corundum absolutely salutrient and design diamond shaped non-fluted keel haul all salutrian style tools check my channel out if u dont believe me 😂😂😂 but stop with paradigmes because they destroy discovery...and if u dont think humans were on north america prior to 13k years u just havent done your homework. Meadowcroft alone proves that someone was her 20k years ago ....
Hey bongo explain the mortars and nestles found under volcanic buttes in river gravely estimated ages 250 million years ago try reading a book or 2 people try ready 2000ancient archeology ,paleontology anthropology, etc 1st book to read urantia book 2nd book forbidden archeology ,3rd book lost continent mu ,4 th book Mayan prophecies, 5th Aztec, etc n so on bout 30 yrs more oh include all nat geographies u will find discrepancies intimate but you must 1st put tge time in no int er net just 2st printings
Wow that is the best video I've found on this subject so far. Nice job!
And Sudan has been at war ever since.
How about the Salina Kansas site with 220000 year evidence, below 2 glacier deposits
Great Circle Mound in Ohio.
I like Pipestone National Monument in Minnesota.
Kayaked across from there to the other side the other side feels like a whole new land with all the diversity in plants and trees
There is no problem saying that Australia was settled 50k+ years ago and was by boat. Yet every time that settlement in N. America is discussed it always involves an ice free Beringia & low sea levels. I guess early folks in this part of the world were too stupid to figue out how to use boats. Yeah, right.
It makes you wonder how much of the pre-history of North America is waiting to be discovered. What would you say is the best museum to see this sort of archeological artefacts?
Most academic archeologists and historians have a lot of reckoning to do . Better sooner than later.
What if you get told that it all started in north America one day Noah's ark made from Gopher wood came from Florida.
Spiro mounds in Oklahoma
A Polynesian tribe has had a piece of green obsidian for almost 1000 years, and green obsidian only comes from North America
scholar.smu.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1009&context=hum_sci_anthropology_research
Except one problem. La Purisima didn't exist at that site! That is a rebuilt museum, built approx 1930's, a long way from the original La Purisima mission that was destroyed in an earth quake miles away!
But it did! After the 1812 earthquake the mission was rebuilt at the site of the state park/museum where I shot the video. You can still see the remains of archaeological features around the 3:00 mark.
I'm a Bonobo
I don't doubt that some Europeans, Polynesians, and/or Chinese landed on America's shores long before Columbus(or even the Vikings). There probably have been very small groups make it there other than the main groups the Native Americans are/were descended from. History is long. Over the long thousands of years, there almost surely would have been ships blown off course that ended up there, there almost certainly would have been a few crazy people who sailed off into the distant unknown and ended up there, and there probably were a few who crossed on ice sheets across the Atlantic Ocean, desperate to find new hunting lands. I'm pretty confident that things like this happened from time to time. But these groups would have been small in number, and sparse over time, so any evidence of them would be near impossible to find as the evidence would be few and far between and the likelihood of stumbling upon it would be very low and met with a lot of skepticism if any is found. And any such people who made it to the Americas likely would have either found themselves outnumbered and attacked by natives and eliminated or they would have integrated with the natives and interbred with them and thus absorbed by the majority population. And likely not ever enough in number to make any impact on the overall DNA record across the Americas.
West Country(Drake was from Devon)accent is more like the traditional 'pirate accent'. They talk like pirates, arghhhh