#RealArchaeology
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- Опубліковано 9 лют 2025
- Join us as we discuss the cutting edge of paleoanthropology and Neandertal topics for the #RealArchaeology online festival, Friday Oct25th 1pm UK time - 2pm UK time. www.real-archa...
Dr Chris Stringer is an archaeologist and physical anthropologist who has worked on topics in human evolution for several decades. He is well known for the recent Out of Africa theory, his numerous studies of fossils, and his public engagement, sharing our human past with all people.
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Hey Flint FYI, I was looking for these videos on your channel page, these are only found under the livestreams tab, I dunno much about running a channel but it may be worth a quick edit and re-upload as a normal video? Im not sure how much it matters really lol
Free lectures, jackpot. You go guys
Great conversation, thanks for streaming!
In 1964, aged 13, my parents gave me a subscription to National Geographic. I was hooked, especially on archaeology. But when an article on Neanderthals was published saying they had died out despite overlapping with homo sapiens, I questioned this. Despite knowing nothing about interbreeding, I knew enough to believe that if there had been an overlap, there would have been interbreeding. It has been very validating to my teenage self to have this proved as time went on. I should write a paper on it myself! lol. Thanks for this great talk. From Australia.
Flint! I loved this #realarcheology series. I learned so much from the videos I was able to catch and look forward diving into the ones I missed. Kudos to you and all involved with putting this together. A triumph in my humble opinion.
thank you for the great talk! very very interesting! i love listening to people talk neanderthal :D
btw great to know Flint is on bluesky, i deleted twitter years ago, but i just recently got a BSky. will subscribe right away.
Yeah but...they're talking about Neandertals!
yeah, UA-cam is a good platform for these types of topics, because almost anyone can access them.
thank you for sharing this to us!
Such a great conversation! I look forward to watching the rest of the Real Archaeology series.
Love it! Dr. Stringer is a rock star
Great conversation as always. Please keep bringing such excellent guests!
Thank you for having Dr. String, I learned and clarified several doubts. Great conversation!
Awesome work. Thanks all!
Thank you.
@1:09:00 reminded of James Burke's dictum that anything that can be understood can be explained, and its the job of the science journalist to do that. My flipside footnote: if you can't explain something to others clearly, it's because you don't really understand it, and its the job then to clarify your own understanding to where you can do so.
Thanks for uploading.
This was a fantastic discussion. Thank you so much for the #RealArcaeology series - what an absolute treat for enthusiasts such as myself. One question, how did Denisovans get into Papua New Guinea? They would have had to cross the Wallace Line, does this mean they had boating technology?
Very interesting
I’m an atheist, last year I wasn’t. I am digging science lately
But I wanted fake archaeology
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I can’t believe my luck Flint. This is my favorite subject matter. I’m so obsessed with human evolution, Im even wearing my homo heidelbergensis t-shirt. Thank you so much. 😂
Brow ridge = cranial sombrero
With only a tibia, would you consider Boxgrove Man to be _Rhodesiensis? Antecessor?_
That browridge experiment guy is hilarious. FIgures it was the 1970s 😂
dragon man is my favorite fossil, i think its beautiful
Weird/dumb question: did early modern sapiens and Neanderthals “know” or sense there was a difference or they were different types of humans?
50:00 On the point of Hybridisation.. Would you not be able to tell from the shape of the hip whether or not birth would be viable? I think it would have been easier for a neanderthal to give birth to a homo sapien hybrid rather than a homo sapien giving birth to a neanderthal hybrid, just purely because of the size of the head. The female would need to be able to birth effectively and that's surely easier if you have bigger hips?
Did neanderthals have bigger or wider hips? I'm just assuming, I have no clue.
53:28 I'm also less sociable without ciders
That ‘little girl’ referred during the opening segment, was really a tiny ancient alien.
Are you sure aliens didn't seed the planet?
Lol
I didn't realize they joke about this later in the video😅
Neandertals?