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The race to save the world's oldest mummies
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- Опубліковано 5 лип 2024
- The mummies of Chile are the oldest in the world, but time, human development and climate change all pose a threat to the ancient relics. In Northern Chile, efforts are underway to preserve the remains.
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They got it wrong that 5,000 years old mummies are 2000 years older than Egypt's. Egyptians started mummifying around 4,600 years ago, during the 4th dynaaty. Mummies as old as 4,000-4,300 years old have been found.
Egypt on Thursday said it uncovered several 4,300-year-old tombs in Saqqara as it continues a series of discoveries in the ancient burial ground. The tombs date back to the Fifth and Sixth dynasties of the Old Kingdom (2686-2181 B.C.), officials said in Saqqara, which lies some 19 miles south of Cairo.
0:25 "The ancient culture that mummified their dead 5,000 years ago, 2,000 years before the Egyptians did."
They made a mistake on how old the mummies are, 'cause if you look it up, you'll find that one of the first mummies found in Egypt dates back to around 3000 BCE, wich equals to about 5000 years ago. Now, the chinchorro had different techniques. Almost 30% of known Chinchorro mummies were mummified naturally, the earliest one dating to 7020 BCE, wich is about 9000 years ago. But the artificial mummies of Chinchorro are believed to have first appeared around 5000 BCE, meaning 7000 years ago, and reached a peak around 3000 BCE. (It's just with the intention of clarifying what they say in the video. I'm chilean and an archeology student, so if you are interested in the topic, I can help you find articles or research on the matter)
@@valmanzanita13Ah, thank you for clarifying! So they got the 5,000 years old part wrong, they were supposed to say 7,000 years old.
I was born in Pakistan. I am fascinated by ancient history. The body remains from the Mehrgarh civilization in Pakistan show dental drilling for cavities performed on people who were still alive, all the back in 7,000 BC!
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a) Maxilliary left second molar from an adult male from Mehrgarh, with two drilled holes on the occlusal surface; b) scanning electron micrograph of the negative replicas of the holes; c: microtomographic 3D reconstruction of the tooth with positive virtual casts (top) of the two holes. L. Bondioli (Museum L. Pigorini, Rome) and R. Macchiarelli (Univ. Poitiers)
Dental drilling began earlier than previously thought, according to a recent report in Nature (Coppa A, Bondioli L, Cucina A et al., Nature 2006; 440: 755-756). An international team of researchers have discovered eleven drilled molars in a Neolithic graveyard in Pakistan dating from 7,500-9,000 years ago, at least 1,500 years earlier than previous evidence of drilled teeth.
The Tashwinat mummy of a 3-year old baby boy proves that black Saharan people mummified their loved ones before the Nile valley was fully settled after the desertification of the Sahara in 3500 BCE. The ancient people of the Nile valley were a fully black Africans.
Imagine you were laid to rest, just trying to go to the afterlife and you’re dug up and some future civilization won’t let you ascend
After thousands of years, either you ascended already, or you won't.
@@MariaMartinez-researcherI was just about to say something along those lines 😹
Why havent you ascended after thousands of years?
The ascension is thought to happen immediately. The grave disturbance has no effect. Especially, the Pharaohs can see this as a final revenge against their successors, who tried to erase them from history by destroying any tributes/depictions of them. Now people of today will show how they were and reconstruct their past by revealing /fixing the remnants and artifacts.
If you haven’t ascended after a thousand years you got some serious issues letting go. Also, those mummies already had their second death when they are forgotten to history so it’s safe to say those mummies are likely in either “heaven” or living their reincarnated lives already.
Prayers they can save educational history.
What about daddies?
I’ll allow it. ✌🏼🤣👍🏼
There are spots like this all over the South American pacific coast.
RIP To Them All 🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️
How about we let the dead rest ffs
That's what they are trying to do, more or less. The bodies still buried here and there are at great risk of being carried away by a flash flood, or being caught in the building of a road.
@@MariaMartinez-researcher yeah no thanks and be cursed yeah good luck with that
Did you not watch the video
These mummy's are so cool
0:30 I beg your pardon?
2:07 are there Aztec mud day spas?
Chile is in South America. Mexico is in North America, right below you. We are over 8.200 km. far away from you.
3:00 bro standing there menacingley
prometheus a titan gave humans fire sacrifice himself tied up to a chain only to have his liver getting eating over & over again & again & again
by an eagle fun fact liver can regenerate
Imagine being buried and thinking when you pass on your grave will be laid to rest and then now your remains are being shown on display for everyone to see
There are millions of mummies in Egypt - a hundred years ago they were burning mummies - they were used as fuel on the Cairo-Alexandria railway. Apparently the oil used in the mummification process was a good source of fuel in a country with few coal reserves.
Also ground up and used as paint: mummy brown !
@@justjane2070 Urgh!!!
do you remember when "european" aristocrats used to have mummy eating parties? and then they created mummy brown and used it in their paintings
Those aren't mummies dude. They're skeletons with clay masks.
Just here to point out the length of this video
lol
Gonna blaze
Pound town
out here saving dead bodies but not the planet or endangered animals.
You already did research on them what not just put them to rest instead putting them on displays like art you guys call them artifacts that's disgusting
Mummies Alive!?
Hmm maybe if left them in the ground they would be ok
Does the current POTOS qualify as a mummy?
Older than Egypt……..
Mummies have HIPPA rights.. they should not be displayed
Save the mummies before they die
They've already died long, long ago....
What’s wrong w Congress?
1:48 they didn’t have orthodontia then - what was their secret?
I read somewhere that our modern diet consists of foods and grains that are too soft, and back when we had to chew harder stuff, people didn't need to get their teeth straightened like we do now.
they didn’t consume foods & drinks that eroded their enamel the same way our modern diets do, they ate natural foods from the earth 🌱. a good diet generally comes with good health, and with both combined comes mostly healthy teeth.
comparing their teeth to wild animals in nature, animals consume the foods that they’re meant to have, be it fruit, grass, leaves, meat, etc.., and when they pass away many skeletons are found with most of their teeth. maybe a silly comparison, but there are parallels to why this occurred & continues to occur in the wild, versus why we now need to visit dentists in our modern day. (sugar being one of the main causes!)
Ain’t no saving those mummy’s,they’ve been dead to long for that 😂
Imagine your mom died and after some while her remains, bones, hair, mummified muscles are laying down in museum for entertainment. Or it may be your remains too... 😱Crazy.
They would be proud to have lived in such a way to preserve human history. In a way their deaths mean a lot more than those who were not mummified and preserved.
@@LucasZambranoFilms Death is still death. It's more or less but always suffering. These corpses were human beings just like us today, breathing, smiling, grieving. For science - yes. For entertainment - no! Science isn't only human virtue, there are some others that exactly make us humans, otherwise we're nothing but machines executing their program.
He's a journalist. Fact-checking falls on you.
Catholics studying science. I'm sure this will go well.
Rich people problems
zeus is a hater
Too late they're already dead😂
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Save the Mummies? What about saving people from starvation and war? FREE FREE PALESTINE, NO PRIDE IN GENOCIDE!!!! 🍉🍉🍉🍉🍉🍉
Where's my daddy?
Fun fact: We will all be ‘mummies’ 500 years from now. Our graves will be dug up and people will make up stories based on what clothes we were buried in. None of us on this comment section will be alive then. 😂
If you find a mummy,
can you keep it ?
Nope. In Chile, if you find anything archeological/paleontological, you *don't move it from the place where you found it,* and you notify the authorities, so they can send the archeologists/paleontologists to study it and dig it out correctly. It's national property.
Other countries have similar laws, so, don't buy stolen stuff. (Also, why would you have in your home a dead body, that without special care will decompose?)
It's a body of a human being so no.
Me trying to sneak one back in my carry-on 😂
The white race?
We don't want to save children in Sudan or Palestine but please save mummies!😂