When I think genes and DNA, I actually think of this sadly. I can enjoy all foods based on genes passed down...many can't even enjoy spicy food or dairy like real ice cream
The flip side to this was a friend who was trying to be a restaurant manager who had an allergy to wine: drinking it invariably caused a headache. It had to be something in the light aromatics, because he had no difficulties w/ brandy. But yes, it sucked for him.
@@keirfarnum6811I am nearly 60 and have a lot of allergies as I’m asthmatic as well, but I was 10 weeks premature and only 3lb 5oz at birth, but I was exposed to lots of dirt eating and river swimming and getting the last of the used bath water being the youngest, our toilet was even outside and we lived in the city. But obviously your lungs are dodgy when you’re that premature and my first 3 months spent in an incubator in the hospital and only formula as they didn’t let the parents hold the baby in those days just those rubber gloves through the side of the incubator. I was always the sickly kid, my Sister 3 yrs older and only 6.5 weeks premature and only 3lbs 3 oz was always healthy. Luck of the draw a mixture of being that early and what genes you get too, as my Aunty had very similar illnesses to me, and my Cousin’s daughter has very similar chronic illnesses too, Ironically my Aunty outlived her 4 siblings and just kept going even when she was bed bound.
Your videos are always welcome, and I enjoy watching them. Please know that you are appreciated. Whenever you feel under the weather, take the time to recover.
Well early explorers did say they passed huge cities when they travelled along the Amazon and I think most of those stories were laughed at since European diseases wiped out the local populations and the forest reclaimed everything by the time later explorers arrived. This is fascinating and I, too, would LOVE to know more about the peoples who lived in this lost civilization!
i'm fascinated by the increase in findings of amazonian societies over the past 50 - 60 years. especially since these findings aren't obsessed with the usual temples, tombs and monumental architecture we usually see presented. it's good to see some interest in the mundane aspects of life in prehistory and i hope to see more of it. on another note, it's good to see you're back. i was unaware of your recent health problems and really missed your regular broadcasts and hope to see more.
@@Byronic19134 uh , it can be many factors. there is a strong suspection and some evidence of drought undoing the mayans, offcourse before that there will be internal issues, saying its just that or that is usually plain wrong.
Kayleigh I'm glad you are recovering. Dianne "Physics Girl" has long COVID, and is doing very poorly. I have been very lucky-been exposed and never got it. Thanks for this video, I want to learn more about this lost city.
Glad to have you back making content again. I absolutely love your informative videos and how you present the info with your personal touch of humour. Keep up the great work Kayleigh!
I find it amazing that even in this day and time we are still finding lost civilizations and cities and many other wonderful historical people and places.
There are also mounds like these ones in the Bolivian Amazonian jungle (Beni). Their discovery is relatively recent and was also seen from the air. This area is called "Llanos de Moxos" (there is information en Wikipedia, Erickson, Clark and others) y some dates go back to 2800 years. Something related but recent (1906) is about the Brittish explorer Percy Fawcett who was looking for possible El Dorado and died trying; 100 more people died looking for him. He was a sort of engineer who traced the limits between Bolivia and Brazil so he walked through these jungles like 7 times.
Fawcett is a forgotten hero. Imagine if he had returned to inform the world of his findings? Some of his descendants live just a few miles from me but they don't know much about what happened.
@@philhawley1219 ...forgotten (no one remembers him in Bolivia) but left his marks such as being the inspiration for both Indiana Jones and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s “The Lost World, as well as the recent movie "The lost city of Z".
@@loreman7267 I am sorry to say that the story becomes darker. Fawcett's great grand daughter and her husband went out to the Amazonion areas where Fawcett disappeared to try to retrace his journeys seven or eight years ago. Sadly they both died in a road accident. It was their honeymoon. How much more terrible could this tragic story become?
I'm curious to see what else is in the surrounding areas in the region. How many other cities/settlements are hidden in all that growth? Keep up the great work!
That is amazing Kayleigh! Lidar really is a miracle tool in the field of modern archeology. It staggers the imagination that mega cities were being built two millennia ago and in the Americas. The site in Northern Guatemala called El Mirador seems to be on a scale in area comparable to this site. The massive pyramid discovered there, called La Danta is believed to be larger in volume than the Great Pyramid at Cheops. Having a unique triadic shape, these massive pyramids were once thought to be hills until archeologists uncovered them and removed the tropical foliage that hid them for perhaps 2,000 years. Both sites may be contemporaneous in age. Interesting if trade existed between both of these megalopolis size city cultures.
I once spent 3 weeks hiking around the lowlands of Central America and the Yucatan peninsula, staying in villages with a guide who spoke Spanish but I could not speak Mayan. If you ask any of the natives there they pointed to almost every hill and said that's just a buried ruin. "There used to be cities all around here." We're finding the same as true for huge portions of the Amazon. There's so much bias and archeology and history in general that I think that slows us down sometimes in making new discoveries or accepting the conclusions of new discoveries
I hope there are more discoveries in the area. It’s crazy how much LIDAR has shifted Central and South American archaeology. Glad you’re feeling better!
Glad to hear you're starting to become functional Kayleigh. I'm still suffering from fatigue and I caught it last September! Very intriguing research, I'd like to see what the researchers come up with.
Howdy Kayleigh, good to see you back. I had missed that you caught Covid. Hope to see your videos again, always interesting, I had not seen Lidar used in archeology before. Nice imaging!
Thanks, Kayleigh for another educational and enjoyable video. I missed your content but getting over Covid is more important. Glad you are feeling better.
Your return has been as good as expected. Loved the topic. And thanks for repeatedly showing the aerial photo, it allowed me to take in the details you were mentioning each time. Good to see you're recovering so well!
Thanks! I was completely unaware of this civilization. Thanks for the education. As a resident of the Americas with some ancestors from here I should know this stuff. Glad you are on the mend. Keep up the good work in educating the world about the story of us.
Facinating video , Kayleigh . I enjoyed it very much ! I saw a show on the National Geographic channel called Lost Cities with Albert Linn , where they. Used Lidar equipped drones to uncover a lot of previously hidden structures in the Amazon . And please ignore any and all Troglodytes out there !!
Kayleigh, So good to see you again. Glad you're recovering from Covid. Very interesting information and thank you for debunking the usual sensational hooha about new discoveries. It's interesting to see the straight roads with right angles, considering all the other features in the area. Sounds like some people had a serious case of OCD back then!
Ghraham Hancock , foretold that the Amazon was very populated with many advanced cities but most people sucumbed to diseases, also I visited Caral in Peru a few years ago, a very old city from like 5000 years ago, and the guide told us that they believe people were from the jungle, amazonians, and the factthey were so advanced so long ago truly surprised me.
Scholars like William Denevan were researching large-scale agriculture and urbanization in the Amazon in the 1960s. The site discussed here has been know since the 70s. New technology and additional fieldwork is simply adding to the body of knowledge. All this was underway decades before Hancock came along.
@@rosifervincent9481 I don’t really recall that, also he claims that the Gizah pyramids were built by humans, although very advanced ones way longer before than normal archeologists claim, he never claims all this mars stuff that “ancient aliens” does.
Thank you Kayleigh for this info about old civilizations in South America, specifically in the Amazon. The art direction in your videos are very beautiful, and it seems that blue is your color!
I think they were gone long before there was a US government. There were loads of people in the Amazon in the 1500s when Spanish explorers first visited. But only small tribes lived there when Europeans went back. This led everyone to think the Spanish explorers made it all up but also would mean smallpox and other diseases were probably the cause (now that we have evidence the Spanish explorers weren't lying about the massive cities in the Amazon) @@Aswaguespack
Glad to have you back Kayleigh, your videos are always fascinating. Glad you're feeling better. Missing out on income is tough but don't be too hard on yourself. Do what you need to to take care of yourself!
Thanks for the update! While I have heard of this, I appreciate your take on it! You are more entertaining than a lot of others out there! I am glad to see you have bounced back, COVID really sucks! But, it might be the new norm!
Kayleigh, thank you so much for your videos. This one is typical of your work. Your presentation is always highly detailed and informative. You really do your research. You don’t just repeat a few facts over and over. Thank you again and keep up the good work!
Yes, can we as a community shut that shit down! This place has no use for individuals with inappropriate behavior or comments to Kayleigh or anyone in this following. A shame it really needed said!
I'm glad you're back. Everyone I know has gotten the COVID with one having it bad enough for the hospital. Personally I had it super easy. I was taking ivermectin as basically a preventative sort of. Then I got covid and the prescription changed from preventative to active for about 3 days. 1 day light sore throat that was barely sore, 1 day with a headache and 100°F fever but the worst was 1 day of exhaustion. Then several days of boredom waiting on my return to work. I chose to not take the needle and went with immune boosting and ivermectin. I had discovered years earlier that taking certain vitamin supplements to prevent vertigo actually helped boost my immune system. For 5 years before covid I was never sick. Before the supplements I would at a minimum have 2 colds and 1 sinus infection every year. Not only preventing illness but strengthening my bones and teeth. My dentist noticed my improvement and asked what I was doing and I told her about the D3+K2 vitamins and she said that it is known for improving teeth health. I was amazed that its not common knowledge for dental health.
We are an Australian family of 6 unvaccinated and have been very fortunate to not have been effected by Covid not saying we haven’t had it but not sure though
The city is cool. I will share this video with a friend in Quito. I had Covid starting just bf New years. The chills were the worst. I did not like getting out of bed to run to the bathroom.
Archeology is so exciting in the 21st century! It's amazing how many new things keep popping up that we didn't know about before. To me, I see it as a way of connecting all of humanity in the past and the present.
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"It seems that they ate mice" [6:18]?
Do you mean maize (pronounced maze) or guinea pigs?
The Spaniards wrote about huge city’s they encountered during their conquest of South America.
I have it, thanks 👍
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Keiligh!! I use to listen to you.
I’m allergic to all alcohol…. I break out in handcuffs. 😂
Bravo 👏🏾
That's normal 🍻
Tragic.
I feel like breakout is not the right word for this situation😅
@@magicpyroninjaHa. Nice wordplay comeback
I read about this and I was wondering which of the archaeology channels I follow would follow up on it first. Congrats Kayleigh, it's you.
She's great but now I'm like, dammit, how many awesome cult civilizations are there in the south Americas😅
Cfapps covered it 4-5 year ago
Usually we have to wait until somebody makes a documentary before we hear about these discoveries.. Keep it up Kayleigh!
A Dutch person allergic to beer is probably as tragic as one allergic to dairy or potatoes or herring. My sincere sympathy.
When I think genes and DNA, I actually think of this sadly. I can enjoy all foods based on genes passed down...many can't even enjoy spicy food or dairy like real ice cream
Probably the yeast.
@@jackmountain8503
Allergies may be immunological. I have read that lack of contact with common bacteria can cause development of allergies.
The flip side to this was a friend who was trying to be a restaurant manager who had an allergy to wine: drinking it invariably caused a headache. It had to be something in the light aromatics, because he had no difficulties w/ brandy. But yes, it sucked for him.
@@keirfarnum6811I am nearly 60 and have a lot of allergies as I’m asthmatic as well, but I was 10 weeks premature and only 3lb 5oz at birth, but I was exposed to lots of dirt eating and river swimming and getting the last of the used bath water being the youngest, our toilet was even outside and we lived in the city. But obviously your lungs are dodgy when you’re that premature and my first 3 months spent in an incubator in the hospital and only formula as they didn’t let the parents hold the baby in those days just those rubber gloves through the side of the incubator. I was always the sickly kid, my Sister 3 yrs older and only 6.5 weeks premature and only 3lbs 3 oz was always healthy. Luck of the draw a mixture of being that early and what genes you get too, as my Aunty had very similar illnesses to me, and my Cousin’s daughter has very similar chronic illnesses too, Ironically my Aunty outlived her 4 siblings and just kept going even when she was bed bound.
Your videos are always welcome, and I enjoy watching them. Please know that you are appreciated. Whenever you feel under the weather, take the time to recover.
That LIDAR view is incredible! Really want to know more about this civilization. Glad you are feeling better, Kayleigh.
Take care of yourself above all. We are glad you are back educating us. Thank you
Kayleigh is the right person at the right time to for this era of rapid discoveries. Very grateful always. 🙏
Well early explorers did say they passed huge cities when they travelled along the Amazon and I think most of those stories were laughed at since European diseases wiped out the local populations and the forest reclaimed everything by the time later explorers arrived. This is fascinating and I, too, would LOVE to know more about the peoples who lived in this lost civilization!
i'm fascinated by the increase in findings of amazonian societies over the past 50 - 60 years. especially since these findings aren't obsessed with the usual temples, tombs and monumental architecture we usually see presented. it's good to see some interest in the mundane aspects of life in prehistory and i hope to see more of it. on another note, it's good to see you're back. i was unaware of your recent health problems and really missed your regular broadcasts and hope to see more.
I think LIDAR has been a huge part of recent finds.
The big question is, what caused these civilizations to collapse?
@@tomcollins5112 It's always governments, be it foreign or domestic
@@kingcosworth2643No actually it’s usually something environmental.
@@Byronic19134 uh , it can be many factors. there is a strong suspection and some evidence of drought undoing the mayans, offcourse before that there will be internal issues, saying its just that or that is usually plain wrong.
Dear Kayleigh
So nice having you back. We're here for you!
Just finished reading The Lost City of Z by David Grann. It discussed findings in the southern Amazon similar to what you talked about.
Glad you're feeling better.
I love your work! Super informing and engaging. Thank you for what you do!!
I love Kayleigh for giving us the imperial conversion lol Always love these videos!
Thank you Kayleigh. Fascinating.
Glad you're back and feeling better! I do enjoy your videos, especially these on ancient cities. And I was all about Doggerland for a while.
That would suck. Glad you are well.
Kayleigh I'm glad you are recovering. Dianne "Physics Girl" has long COVID, and is doing very poorly. I have been very lucky-been exposed and never got it. Thanks for this video, I want to learn more about this lost city.
Glad to have you back making content again. I absolutely love your informative videos and how you present the info with your personal touch of humour. Keep up the great work Kayleigh!
I find it amazing that even in this day and time we are still finding lost civilizations and cities and many other wonderful historical people and places.
You mean hearing about them. Obviously there are people hunting them down
Glad to hear you are over that COVID stuff. Keep making videos.
Welcome back. Thank you for your awesome content. Props from germany.
Welcome back glad you are feeling better.
Thank you, Kayleigh. ❤❤❤❤
There are also mounds like these ones in the Bolivian Amazonian jungle (Beni). Their discovery is relatively recent and was also seen from the air. This area is called "Llanos de Moxos" (there is information en Wikipedia, Erickson, Clark and others) y some dates go back to 2800 years. Something related but recent (1906) is about the Brittish explorer Percy Fawcett who was looking for possible El Dorado and died trying; 100 more people died looking for him. He was a sort of engineer who traced the limits between Bolivia and Brazil so he walked through these jungles like 7 times.
Fawcett is a forgotten hero. Imagine if he had returned to inform the world of his findings? Some of his descendants live just a few miles from me but they don't know much about what happened.
@@philhawley1219 ...forgotten (no one remembers him in Bolivia) but left his marks such as being the inspiration for both Indiana Jones and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s “The Lost World, as well as the recent movie "The lost city of Z".
I remember reading about him in the early 80s, in an illustrated kids magazine. Fascinating story, but pretty dark that he just vanished.
@@loreman7267 ...he saw something or heard about a city, maybe we'll never know, unless...his family kept writings which he wanted to keep secret.
@@loreman7267 I am sorry to say that the story becomes darker. Fawcett's great grand daughter and her husband went out to the Amazonion areas where Fawcett disappeared to try to retrace his journeys seven or eight years ago. Sadly they both died in a road accident. It was their honeymoon. How much more terrible could this tragic story become?
It's always amazing when new discoveries are made
I'm curious to see what else is in the surrounding areas in the region. How many other cities/settlements are hidden in all that growth? Keep up the great work!
That is amazing Kayleigh! Lidar really is a miracle tool in the field of modern archeology. It staggers the imagination that mega cities were being built two millennia ago and in the Americas. The site in Northern Guatemala called El Mirador seems to be on a scale in area comparable to this site. The massive pyramid discovered there, called La Danta is believed to be larger in volume than the Great Pyramid at Cheops. Having a unique triadic shape, these massive pyramids were once thought to be hills until archeologists uncovered them and removed the tropical foliage that hid them for perhaps 2,000 years. Both sites may be contemporaneous in age. Interesting if trade existed between both of these megalopolis size city cultures.
I once spent 3 weeks hiking around the lowlands of Central America and the Yucatan peninsula, staying in villages with a guide who spoke Spanish but I could not speak Mayan. If you ask any of the natives there they pointed to almost every hill and said that's just a buried ruin. "There used to be cities all around here." We're finding the same as true for huge portions of the Amazon. There's so much bias and archeology and history in general that I think that slows us down sometimes in making new discoveries or accepting the conclusions of new discoveries
I hope there are more discoveries in the area. It’s crazy how much LIDAR has shifted Central and South American archaeology. Glad you’re feeling better!
Glad to hear you're starting to become functional Kayleigh. I'm still suffering from fatigue and I caught it last September!
Very intriguing research, I'd like to see what the researchers come up with.
Pictures and maps really help, makes all the difference in the world
Howdy Kayleigh, good to see you back. I had missed that you caught Covid.
Hope to see your videos again, always interesting, I had not seen Lidar used in archeology before. Nice imaging!
Thanks, Kayleigh for another educational and enjoyable video. I missed your content but getting over Covid is more important. Glad you are feeling better.
Your return has been as good as expected. Loved the topic. And thanks for repeatedly showing the aerial photo, it allowed me to take in the details you were mentioning each time.
Good to see you're recovering so well!
Love this channel! So much cool stuff in a sea of click bait anxiety inducing nonsense. Keep up the good work Kayleigh!
I'm so sorry to hear you were sick, I'm happy to see that you're on the mend.
The straight cut roads fascinated me! I am so glad you are recovering from Covid, it can be a real ordeal. Heal up well and fast!
So glad that you are feeling better, enjoyed your video. Keep up the good work!
Thanks! I was completely unaware of this civilization. Thanks for the education. As a resident of the Americas with some ancestors from here I should know this stuff. Glad you are on the mend. Keep up the good work in educating the world about the story of us.
Glad you're doing better!
My mom went to Central America back in the 60's to do her art and live in another culture. She loved it.
Great to have you getting well and making videos!
Wow! This is fascinating. Thank you for sharing this ongoing discovery.
Welcome back 🙏 Thank you for educating and researching for us. You're brilliant!🎉
Beterschap Kayleigh en een spoedig herstel. Dank voor deze bijdrage
Facinating video , Kayleigh . I enjoyed it very much ! I saw a show on the National Geographic channel called Lost Cities with Albert Linn , where they. Used Lidar equipped drones to uncover a lot of previously hidden structures in the Amazon . And please ignore any and all Troglodytes out there !!
Knowledge is power! Thank you Kayleigh.
Glad to see you up and around! 😊
I hope you feeling better and Its always great to watch your videos
Always the most interesting content, thanks Kayliegh!
Great to have you back!
Sounds fascinating, love how you pronounced the aztec capitol, and am glad you're feeling better.
Very interesting findings! Thank you for sharing.
Kayleigh,
So good to see you again. Glad you're recovering from Covid. Very interesting information and thank you for debunking the usual sensational hooha about new discoveries. It's interesting to see the straight roads with right angles, considering all the other features in the area. Sounds like some people had a serious case of OCD back then!
Ghraham Hancock , foretold that the Amazon was very populated with many advanced cities but most people sucumbed to diseases, also I visited Caral in Peru a few years ago, a very old city from like 5000 years ago, and the guide told us that they believe people were from the jungle, amazonians, and the factthey were so advanced so long ago truly surprised me.
Scholars like William Denevan were researching large-scale agriculture and urbanization in the Amazon in the 1960s. The site discussed here has been know since the 70s. New technology and additional fieldwork is simply adding to the body of knowledge. All this was underway decades before Hancock came along.
Hancock with another accurate guess, he references the account of Francisco de Orellana.
Hancock also claims that there are pyramids on Mars built by the same people who built pyramids in Egypt.
@@rosifervincent9481 no he didnt. Show us on the doll where Graham Hancock touched you.
@@rosifervincent9481 I don’t really recall that, also he claims that the Gizah pyramids were built by humans, although very advanced ones way longer before than normal archeologists claim, he never claims all this mars stuff that “ancient aliens” does.
I can like your videos before watching because I know your love of this field and subject will make any aspect of it interesting. Thanks very much!
This discovery is cool. Thank you Kayleigh.
Thank you Kayleigh for this info about old civilizations in South America, specifically in the Amazon. The art direction in your videos are very beautiful, and it seems that blue is your color!
Another fascinating episode. Very sorry you were so ill. Glad to see you back and getting better.
New Video! 🤘Thanks for the new and interesting Video. I always enjoy your Videos.
Glad you're back, enjoy your videos.
What happened to these large civilizations? Why did they disappear and where did they go?
Glad to see you back in the saddle again and feeling better.
They likely died off from getting smallpox from Spanish explorers
@@GeecMcG or the US Government relocated them to Oklahoma
I think they were gone long before there was a US government. There were loads of people in the Amazon in the 1500s when Spanish explorers first visited. But only small tribes lived there when Europeans went back. This led everyone to think the Spanish explorers made it all up but also would mean smallpox and other diseases were probably the cause (now that we have evidence the Spanish explorers weren't lying about the massive cities in the Amazon) @@Aswaguespack
@@GeecMcG of course and before there was a Border Wall
Glad to have you back Kayleigh, your videos are always fascinating. Glad you're feeling better. Missing out on income is tough but don't be too hard on yourself. Do what you need to to take care of yourself!
It is great to have you back. Thank you for doing these vids, much appreciated. Stay well and we will always be here.
Another excellent episode and I am glad you are feeling better
Great to have you back! I always look forward to your videos. Feel better soon!
Glad your back. Onward & upward!
Hi Kayleigh! havent heard about this before, great to hear your input! keep the great content going
Super cool. Had no idea. Thank you.
Glad you are feeling better. I'm so happy to see the new content!
Thanks for being so amazing kayleigh, Brains beauty and such a pleasant voice. The world is lucky to have you 😊
Thanks for the update! While I have heard of this, I appreciate your take on it! You are more entertaining than a lot of others out there! I am glad to see you have bounced back, COVID really sucks! But, it might be the new norm!
Kayleigh, thank you so much for your videos. This one is typical of your work. Your presentation is always highly detailed and informative. You really do your research. You don’t just repeat a few facts over and over. Thank you again and keep up the good work!
She's back!!
Great video. Glad you're feeling better.
Thank you for coming back. It is time to learn something new. To all trolls Stay away you rude comments are not well come here.
Perhaps... don't give them their moment?
Kaleigh does very good work, what these "people" say or do should be ignored.
Dont feed the trolls.
@@nublettenthe long forgotten First Rule of the Internet. Ancient texts speak of the power in those denying the trolls their food.
Yes, can we as a community shut that shit down! This place has no use for individuals with inappropriate behavior or comments to Kayleigh or anyone in this following. A shame it really needed said!
She chose that sweater for views
I'm glad you're back.
Everyone I know has gotten the COVID with one having it bad enough for the hospital. Personally I had it super easy. I was taking ivermectin as basically a preventative sort of. Then I got covid and the prescription changed from preventative to active for about 3 days. 1 day light sore throat that was barely sore, 1 day with a headache and 100°F fever but the worst was 1 day of exhaustion. Then several days of boredom waiting on my return to work. I chose to not take the needle and went with immune boosting and ivermectin. I had discovered years earlier that taking certain vitamin supplements to prevent vertigo actually helped boost my immune system. For 5 years before covid I was never sick. Before the supplements I would at a minimum have 2 colds and 1 sinus infection every year. Not only preventing illness but strengthening my bones and teeth. My dentist noticed my improvement and asked what I was doing and I told her about the D3+K2 vitamins and she said that it is known for improving teeth health. I was amazed that its not common knowledge for dental health.
We are an Australian family of 6 unvaccinated and have been very fortunate to not have been effected by Covid not saying we haven’t had it but not sure though
it's so impressive what LI-DAR has been able to unearth over the last several years.
glad your back i love watching your videos i dont get enough of my ancient history fix so ty for all these videos they are amazing
Glad you are feeling better 😊.
All this new Amazon lidar stuff means there's plenty of work to do!
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Glad you are feeling better, Miss Kayleigh. Informative video as always.
Greetings from Florida great content!
I had covid 2 years ago and it sucks. Glad to see your doing well again Kayleigh. Keep going strong.
Feel better soon!
Glad you're feeling better. I saw something about this. In a magazine. Very interesting.
Awe, glad you feel better,,,,,,where is the little black board with the white letters from the old days??? I really got a kick out of that thing: )🎉😂
The city is cool. I will share this video with a friend in Quito.
I had Covid starting just bf New years. The chills were the worst. I did not like getting out of bed to run to the bathroom.
Great video as always 👍 Speedy recovery & glad to see you back ❤
Thank you
Never knew about this civilization. Thank you.
Archeology is so exciting in the 21st century! It's amazing how many new things keep popping up that we didn't know about before. To me, I see it as a way of connecting all of humanity in the past and the present.
Jestem wielce zaintrygowany tymi nowymi odkryciami i czekam na kolejne odcinki z nowinkami z Twojego kanału!
I love archeological discoveries delivered by Kayleigh.
Happy new Year and hoping for 250K subs!
Thanks for the video and glad to hear you are feeling better.
Nice to have you back and take care 😊, feel better ❤.
Stay healthy Kayleigh.
Glad you are on the mend!!
I caught COVID just before the end of the year, I can relate. But, that's nothing compared to an allergy to beer. I feel so bad for you. Prayers sent.
Glad you are feeling better, We have missed you. I love your sense of humor!