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The Origins Of Civilization: Göbekli Tepe and The Domesticaton of Wheat – HD & Subtitles

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  5. Um, This bloke is missing a few things. i can’t get into all the details
    here but first off, we know for almost a fact (as close as we can come to
    being certain about anything from this period) that the hunter/gatherers
    had much better nutrition, more free time and an all around easier life
    then the settled farmers. this should be pretty clear from the fact that
    farming enough wheat to feed even a small village is a lot of work and that
    bread is not a very healthy food. see second post.

  6. Secondly, the switch to settled farming is much more mysterious and complex
    then this guy lets on. we have to keep in mind that what he is saying is
    one small facet of one small theory that has a lot of holes in it. The
    Gobekli Tepe is fascinating because it opens so many possibilities, that
    much he has right, but you need to look a little closer if you want to
    start formulating theories. also, the drama is way over done in this video.
    loved the heavy accent.

  7. I agree with you aristafinies. This video is a way too dramatic, but
    aesthetically speaking very pleasant to an eye 🙂 There are so many things
    we still don’t know. Archaeologists uncovered just a few % of this site.

  9. Just another theory. In all other ancient finds involving carving or
    painting of animals, the people involved have been hunters, and their
    animistic church most likely designed to positively affect the hunt or
    hunters.

  12. I think all these theories make video even more interesting to watch.
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