The Clovis First theory has been debunked! New evidence shows humans arrived 38,000 years ago. But HOW? Stay tuned to find out what science reveals about this ancient mystery!🔍 | History with Kayleigh

Neanderthals got dealt a pretty bad hand by the anthropologists at the time of their discovery. Many people even in modern times still think of them as primitive cave dwelling brutes, which is a terrible shame and it’s time we change this perception. So if you know anyone who questions Neanderthal intelligence or skill, point them to this video and let me explain it as clear and concise as I can. William King examined a skull that was discovered in the Neander Valley in Germany and he concluded

I am going to tell you all about the latest discovery from the Isle of Skye in Scotland, as researchers came across evidence suggesting the earliest human inhabitants were living on the island some 11,500 years ago. During the time of the existence of Doggerland, a landmass in North-western Europe that disappeared some 8000 years ago, it seems that humans were making their way Northward, to the far end of everything, all the way to the Northwestern most stretches of what is modern day Scotland.