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Awesome. I've watched plenty of Miniminuteman (Milo Rossi) videos, but his tend to be more pop-sci/debunking outrageous claims and less foundationally education
by drakythe 9mo ago
Awesome. I've watched plenty of Miniminuteman (Milo Rossi) videos, but his tend to be more pop-sci/debunking outrageous claims and less foundationally educational. I'll check this channel out too.
- Hikikomori 9mo agoDavid Miano and Flint Dibbles channels are also great. Both educational and debunking. https://www.youtube.com/@worldofantiquity https://www.youtube.com/@worldofantiquity https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC27vDmUZpQjuJFFkUz8ujtg https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC27vDmUZpQjuJFFkUz8ujtg
- exhumet 9mo agoyou can get a lot of good resources here (https://humanorigins.si.edu/education/recommended-books https://humanorigins.si.edu/education/recommended-books) specifically "The Botanic Age" is about this, challenges the stone based representation and goes into how it was probably a lot of wood and other materials that would rot away etc. Milo is great! Stefan Milo is also a great resource on youtube, i also really enjoy a youtuber called Fig Tree. there is a lot of good educational stuff on early humanity and early civilizations out there!