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As a paleoartist, John Gurche focuses on combining art and science to create the faces of our long-lost ancestors. With the discovery of Homo naledi, the newest addition to the genus Homo, Gurche was tasked with determining how this creature would have looked, based on bone scans of the fossils found.
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@meyminglam948
@meyminglam948 7 лет назад
Oh my gosh, this looks like the ultimate dream job!
@mojoarmstretch7261
@mojoarmstretch7261 3 года назад
Exept for dissecting gorilla faces..
@jesuscastro3420
@jesuscastro3420 3 года назад
Hiii
@jesuscastro3420
@jesuscastro3420 3 года назад
Yeah it is the ULTIMATE DREAM JOB
@christopherestrada2474
@christopherestrada2474 3 года назад
You guys can do anything you set your mind to. Go for it. Do this job.
@newdefsys
@newdefsys 2 года назад
@@mojoarmstretch7261 And human faces
@redcapsue
@redcapsue 7 лет назад
Some of the comments are so ignorant. Like us being an offshoot of Primates is somehow negative. This is a cousin of ours. Primates are amazing, smart adaptive creatures! We evolved smart enough to use the world around us instead of being subject to it and so did many other cousins of ours but unfortuneately we are the only offshoot that survived it all. Primates are amazing creations of nature and we are one of its top creations. Some people just want to be something special but only on their terms. We ARE special....we have survived and grown!
@jacobandrews2663
@jacobandrews2663 5 лет назад
I think is better than coming from dirt tbh
@Lewis_the_raider
@Lewis_the_raider 5 лет назад
Exactly!
@quotes9701
@quotes9701 5 лет назад
Looking at todays world, i think we killed all our cousins.
@AceofDlamonds
@AceofDlamonds 3 года назад
I'm an ape. Omg
@alisonhoke2484
@alisonhoke2484 Месяц назад
True, we ARE indeed special, and you should be glad we're the only ones that survived, because the others would've eaten you.
@chadomaniac
@chadomaniac 8 лет назад
So fascinating , human like ancestor
@SuspiciouslyDLicious
@SuspiciouslyDLicious 8 лет назад
+Hispanic Attack - you must've just read the survey on the decline of religion: you've lost it.
@SuspiciouslyDLicious
@SuspiciouslyDLicious 8 лет назад
***** - Why isn't it ok for you that I don't believe exactly what you believe? The reason that I attack religion is because it had the audacity to enter into my life and tried to control it. I was once forced to be religious, but now that I am a man, I have put away childish things. If all those biblical things interest you, then how nice for you!
@nowankersallowed2115
@nowankersallowed2115 3 года назад
This kind of science I love because it's a few things rolled into one. History, detective, science biology both human and animal, art, building, layering and the origins. This came for me from a love of reading.. feeding my mind with positive food for thought and what ifs.. helping to enlarge the possibility but also imagination.. feeding a hunger for truth because the application is so important for helping to show the complexity but also what lays outside of self.. yet still acknowledging self. Like a jigsaw puzzle that can be slowly pieced together for deeper understanding. Having a love for things that help others is a fantastic thing to have. It can help explain the changes within society of both human and animal.. the relationship between the two.. how environmental impact has changed our overall views on acceptability towards certain subjects. Helping to explain the why's of why we look different to each other or why the dietary or health impact has become what it has. Modern medicine in the scheme of things has become very heavily relied upon yet look at all that existed before that.. that's what I love about these kind of subjects though my mind starts to wander because of so many potential links and that can cause me to seem disinterested but in actual fact going down a different mind path than others. Sometimes I can be quick and other times I am slower but it's like digestion.. some things take longer to think about and can suddenly strike at the most seemingly unrelated moment.. yet even in that there must be a reason that particular thought is released at that particular point in time.
@lehlohonoloshaunlepele7048
@lehlohonoloshaunlepele7048 8 лет назад
Wow really excited about this, a whole new question has been unveiled
@martiniusafricanus1558
@martiniusafricanus1558 8 лет назад
Love these reconstructions! Will this be on display at the Natural History Museum in DCs Hall of Human Origins?
@shuffleqoneho
@shuffleqoneho 8 лет назад
This is art.
@deadlyasasin123
@deadlyasasin123 3 года назад
Good to see him rebuilding the face of my friend
@gunnar1846
@gunnar1846 6 лет назад
That's exactly what Iook like.
@dariusbekker2602
@dariusbekker2602 3 года назад
You look angry bro
@paulapeterson-warnock3030
@paulapeterson-warnock3030 4 года назад
Absolutely awesome!!!
@mmariokart231
@mmariokart231 8 лет назад
Amazing
@michaelcarley9866
@michaelcarley9866 4 года назад
Give him a hat.
@annamariehewitt3173
@annamariehewitt3173 2 года назад
Unbelievably Fascinating....
@rhondaclark716
@rhondaclark716 4 года назад
Thank you for loving them , enough and doing this. Could you tell us the blood 🩸 type please that would be so interesting 🧐
@chaoticantifreeze
@chaoticantifreeze Год назад
It's bones, all bones, we haven't a shred of DNA from this species, no blood or anything. These ancient beasts are far too old, being more than 300,000 years old. So what makes you think we have the slightest idea of blood type?
@luzarsacdetoro903
@luzarsacdetoro903 2 года назад
Magnifique!
@ChubbyCorgiunique
@ChubbyCorgiunique 8 лет назад
this is pretty cool
@AnimalsAndReports
@AnimalsAndReports 8 лет назад
Dawn of Humanity should make for a very interesting special on PBS --- I'll definitely watch!
@artaz2171
@artaz2171 8 лет назад
cool!
@darkknightz1980
@darkknightz1980 8 лет назад
This Jonh Gurche guy should do some of his work on those a oblong skulls from Peru or that star child too.
@AtheistRex
@AtheistRex 8 лет назад
+Ralphie Gonzalez Those are just humans whose skulls had been bound since childhood to make their heads grow that way.
@TrussttN01
@TrussttN01 4 года назад
I know that guy. He sweeps floors down at the local barbershop.
@saadprince6338
@saadprince6338 5 лет назад
Good job sir
@bacongaming5447
@bacongaming5447 8 лет назад
BTW, Nice details!
@priyanshudash7437
@priyanshudash7437 7 лет назад
Wow!!!!
@AsFewFalseThingsAsPossible
@AsFewFalseThingsAsPossible 3 года назад
I wish Nat Geo would stop giving fuel to creationists by claiming that H. naledi is an ancestor of H. sapiens. Ancestor has a very specific and clear meaning. Your cousin is not your ancestor.
@SB-uk5wx
@SB-uk5wx 4 года назад
What a beautiful face. I wish I could have met them ❤️
@jeffreywickens3379
@jeffreywickens3379 Год назад
There's plenty of them in Chicago, Detroit, Philadelphia and Atlanta.
@HomoHabilisAlive
@HomoHabilisAlive 8 лет назад
Sheeeeiiiit, we keepin' it real 2 million years, muhfugga!
@RxMExS
@RxMExS 8 лет назад
how do I get this job? I'm an artist that loves history and the mystery of the pre human world. I think that this would be a great job for me, plus my curiosity of the past and how things came to be, would make my work be 1000× better!! oh gosh I want that job... or working to understand the ancestor-homo species in general.
@Babesinthewood97
@Babesinthewood97 4 года назад
Me too! 100 percent
@eviesonder245
@eviesonder245 4 года назад
You willing to dissect apes and human faces for accuracy?
@aldrinariaga3525
@aldrinariaga3525 2 года назад
at least we can rate that 70% of reconstruction is correct and the 30% is failure
@clarkhughey4536
@clarkhughey4536 5 лет назад
WOW
@juantamad98
@juantamad98 7 лет назад
2:23 that straight up looks like a gorillaz drawing
@charlesdahmital8095
@charlesdahmital8095 8 лет назад
Madam Trousseau has nothing on John.
@BobF510
@BobF510 8 месяцев назад
This is an abundance of wisdom. A kindred book I read changed my entire focus. "Temporal Echoes: Amelia's Odyssey Through Ancestral Shadows" by Vivian Rosewood
@btappan1
@btappan1 8 лет назад
Give two paleoartists the same job, put them in separate rooms, and they'll come up with two completely different models. You cannot infer eye color, ear shape, lip aspects, nose profile, skin color, where hair is or isn't, or much else, from a skull alone. Take what you see as an artist's rendition, nothing more. Their influence over people who accept models like this as fact, and there are MANY, is shown by the way many publications report these assumed facial features as facts.
@sunflowerz54
@sunflowerz54 4 года назад
Well to all the nay sayers. DNA does not lie!
@tigerfan3905
@tigerfan3905 3 года назад
It doesn't lie, but scientists do. They excluded 18% of theirs, and 25% of ours.
@lamaspacos
@lamaspacos 3 года назад
Reconstruction has nothing to do with Dna.
@jaymantube
@jaymantube 8 лет назад
some of them do still exist today
@lizette87
@lizette87 4 года назад
Wow! Great job! How do you tell if this ancient ancestor had visible eye whites? (I hope you know what I mean, English isn't my native language). Humans are the only ones that show eye whites constantly, as far as I know. Please correct me if I am wrong.
@ibrahimmoncada7214
@ibrahimmoncada7214 2 года назад
Naledi show more human trades than primitive apes. evolved pelvis for strictly bipedal locomotion, very long robust thumb for precision grip and better manipulation of tools, human like dental ware small molars and no long sharp fangs like those psychotic face ripping chimpanzees. Naledi also deliberately disposed of his dead in a ritualistic way meaning repetitively thats something a being with some sort of soul would do rather than an animal with a dark cold stare
@user-dv1qy7pt7g
@user-dv1qy7pt7g 4 года назад
I think, the better name is Prohomo naledi. New genus.
@adrawingguy9013
@adrawingguy9013 8 лет назад
Wow just wow how many other homosapiens hybrids and normal ones are out there yet to be discovered by us their modern descendants this explains why men have beards XD
@lawneymalbrough4309
@lawneymalbrough4309 6 лет назад
How do you know that it didn't have hair on it's whole body?
@professionaltaxevader4638
@professionaltaxevader4638 4 года назад
many artist really dont know much about the species they are drawing specially the colors they just assume the colors because no one knows how to determine the color of a trex etc... the same thing is with fur and feathers they just add them if there´s evidence of such thing. And lawney perhaps the people who studied that specie determined that they didn´t produced fur in every parts of the body idk.
@OscarMoreno-qo8km
@OscarMoreno-qo8km 4 года назад
I was wondering what happened to my cousin Ernesto!
@magnificent6668
@magnificent6668 7 лет назад
If Naledi isn't a Australopith/Erectus hybrid, I'll eat my hat.
@adelinrapcore
@adelinrapcore Год назад
This guys were conscious, probably much more than primates today, imagine that.
@oggyreidmore
@oggyreidmore 8 лет назад
The nose reminds me of Don Cheadle.
@Rafael-qd3yq
@Rafael-qd3yq 4 года назад
He does look like an ancient ancestor of his
@halukcetiner
@halukcetiner 8 лет назад
ah! my dad! :D but... was he using piercing ? :D :D
@sombodysdad
@sombodysdad 5 лет назад
OK, what is the mechanism by which a knuckle-walker can evolve into an upright biped? Please present the evidence to support your answer.
@dominusanuli3595
@dominusanuli3595 4 года назад
Well, for starters, early humans had different paths, and ancestors. There was different branches, each of which could do different things. The humans back then had to be better at running to catch prey, and fight each other better for mating. The ones that were used to walking on all fours had probably died out, due to extinction/not wanting to have being mated with. Why do you choose to ignore facts and studying, but choose to believe words? I believe in God, but he could've created evolution and have us be his "experiment." Maybe he loved the way we turned out, you know?
@willie417
@willie417 4 года назад
That knuckle dragger didn't make it, it was fresh food for some animal
@gamernation1829
@gamernation1829 4 года назад
Mysterious Stranger huh. ya know that's really interesting what you just said there.
@rjames76
@rjames76 8 лет назад
Anybody think Gurche's Homo erectus looks disturbingly real?
@knoxvillehermitfreemoviesm3625
@knoxvillehermitfreemoviesm3625 3 года назад
Since scientists have found mummified remains of Mammoths, is it possible to find mummified remains of early hominids? Or at least rock mummies with skin impressions sort of like scientists did with the Leonardo duck-billed dinosaur?
@javierhillier4252
@javierhillier4252 2 года назад
They could but they would be more resent ones like neanderthals as most where in Africa where its hot and ice mummies can't form the same
@knoxvillehermitfreemoviesm3625
@knoxvillehermitfreemoviesm3625 2 года назад
Thank you for your answer.
@francissantos7448
@francissantos7448 11 месяцев назад
There was a piece of a finger bone in a cave in Denisova which contained DNA. The closest to a "mummified" human.
@originalprofundo
@originalprofundo 8 лет назад
The orbital bone (brow) is severely exaggerated and the lack of a nose is as well. I'm just waiting on the DNA tests if there was any soft tissue found.
@arpith.8562
@arpith.8562 4 года назад
How is the wait working out for you lmao
@Crymelove
@Crymelove 6 лет назад
There are people that look like this today...
@wiseguy240Winston
@wiseguy240Winston 4 года назад
Same with people who look like Neanderthals.
@wiseguy240Winston
@wiseguy240Winston 4 года назад
@Jagmeet Singh No.
@gamernation1829
@gamernation1829 4 года назад
yeah dude that literally looked exactly like me
@BlGGESTBROTHER
@BlGGESTBROTHER 4 года назад
GamerNation You have an occipital bun?
@facktheauthority5813
@facktheauthority5813 2 года назад
So then naia’s skin was seriously discolored.
@rickaguilar1833
@rickaguilar1833 2 года назад
But the nose and ears are soft tissue! So what percentage is conjecture?
@Pakistani-1947
@Pakistani-1947 2 года назад
یہ کسی بندر کی صورت ھو سکتی ہے انسان کو اللہ نے خوبصورت ڈھانچے میں بنایا ہے ہے ھو سکتا یہ بندر ہی مرے ھو اس کا ثبوت کیا ہے یہ انسان ہے
@lindalw1163
@lindalw1163 3 года назад
Looks like Columbo
@samc.9492
@samc.9492 6 лет назад
Actually it's supposed to have very curly hair instead of straight hair.
@ms.dorothylane6393
@ms.dorothylane6393 3 года назад
They could be moneys from 100 YEARS AGO.. What makes you think that skull was one million years ago? Didn't they have 2 rows of teeth and a thick eye bridge?
@monochromeboy
@monochromeboy 3 года назад
We are actually able to date them using the bones, its a fascinating process you can find videos about it on RU-vid!
@mikegerms4409
@mikegerms4409 5 лет назад
dennis rodman
@willie417
@willie417 4 года назад
So he was guessing what this thing look like, he has some great sculpturing skills, but this is just his opinion of what this thing look like
@MrMADman171
@MrMADman171 4 года назад
willie417 No. The skull actually tells him a lot about what the species looked like. This shape and size of the sockets tell him the position of the eyes and brow. The nasal bone and guttering tells him near exactly how the nose was shaped. By relating this species to species we see today (namely us and other primates, seeing as we are all closely related ) we can assume elements like skin and hair are similar. Of course there are guesses and approximations, he isn’t omniscient. But this is far closer to an educated guess (emphasis on the “educated”) than his “opinion”.
@k.s.k.7721
@k.s.k.7721 4 года назад
@@MrMADman171 Very true! And let's not forget how much facial muscles shape the final face - we know where they are on the skull, and research into ape and human autopsies can reveal the size/placement of each muscle, plus average fat layers under the skin. These reconstructions are based overwhelmingly on scientific research, and the artist chooses only superficial things as skin/eye color, ears & hair growth based on personal interpretation.
@kurtjohnson4816
@kurtjohnson4816 3 года назад
Highly doubtful that Naledi is a human ancestor.
@jamesof7seven
@jamesof7seven 3 года назад
They're just as attractive as anyone else.
@completedisaster2475
@completedisaster2475 4 года назад
is that truck shepard on the thumbnail
@danielalexan80
@danielalexan80 8 лет назад
With so many variables undetermined, couldn't the model be digitised (3D scanned) so that a digital artist could iterate other possible variations. Skin colour, hair features etc.
@mumblingmickey172
@mumblingmickey172 8 лет назад
+danielalexan80 They do that ... its scanned with lasers... the artist essentially does what the software tells him... the muscles are joined to the places where they are joins for muscles... and the surface area, say for example the nose is calculated based on the dimensions of the cavities... So in fact there is a lot of math that goes into this. The skin color is derived by simply looking at all other hominids in Africa... who retain the DNA to produce black pigmentation...something Europeans and neanderthals lost due to decreased Vitamin D... Eye color is derived the same way, hair color ditto... The reason therefore it looks pretty similar in scope and size to humans is that we and homo Neladi are in the same Genus...
@HASIFIANS
@HASIFIANS 4 года назад
This ancient guy's hair might be curly.
@chinogabesv650
@chinogabesv650 3 года назад
Monkeys and apes have straight hair
@kellyoxo2818
@kellyoxo2818 8 лет назад
Do they have the same genetic make up as humans? or more ape like? I don't know how to ask the right question, I don't quite understand why they call it a new species ? Also there was something called Continental Drift…how many years ago was that?
@Juicexlx
@Juicexlx 6 лет назад
1- Closer to an Ape. That creature is closer by its lower limbs to Homo Erectus in locomotion & upper limbs manual abilities and dating, but it has the small brain of Australopithecus. It's a mix of very primitive/more recent physical characteristics. Its dentition is more modern than those of Australopithecus, which is also weird. 2- They call it a new species, because of that mix of traits unseen in previous specimens, but 2 Paleontologists say it's a small-brained Homo Erectus or an ancestor of Homo Erectus that became isolated and continued to co-exist in time, but not in Geography (i.e. parent lineage didn't go extinct immediately & its progeny, Homo Erectus simply left the region and ultimately left Africa altogether).
@storiegrimm9464
@storiegrimm9464 6 лет назад
1:20 Me
@Babesinthewood97
@Babesinthewood97 4 года назад
Do facial reconstruction artists ever consider fat tissue on top of the muscle? It seems to me they don't
@YouCanIwill
@YouCanIwill 2 года назад
Honestly...structural fat is a fairly modern evolution...person's from a time like his didn't live in excess meals weren't a door dash away....it was a week long hunt without food just for the next meal.
@YouThubez
@YouThubez 8 лет назад
SATISFY YOUR MONK LOVE NG
@the__________
@the__________ 3 года назад
They had hair under their eyes
@warrencarnright3747
@warrencarnright3747 4 года назад
maybe yours but not mine
@peboguxX
@peboguxX 8 лет назад
Shouldnt his skin tone be darker? Doesnt look south african skin colour to me
@EvelienSandra
@EvelienSandra 8 лет назад
+IIIIIIIIII It's actually based on the San people/tribe (almost every human being on earth has a close connection with them DNA-wise). Experts believe they are the oldest human population (homo sapien) on earth and that we all derive from them.
@sofiesdeco118
@sofiesdeco118 8 лет назад
Hi there the guy in the video based the skin colour on the San people... if you look them up you can see their skin colour is quite lighter than u might think... it's actually quite interesting.
@juanpieterse4075
@juanpieterse4075 8 лет назад
+Fernando Augusto haha you got a point there the hair also don't fit
@greg.sym.4115
@greg.sym.4115 8 лет назад
Firstly, you get white South Africans. Secondly, most of the original inhabitants of South Africa were the Khoisan and they often had lighter skin than this. Thirdly, this is very distantly related to modern humans so skin color is impossible to predict accurately, it may have had longer hair or fur which would have reduced the need for darker pigmentation.
@sisiphosidiya6485
@sisiphosidiya6485 8 лет назад
+Fernando Augusto LoL! what tone of dark do you really think we are in South Africa
@bypasslenk8377
@bypasslenk8377 Год назад
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
@jaymantube
@jaymantube 8 лет назад
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@jzeerod
@jzeerod 2 года назад
i dont know why the guy looks philipino?
@LadySythe
@LadySythe 2 года назад
Ancestor? LOL ok. Find the link first before you make that claim.
@Castodre
@Castodre Год назад
You see, hominids are ancestors and since given by the bone structure, it can clearly be said a hominid. Plus, how tf do you find a link when you're doing this kind of job? You're solely relying on evidence that's not found on the internet by instead discoveries.
@fizkallnyeilsem
@fizkallnyeilsem Год назад
might look like??? so its no way accurate its still arbitrary
@richardblazer8070
@richardblazer8070 Год назад
When it comes to how much hair, skin color, and whether they had eye whites or not, yeah, it's difficult to know and we can only speculate based on their point in the family tree and enviromental factors.
@viankahihatz7015
@viankahihatz7015 4 года назад
ASMR
@nickev96
@nickev96 4 года назад
These are NOT our ancestors.
@BlGGESTBROTHER
@BlGGESTBROTHER 4 года назад
Oh Jesus Christ, girl.
@michaelfisher7170
@michaelfisher7170 3 года назад
Well, more side branched cousins than ancestors, but still closely related.
@geobla6600
@geobla6600 6 лет назад
It's interesting how biased speculation governs the imagination thats needed to do these reconstructions which are always presented in some scientific setting . Somehow these ape sized creatures with all their ape like features , from a complete skull to fragments of a jawbone or long ape like appendages always get fictionalized with more human like features based on nothing more then biased imagination. You'll always have the very limited body hair , or in this depiction we have the 70's sideburns. It's really on how to represent something that really would look like one of the great apes to look as human as possible , thus supporting this unscientific theory. I'm sure many of the modern forensic labs would love to have this guys services , since it's a very difficult task to establish a humans features even with all the real research and data thats been collected from study's of both live humans and cadavers. But that's the wonderful thing about evolution , since there's very little science that actually supports it , so you can just about make any type of speculation and present it as though it has some scientific merit without to many questions.
@dominusanuli3595
@dominusanuli3595 4 года назад
Well, you believe in a stupid book. What does that say about you?
@michaelfisher7170
@michaelfisher7170 3 года назад
Being ignorant of the science that supports evolution doesn't invalidate it or make it non existent. Why are you so threatened by evolution to begin with?
@geobla6600
@geobla6600 3 года назад
@@michaelfisher7170 Well I think your the one that's about ignorant science. There's science and then there's completely bias opinions or speculations presented as though it has some scientific evidence to support it. This particular field supports the latter. One of the best examples of this is Lucy , evolutionist's Prima Dona which is the most studied fossil ever . Ten's of thousands of hours of study which produced endless articles and papers describing this chimpanzee like ape which had all of it's bone structure like a chimpanzee. But these experts concluded that even its top vertebrate in the neck was representative to bipedalism. So for 50 years , adamant bias arguments persisted against the mountains of documents written on Lucy until a Zoologist looked at the fossil and ascertained in less then 5 minutes that the most studied vertebrate in history belonged to a baboon. These are the same extremely Bias researchers that have argued against the completely overwhelming scientific evidence that easily showed Neanderthals were nothing more then humans , but chose to fraudulently argue otherwise until DNA finally proved what honest researchers have known for 70 years. There's still some of these fools that question it so as not to lose face? Real science fails "Every Main Tenet of Evolution.
@ageroelofjanterveen7589
@ageroelofjanterveen7589 10 месяцев назад
I think this nalidi-guy have in his time a proper modern hair cut..! Why not...they have sharpstone tools
@gomezy3k
@gomezy3k 4 года назад
They aren't extinct..I think I have run across some of them in my travels around the country ROFLMAO
@gamernation1829
@gamernation1829 4 года назад
that wasn't very funny :(
@kristopherfisher2517
@kristopherfisher2517 2 года назад
creepy
@bacongaming5447
@bacongaming5447 8 лет назад
Am I the first viewer?
@dianalynconrad7032
@dianalynconrad7032 8 лет назад
This guy admitted this is guesswork . Almost human ? All art is interpretive .
@NubbinzGaming
@NubbinzGaming 8 лет назад
Some parts were guesswork. Like the ears, hair and skin color but the features are a science.
@Nipponing
@Nipponing 8 лет назад
+Dianalyn Conrad So?
@dianalynconrad7032
@dianalynconrad7032 8 лет назад
how other than by a long strech of the artists interpretation geared twords the scientists expectation, could the result be anything other than what they want. for it to be looking just a bit more human than the last one ? malarkey. it looks just as monkey as all the others. and by the way , this stash of bones were found all the way back through extreme narrow passageways.... who is to say some beast hadn't dragged them there...that would explain why they were all just thrown so haphazardly and not ritually atop one another. and with such an age range as birth to elderly. let us not forget.. their brains were the size of an orange. come on now..really ?
@messenger8350
@messenger8350 8 лет назад
+CurbYrDogma Exactly. You are absolutely right. A uneducated youtuber cannot dismissed an professional.
@dianalynconrad7032
@dianalynconrad7032 8 лет назад
I was not being dismissive , I was stating my opinions based on the information made public . I watched on CNN when they clearly stated this bi-pedal mammal they discovered may have been the first to use fire, and may have even used fire to guide them back through the caves and tunnels to this particular cave where they had disposed of their own dead. And that the bones were in the ages of newborn to old and or senile. I have listened and watched very closely to all they have let out into the media thus far. I find it a marvel that a bi-pedal mammal with the brain the size of an orange would or could be so ingenious as to use fire in such confined space , and found a way not to let the fire eat up all the oxygen first. And yes, while gorillas , apes , and the like all have sharp bicuspids , more attuned for their needs , it could be these animals were indeed herbivores. As for my opinion , yes it does have a place here , as does yours. Am I "an uneducated you-tuber"? If by that you mean yet another person you can belittle or degrade verbally through text for having an opinion, different perspective, or independent thought on an already questionable theory on yet another primative discovery not even entirely finished being excavated (because they have been digging into those caves since the mid 60s) , the answer is no, I am not. I will post my opinions if I so choose. What I will not do is try to make any layperson feel that their view is worth any less than valid in point. Have a lovely evening.
@koosbos1114
@koosbos1114 4 года назад
You got the hair wrong remember this is Africa.
@richardblazer8070
@richardblazer8070 Год назад
But they aren't modern humans, and are mkre anatomically similar to apes thwn we are, and apes don't have coiled hair.
@maryannknox7158
@maryannknox7158 4 года назад
We don’t believe your Lies we are not from Apes Humans DNA 🧬 is Divine
@dontmindme4885
@dontmindme4885 4 года назад
Mary Ann Knox what?
@javierhillier4252
@javierhillier4252 2 года назад
Oh no lol you dont use your brain do you, why are the fossils then. Its logic
@chabouyamoreno5258
@chabouyamoreno5258 6 лет назад
Olmecs lol not
@paoladipaola
@paoladipaola 2 года назад
Gli africani sono ancora così 😏
@johnclhugyugihjbvgbkj9729
@johnclhugyugihjbvgbkj9729 6 лет назад
Cool ugly Christmas sweater!
@AsFewFalseThingsAsPossible
@AsFewFalseThingsAsPossible 8 лет назад
How is this an ancestor ? A cousin is not an ancestor.
@dellamarie2511
@dellamarie2511 7 лет назад
AsFewFalseThingsAsPossible smH they aren't our cousins! did your uncle/auntie give birth to them? NO
@AsFewFalseThingsAsPossible
@AsFewFalseThingsAsPossible 7 лет назад
Actually, you and I are cousins, just many times removed. My point is that we may have had a common ancestor with H. naledi, but they are not ancestral to modern humans.
@gamernation1829
@gamernation1829 4 года назад
AsFewFalseThingsAsPossible who's naledi
@gonibanduprekoizvor
@gonibanduprekoizvor 8 лет назад
Why would it have such a nose since there is no indication that their noses are like that since the middle part of the scull wasnt found it or why would it have tiny lips or wrinkles since it probably wouldnt live long enough, this is just a artistic view and not to be taken as seriously
@janetlee2136
@janetlee2136 4 года назад
In other words it's all a guessing game and you still have no idea
@dontmindme4885
@dontmindme4885 4 года назад
Janet Lee not exactly. He can still tell a lot from the skull of what it should look like
@RP-fm6fn
@RP-fm6fn 5 лет назад
This would be worth watching if these evolutionists would say that "This is what we think it may have been like but we are not sure." Everything to the these evolutionists is spoken as if this is settled, absolute fact. Evolution has so many gaping holes in it that it is absolute folly to speak of it as if it is based in fact. Heck, there are people alive to day around the world that, if they died and one of these paleontologists got a hold of their skull, they could make it look like a "missing link." Furthermore, if these people died any kind of natural death and they were buried or exposed to the elements in a natural way, they would have turned to dust and not been preserved for even 50 years let alone millions.
@dominusanuli3595
@dominusanuli3595 4 года назад
Maybe God created the Universe, and let nature take it's own path. Who knows? No one, really.
@michaelfisher7170
@michaelfisher7170 3 года назад
Itd be worth going to church to hear people say "this is what we think God wants and what he is like" rather than claiming to KNOW what he wants and what he's like. lol. At least science works on empirical investigation and not on tingly feelings that the "spirit" witnesses to believers.
@johanechou45
@johanechou45 8 лет назад
is no.true illiminati. conspiration
@MuhammadEgypt
@MuhammadEgypt 8 лет назад
Excuse me? You're making a guess???!! No guessing should be in this thing. It's either a fact or not.
@kernalfleak
@kernalfleak 8 лет назад
he is not making a guess on how the face looks like. in terms of anatomy. he is just guessing the things that the skull shape cant give a hint about. like the ears or hair. but other than that the skull and muscules are legit
@ru6825
@ru6825 8 лет назад
Religion is all a guess also....this has more proof and evidence and facts to back it up tho....
@AlexOjideagu2
@AlexOjideagu2 8 лет назад
+Mohamed Farouk There is no bigger guess than religion
@MuhammadEgypt
@MuhammadEgypt 8 лет назад
Zach Smith No, this is called delusion because people will look at these things as facts, not guess work.
@zachsmith9600
@zachsmith9600 8 лет назад
Mohamed Farouk I don't think that's a valid reason to abandon this exercise outright. A tremendous amount of doing science is guesswork, it just happens to be very GOOD guesswork, that hopefully gets better and better, more and more precise with time. Maybe there are better approaches to this problem currently, and certainly in the future there will be, but for now, this is a great way to teach people what we think extinct species looked like, "think" being the key word
@ANGELAinjehoofd
@ANGELAinjehoofd 3 месяца назад
Looks asian
@yakovmishor8284
@yakovmishor8284 7 лет назад
the ancestor of african americans
@Wellington......
@Wellington...... 3 года назад
That's extremely racist
@ahardiasan6656
@ahardiasan6656 4 года назад
Adam is my ancestor and he is human.
@BlGGESTBROTHER
@BlGGESTBROTHER 4 года назад
You believe that we’re the result of thousands of years of inbreeding 😂 😂 😂
@javierhillier4252
@javierhillier4252 2 года назад
Lol imagine thinking that story 🤣 when if you take your face out the book and see fesical objects showing that we evolved
@justinfendelet8675
@justinfendelet8675 4 года назад
This is his imagination....he wasn't there to really see anything it makes me sad how this is a accepted it's his idea I make that face look diferent then him...
@ghostrider1786
@ghostrider1786 8 лет назад
he looks just like Obama.😁😂
@Considerthisone
@Considerthisone 6 лет назад
You want the truth this looks exactly like a neanderthal skull no joking look it up.
@dominusanuli3595
@dominusanuli3595 4 года назад
That's racist.
@airport4173
@airport4173 8 лет назад
MICHELE OBAMA......
@airport4173
@airport4173 8 лет назад
+Asia Mayfield ....YES MY ANCESTOR. i have enough intelligence to realise that religion is just a stupid fiction to control stupid people with FEAR. how would countries ever get people to go to war or build pyramids by saying everything is fine? nobody would bother, BUT if you tell people-'' PUT UP WITH A TERRIBLE LIFE, WORK HARD, FIGHT WARS, BUILD PYRAMIDS AND DIE YOUNG because a wonderful paradise is waiting after you die''- then stupid mugs will do it. it's just CONTROL through the use of FEAR.
@stevemorris7624
@stevemorris7624 8 лет назад
this guy admits he guesses how to create the features based on his preconceived ideas of evolution. total BS
@stevemorris7624
@stevemorris7624 8 лет назад
***** that is totally inaccurate. there is no way to know the features are based on a skull. these people flat out guess, take a look at the previous frauds which have been exposed, piltown man was drawn to look human like and was the skull of a primate. the evos advance these frauds, leave them in the school books decades after they have been exposed because it benefits their cause.
@dominusanuli3595
@dominusanuli3595 4 года назад
Well, at least I don't believe in a sexist, homophobic book.
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