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The 23,000-Year-Old Settlement That Shouldn't Exist | Ohalo II

What if everything you were taught about the origins of agriculture is wrong? In this episode we dive deep into the Ohalo II culture, a 23,000-year-old Ice Age settlement that has been quietly rewriting the human timeline over the past 37 years. While mainstream history says "domesticated" agriculture technically began 10,000 years ago during the Neolithic Revolution, the archaeological evidence at Ohalo II heavily supports that humans were grinding flour, harvesting wild cereals with flint sickles, and living in semi-permanent "brush huts" nearly 13,000 years earlier than previously thought. Is this a "Lost Eden"? A forgotten part of human history? We'll examine the work of Dr. Dani Nadel and the incredible anaerobic preservation at the Sea of Galilee that kept 90,000 plant remains and ancient bread-making tools intact for 20 millennia. We discuss: The 23,000-year-old sickle gloss evidence. Why the "Hunter-Gatherer" label is misleading. How cultural memory and cognition preceded the rise of cities. Subscribe for more adventures into unexplored history, ancient mysteries, and the science of human origins. 0:00 The 23,000-Year-Old History Mystery 1:04 The Anaerobic Miracle: How Ohalo II Survived 2:11 Strategic Settlements vs. "Desperation Camping" 3:41 The Starch-Heavy Diet of the Ice Age 4:07 The 23,000-Year-Old Sickle: Evidence of Harvesting 5:40 Ancient Stone Technology and Symbolic Rituals 7:25 Organizing Calories: The Foresight of Civilization 8:30 Were there Ice Age Apprentices? (Knowledge Transfer) 9:54 The Rise of the Sea: Why Ohalo II was Abandoned 10:48 Cognition Precedes Civilization: A New Timeline 12:00 The "Eden" Theory: Final Thoughts #AncientHistory #Archaeology #LostCivilization #IceAge #OhaloII #HumanOrigins #AncientMysteries #HistoryHit #HiddenHistory #IsaacWHubbell