Based on archaeological data, maps, anthropological research.

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You may think that archaeology consists of excavation.

The archeologist?

Anthropologist, archaeologist,

And many, many hundreds of skulls like this have been found in archaeological sites all over the world, dating back five to 10 thousand years.

But the archaeologist

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My name's Kawae. I'm an archaeologist.

Oh, archaeology's tough.

There are approximately 3,500 ivory beads in this burial.

When the Cromagnon was first identified,

I specialize in restoring archaeology.

I'm a tenured professor of archeology.

Our TED dream is that the next Einstein will be African. (Applause)

But, how exactly does this happen?

And nobody can tell me no.

In the way that you would not if you dealt with standardized

And some of them,

So, one of the things that I love to do is travel around the world and look at archaeological sites.

And that is what we can call beauty too but it's another kind of beauty, it's not a beauty of the old fashioned painting, but it is a beauty of the scientific discovery, of the mathemathical formula, of the simple solution to a complicated problem, of investigation.

Archaeologists found these unexplained markings and ancient runes all over the world.

He is an archeologist's assistant.

They were archeologists.

I actually learned quite a bit.

What newspaper was it in? What book?

This woman in the foreground is Jo Anne Van Tilberg.

Wow, wow!

An antique pot was dug out.

Nye Now, um, space walks, launching Japanese modules, making scientific discoveries, that's routine.

Well, historically, it has been studied using the science of paleoanthropology.

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And the goal of the program is to

So I rammed through life as only a Casey can do.

I believe I have made a significant find in the Candarian Ruins.

Representing the training lyceum of Antonius Proximo...

Hello, may I speak to Dad... er...

How do we get up there?

And so in the garden, dig?

I had almeida's grave exhumed.

Teaching spontaneous thinking is difficult in schools.

So, in that sense spirals are even more uncommon, and not something that we're seeing throughout the archaeological record.

That scholar made a great scientific discovery.

Instead of going out and guessing about our ancestry, digging things up out of the ground, possible ancestors, and saying it on the basis of morphology which we still don't completely understand, we don't know the genetic causes underlying this morphological variation what we need to do is turn the problem on its head.

Ever questioned mind, guys, that archaeologists have been here before.