Скачать или смотреть Proof of 10k years of “prehistoric monoculture” (trade, memes, genes, etc.)

If you ever found the explanation of certain artistic and myth themes being so similar in far off lands was just shared human minds was a lame explanation, you will love this video. It is all the result of long distance trade that has existed since Neandethal and Denisovan and earliest Homo Sapiens groups


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