History with Kayleigh

History with Kayleigh Join me on this journey in uncovering all that we can about humanity's ancient past
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13/06/2026

Footprints in Portugal reveal Neanderthals living and likely hunting together on the Atlantic coast 82,000 years ago. Even children appear to have been part of daily life on the dunes.

13/06/2026

Göbekli Tepe’s olive trees sparked major controversy, but the real story is more complicated. Now, the trees are set to be relocated.

13/06/2026

In one village in Iran, ancient windmills have kept turning for around 1,000 years. It is one of the most extraordinary surviving engineering traditions anywhere in the world.

12/06/2026

The Gault site in Texas may hold evidence of humans living in North America as far back as 20,000 years ago. Its millions of artifacts make it one of the most important early sites on the continent.

11/06/2026

Archaeologists used old stone sockets, damaged passages, and buried features to piece Callanish back together. One fallen monolith was even raised into its original position, restoring part of the monument after centuries on the ground.

11/06/2026

The oldest windmills in the world did not look anything like the ones most people picture today. Ancient Persia was using vertical-axis windmills more than a thousand years ago.

10/06/2026

Modern excavations revealed that much of Callanish’s story was hidden beneath peat and damage. What looked simple on the surface turned out to be a far more complex site of repair, rebuilding, and long-forgotten activity.

10/06/2026

We followed the food, adapted to every climate, and outlasted every other hominin on earth. This is how we went from nomads to the builders of the first civilizations.

09/06/2026

Callanish was not just a stone circle, but a site used and reinterpreted for centuries. Pottery, tomb finds, and later theories show how this ancient monument kept evolving long after it was first built.

09/06/2026

New fossils from Flores may point to an even older ancestor of Homo floresiensis, but the real problem is DNA. Scientists are still trying to unlock where these tiny humans truly came from.

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