Ice World 1-6

Join a small group of ancient Europeans as they teeter on the brink of annihilation, struggling with the most extreme living conditions anyone has ever faced, from encroaching sheets of ice that swallowed every bit of fertile land to a climate that was, on average, 70 degrees colder than it is today. For these humans, survival meant more than simply keeping warm; it meant abandoning their hunting and gathering lifestyle and finding a whole new way of living - a way of living that endures to this day. Go back in time 24,000 years to the last Ice Age and watch in awe as Ice World brings this amazing stuggle to life. Through computer graphics and reconstructions, you'll see how the earth's climate shifted over time, eventually covering much of North America and Europe with two-mile-thick ice sheets.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Ice age
• stone age
• paleolithic
• mesolithic
• neolithic
• cro magnon
• neanderthal
• prehistoric man
• prehistoric civilization
• megaliths
• stone age tools
• dawn of civilization
• first farmers
• cave man
• ancient europe
• survival
• hunting
• religion
• paganism
• shamanism
• stonehenge
• wooly mammoths
• ice age travelers
• ice age man
• anthropology
• archaelogy
• ancient agriculture
• discovery channel documentary
• spirituality

[squamish4244]

@rubymickey They're lying! I used to hang out with a Stone Age dude about 15,000 years ago. Good times.

[lKnowBest]

Why does the clan have a leader? From wikipedia:

"Hunter-gatherer societies also tend to have relatively non-hierarchical, egalitarian social structures. This might have been more pronounced in the more mobile societies.

Full-time leaders, bureaucrats, or artisans are rarely supported by these societies. In addition to social and economic equality in hunter-gatherer societies there is often, though not always, sexual parity as well." ~ Wikipedia - Hunter-gatherer

[theamazinbagman]

for the last five years this clan has been lead by its chief Brian LOL

[TheBrradsullivan]

who do these eskimo look like arabs? lol

[mitomke]

Brush your teeth.

[pigknuckles211]

@Vladimus44 We know the moon is predominantly solid compared to earth and let's say it was at one point molten and then cooled to what it now is then it should be indicated somehow that the moon is slightly elliptic at the equator which would give us sort of an analogue to "Weevils Wobble But They Don't Go Down" which would mean that its period/revolution is terminal/asymptotic to/with its orbit. So if theoretical tidelocking isn't responsible then what is.

[Vladimus44]

@pigknuckles211 ARE YOU KIDDING ME?! Did you HONESTLY just try to justify the existence of god because of a our moon's rotation? You cannot simply state "we don't know how this one thing works yet therefore GOD MUST HAVE DONE IT." It makes you look immensely ignorant

[redloup]

@MrYorkshireFella thats ok..... vegans taste better.... ; )

[redloup]

@bboykingrock because a book has no contradition doesn't mean there is a god

[redloup]

@bboykingrock ...yes there was an ark I agree but I get a little lost when you say that proves there is a god....it only proves there was a flood and people built an ark....

[redloup]

You talk of programming what about you....there is more phsycal proef that the earth is that old then there is that any god exists.....and again I say it doesn't matter how old the earth is, it neither proves or disproves the existence of god....I just don't believe.....it has nothing to do with the age of the earth or the bible ..... to believe or not is something inside of yourself. I'm a athiest, it harder to live as an athiest then a believer