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Fun fact: Rapa Nui it's not an ancient name of our Island..it was named liked this by tahitian visitors in XIX century. The oldest names rescued by our oral tradition are: "Te pito o te Henua" (the navel of the world) and "Mata ki te Rangi" ( The eyes looking the sky)
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Pacific islanders and their history is amazing. The pure bravery or confidence in their own abilities and the ability of their boats is off the charts. Fascinating.
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People tend to look down on "stone age" societies but many are unaware of the complex social structures that exist in Polynesian societies allowing such feats of construction. Chiefly authority was very powerful in many Polynesian societies, particularly in island groups like Tonga, and Hawaii where stone monuments were also constructed albeit not to the same scale as the Moai, but it demonstrates the ability to organize labor and resources by chiefs.
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It's always a dice roll whether an ancient history video will be "ANCIENT ALIENS!!1!1" or actual history, and I am absolutely stoked to have found another GOOD channel to watch :D
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Imagine if you had your whole life back then, you know 30 or 40 years and there's no TV or Wi-Fi or anything that we have today. You would probably build some crazy stuff too
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I really donβt like that people always think that our ancestors werenβt smart when in reality they were just as if not even smarter then we are today.
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I like the walking moai theory. It makes the most sense as the most efficient way of transporting tall, heavy objects having moved several appliances like fridges and washing machines.
Its annoying to how some people think it had to be aliens or more advanced culture with machines that did it just because those same people couldn't think of how to do it. A population lives long enough doing something and they're to get very, very good at doing the things they do.
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Being someone from this island I honestly enjoyed your documentary. I'm thrilled to watch more of your channel and learn about other cultures
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This guy is quite literally the most underrated YouTuber Iβve ever come across, to make documentaries like this on a regular basis is insane. Not to mention how precise he is with his research and calming voice. Thank you, North.
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I actually quite like the monotone soft voice. With the ethereal music in the background β these videos are perfect for when Iβm flossing before bed. Thank you!
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Humans sure do some peculiar things sometimes.
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If I remember right when I first found this channel it had around 192 subs. Literally less than 200. Now your at 192k. So glad to see you made it and kept at it. Your content has only gotten better since then and it was always good enough to keep me coming back.
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I remember reading about Easter Island when I was much younger, and the entire island was talked about like a gigantic mystery that couldn't be explained by science or reason. I think that was before much serious research was done into the island's history. It is really interesting to see things considered mysteries just a few decades ago are now so well understood that even if we don't have exact answers, we can still understand in broad strokes what happened. The monolithic stones weren't placed by an advanced alien race or something. Just good old fashioned human ingenuity.
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Genuine (not backhanded) compliment: If I happen to wake up in the middle of the night, I play his soothing voice to go back to sleep.
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I love anything about Easter Island. It's all of humanity in a little capsule, past , present, ....and future.
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Sounds a little like the original islanders used up most of their resources within 300 or 400 years. Good lesson. Nice work.
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Its wild to hear about all the horrible things these people endured. Intentionally, coincidentally, and through their own actions, it felt like one bad thing after another. But I guess that's how history works. Not much to write about when things are going well
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Makes you wonder just how in the.....they found these islands? Who were the bold explorers who set out to find..... Without any modern form of navigation. Truly amazing.
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Loved how you just stated the facts and theories without dunking on the viewers that believe some alternative theories. That's also a better way to maybe make the rethink what they are believing
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