The prehistoric origins of the Silk Road – BBC REEL

The Silk Road began with Borat😂

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BBC, these fragmented...



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are very frustrating...



to read, so you...



should add voiceover.

Marco Polo was a recent traveler and an interesting item he noted has huge implications.
May I share? The entire length of the silk road had road houses every ten gets this ten miles. Stocked and open for business 24 7. Not very hard to believe in my humble opinion

Fantastic job 👍🏻

This is wonderful advancement in learning and exploration to watch a report on after reading Alice Roberts's 2009 book The Incredible Human Journey.

I have a love hate relationship with your channel. While i enjoy your content i often have a hard time reading the subtitles when you interview people who speak a foreign language. It would be helpful to have a voice over, vs just subtitles, for us senior citizens who have a hard time getting our old eyes to read the tiny subtitles 🙂. Just a thought.

This can definitely be a feature length film! Including the DNA trail, the artifact history and what it’s become. It’s the cradle of all the great migrations!

Koreans believe that the starting point of the Silk Road is in Korea. These shameless people are really disgusting.

Pseudo science. Plain and simple.

Also search in river valleys, where people would camp, rest and get robbed, leaving stuff behind and or nearby caves where they could live and or bury family.

Just when id nearly given up on the BBCs capacity for reality they produce something informative and wonderful.

Excelent

Fascinating stuff, so appreciate seeing this!

No need to search for evidence, the Muslims destroyed them all, sorry to say, but it’s fact.

Hilarious video. A bunch of archeology students telling us the bleeding obvious about archeology. Almost nothing on the silk road. Please watch this if you have 7 mins of your life to waste.

denisovans eventually ended up in the island of luzon in the philippines

its absurd how british propraganda channel excludes India of the silk road trade maps, as if it had no importance on it. uttara patha connected Bengal with Peshwar and all way to Bactria since Indus Valley civilization era where commerce was already spread from India to Oman and Central Asia

Unwatchable rubbish, like, like.

so much hate!! where's the love??

Haha starting 130 bc?? That was enough of this misleading video for me. Lasted maybe 4 seconds lol. The true prehistory of the trade routes between Europe and Asia known as the silk road shows the routes were well established by 130,000 bc and had been developed by earlier hominid species prior to that. Keep digging lol

Umm

The mix of actuality with text is really problematic media. Pick a lane, BBC...

These videos are interesting, but infuriating to the visually impaired. When half the text on the screen isn't narrated, we miss out! Please narrate your videos and show respect for the blind and visually impaired.

How did people move through this area? Well..they probably just called an Uber if I had to guess.

Another BBC Reel Banger, lets go

Not much of note here BBC. 🤔