The Last Deglaciation in Europe : Every year

Hmm

The Storegga slide was what cut the UK off from Europe. That seems to be missing.

great video!!!!

Is the Baltic Sea still rising to this day or did it stop?

I think what happened through the Volga River also happened in the Columbia River through Washington State to the Pacific Ocean. Did both events happen at the same time?

So at the time when the Black Sea was a fresh lake, Beringia was accessible and passable? Beringia is local history for me. Or prehistory.

It seem that modern sealevel rise is continuation of trend which begun 1000 years ago, in medieval period when sealevel was 2 m below either modern sealevel and sealevel in Roman period (2000 years ago). It seem that it is not human made at all.

Its crazy how 10000 years ago my town was 100 meters over see and 6000 years ago was underwater.

Just - 30 meter, could be very nice.

Neandertal was already gone ? It is fascinating that We have a vastitude of mud to investigate.

can't wait for the google earth version of this

What were those fascinating islands of shore ireland that existed for quite a while, they seem to disappear just before the meltwater pulse period

Imagine how different the world would be if we developed agriculture during this time...

sea level rise is less today than it was 500 years ago, mmm....... that's interesting

It's weird watching this cos you can't see any changes

Does deglaciation cause earthquakes?

It is cool that you're using World of Warcraft OST into your videos.

The first city arose when Britain wasn’t even an island yet and Finland barely even existed. That is mind-blowing!

Would be interesting to see a North American version of this, with the formation of the great lakes and the dissappearence of lake bonneville and such.

All those cavemen burning wood and then the advent of farming clearly caused catastrophic flooding.

The disappearance of doggerland, where the real men cried.

We are now living in coldest era on our planet and green idiots keep talking that planet is dying

This is fucking awesome!

I might have stayed with this theme until I was expected to believe that Jericho was in 'Israel' post Ice age.

My two birbs fell afsleep to the music. 🤗

Your taste in music is impeccable. All your videos have the best soundtrack EVER!👍👍

Best. Europe. Map. Ever.

Jericho is not the earlliest known city, maybe the earlliest know settlement.

Slight correction - Jericho is located entirely within Palestine, not Israel. Neither Israel nor any other country has annexed the region, and since 1994 it has been under sole jurisdiction of the Palestinian Authority.

It's a pity this video does not show the ice-cap range and it's height over the land (it could have been shown with isolines). Anyway I am really happy to see this great video. Homo Sapiens developed His brain, and became the intelligent species thanks (or because) of the glaciations periods. We were endgangered species - around 2000 of Human beings were walking on Earth when glaciation hit... WE had to fight for survival as we moved from Africa and tried to find new lands. The survival made Us wha We are today - highly developed species.

6000 years ago
Sweden & Finland: Bonjour

This is amazing!

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the crux of this story is that even with a 40mm per year rise, it still takes hundreds of years before a noticeable change occurs in shorelines.

Ahh ok

R.I.P to doggerland

Fascenating

The birth of Sweden and Finland

jericho was NOT the first known city.

So, if everything goes on like this, in a few centuries Sweden and Finland will have a land bridge across today's aland islands?

The beautiful Carpathians... My home.

Cada vez hay menos holanda

Eons of time...

Norway:
Norway

So, I am supposed to believe the world was in constant change before the year 0 but mysteriously at the year 0 it stopped considerably changing?

The worls woudlve been so much better if finland stayed ynder therr