00:01Look a little bit of that.
00:02The researchers came to find the remains of a very ancient family of humans disappeared.
00:08Accrochez-vous well, 300 000 years ago,
00:11they belong to a group of Homo heidelbergensis,
00:14quite difficult to pronounce, but I'm out of it.
00:17These men were so very advanced for their time.
00:20They built houses and hunted big animals.
00:22Unfortunately, they did not support the climate change
00:25and disappeared there about 28 000 years ago.
00:28No, it was a combat of Maviette.
00:31Believe me, the time was really rude at the time
00:33and they could not be satisfied with a doudoune like we do today.
00:37One team of the University of Tübingen
00:39made this discovery in Germany
00:41where they found the remains perfectly preserved in a forest
00:44at the end of a lake.
00:46Apparently, elephants, rhinoceros and other animals
00:50came to get rid of the water,
00:52like this family of Heidelberg.
00:54The scientists think that it was probably
00:56of a family release and not a group of adult hunters,
01:00because there was also an imprint of little children.
01:02According to the season, they could eat plants,
01:05fruits, leaves, flowers,
01:07and pumpkins all around the lake.
01:09The experts found even traces of a kind of
01:11an elephant disappeared
01:12that pesait up to 13 tons.
01:14Imagine seeing one of these elephants in person.
01:16For a reminder, 13 tons,
01:18it's about 45 times the weight of a lion.
01:21Groin, groin.
01:22In creusant at Tübingen,
01:24the researchers are found
01:25on an imprint of an elephant
01:26of 55 cm long.
01:28And yes,
01:29more than half of a mètre.
01:30And they even found
01:31fragments of wood
01:32in the ornaments
01:33laid by elephants.
01:34But wait,
01:35that's not all.
01:36They also found an imprint
01:38of rhinoceros
01:39datant from Pleistocene,
01:40which is quite incredible.
01:42It's the first time
01:43they found an imprint
01:44of this species in Europe.
01:45No one could imagine
01:46that the rhinoceros
01:47had such big legs
01:49in America.
01:49Sauf those
01:50that this enormous beast
01:50had pinned.
01:51During this time,
01:52at Nouveau-Mexique,
01:54British and American
01:55have found ancient
01:56empreintes of human
01:57datant of 23.000 years.
01:59They used the data
02:00to determine
02:02when these empreintes
02:04were made.
02:04And it turns out
02:05that they were coming
02:06to the last maximum glacier.
02:08At this time,
02:09the glacier
02:10covered a large part
02:12of the North.
02:13And the level
02:14of the sea was
02:14even lower than today.
02:15We always thought
02:17that the man
02:18was coming
02:18in the North
02:19in 13.000 to 16.000 years.
02:21But these
02:22empreintes
02:23suggest that our ancestors
02:24were in this area
02:25well before that.
02:27Some even think
02:28that the man
02:29was already present
02:30in the North
02:31in 33.000 years.
02:32But everyone
02:33is not convinced.
02:37Well.
02:38And if there are
02:38any empreintes
02:39of pas,
02:40there must be
02:40there too,
02:41these shoes
02:41too,
02:42not?
02:42The researchers
02:43may not have found
02:44even if they exist
02:46since 1953.
02:48But they
02:49found a grot
02:50in Armenia
02:50full of ancient objects
02:51that of the age
02:52of the cuivre.
02:53And guess what?
02:54Among these objects
02:55found a very well
02:56preserved shoe
02:57which is today
02:58the most ancient shoe
02:59ever discovered.
03:00This shoe was
03:01made of a single piece
03:03of vash
03:04which is quite rare
03:05today,
03:06despite all the
03:07technological technologies
03:08that we have
03:10called
03:11high quality.
03:13Today,
03:14the designers
03:14of shoes
03:15the most branched
03:16try to copy
03:17this technique
03:18of the entire
03:18shoe.
03:19This shoe was also
03:21made of a sort
03:22of vegetable oil
03:22for a greater
03:23durability.
03:24It had even
03:25a pair of
03:28like our
03:29shoes of sports
03:30well-aiming.
03:31This model
03:32for women,
03:33of a size
03:33equivalent
03:34to a 39,
03:35let's think
03:36that she was
03:37made for a
03:38lucky person.
03:39Can you imagine
03:41wearing
03:41such shoes
03:42at the time?
03:43We were talking
03:43about the whole
03:44village.
03:45And since we are talking
03:46about shoes,
03:47you know,
03:48this sensation
03:48that we feel
03:50when we are walking
03:50on something
03:51that is collant.
03:52Especially if we wear
03:53a white basket
03:54white,
03:54no,
03:56don't be afraid,
03:57I'm not talking
03:57about shoes.
04:00A real disaster.
04:02During a fight
04:03in Finland,
04:04Sarah Pickin,
04:05a British student
04:06in archaeology
04:08found a piece
04:09of shoeing gum
04:10old,
04:10made of 5,000 years
04:11made with a goudron
04:13of boulot.
04:14He even wore
04:15traces of teeth.
04:16Who would think
04:17that our ancestors
04:18also loved
04:18the shoeing gum?
04:20Apparently,
04:21the goudron
04:21of boulot
04:22has antiseptic properties.
04:24So we think
04:25that the people
04:25of the boulot
04:26of the mouth
04:28and the gencives
04:30would seem
04:31that humanity
04:32consume
04:32the shoeing gum
04:33since the night
04:34of the time.
04:35What tradition.
04:36The creators
04:37of the distant past
04:38have not only
04:39shoes to offer
04:41to the fashionistas
04:42pre-historics.
04:43You will never find
04:43a piece like
04:44in the large distribution.
04:46And I'm not sure
04:47that you will be
04:48more chance
04:48in the range
04:49Yes,
04:51this is the most
04:52old sack
04:52ever discovered.
04:54And yes,
04:55these little decorations
04:56are well
04:57as a dog
04:57as a dog
04:58as a dog
04:59as well.
05:28But we have well done to abandon this mode for our accessories.
05:32Have you heard about the discovery of a dinosaur on the coast of Yorkshire?
05:35It happens that scientists discover not only human fingerprints, but also of dinosaurs.
05:41This time, they found a dinosaur dinosaur which could have been deposited by a predator during a pause,
05:47it is 166 million years ago.
05:50Imagine a T-Rex se prélassant on the beach, a smoothie to the hands?
05:54This fossil of 1 m m long, buried in the bay of Burniston, near Scarborough, is the biggest ever discovered
06:00in the region.
06:01The team of researchers who studied the empreinte concluded that she had been made by a giant carnivore,
06:06like Megalosaurus, so a big dino affamé.
06:10This empreinte is the biggest one left by a pteropode, a group of dinosaurs bipeds,
06:15who is part of the sadly famous Tyrannosaurus rex.
06:19It is therefore a great creature and terrifying creature.
06:22A paléontologue of the University of Manchester said that this discovery had put a new light on the behavior of
06:29these carnivores.
06:31Apparently, the characteristics of the empreinte suggest that this big predator would be able to wake up before it.
06:36Maybe he was doing yoga or going to the toilet, who knows?
06:42Another archaeologist, Mary Woods, is found on this empreinte while she threw some scissors on the rivage.
06:48She said that she had not seen her eyes.
06:50No one was found on a giant dinosaur in a giant dinosaur in a ramassant.
06:55Heureusement, Mary Woods and Rob Taylor, a local collection of fossils, have saved the fragile empreinte du rivage.
07:02The experts have been warned that she could be lost due to the erosion or collapse of the terrain.
07:08It is now prevailing that the empreinte was exposed to the Rotunda Museum of Scarborough.
07:12But we have other news about these big animals disappeared.
07:16The forest that erupted in Texas has revealed these old empreintes of more than 100 millions of years.
07:21In fact, multiple empreintes of dinosaurs have been discovered recently in the Park d'Etat of Dinosaure Valley, in the
07:27north-west of Texas.
07:28The trees have caused almost almost a total of a river that is across the center of Texas.
07:35And it is now that these pre-historic artifacts have finally been set up.
07:39This guy was a big man of about 4,5 meters and weighed 7 tons.
07:45He traveled the region there more than 113 millions of years, according to the National Park.
07:50Around 60 empreintes of this dinosaur have been found in reason of the sea, and we estimate
07:56at 140 the total number of empreintes of this dinosaur.
08:00But it is not all.
08:01These empreintes of Sauroposéidon have also been discovered.
08:05This creature measured 20 meters long and weighed about 48 tons at maturity.
08:10The experts think that the Acrocanthosaurus chased the Sauroposéidon,
08:13which explains why their empreintes were found out of the coast.
08:17But there is a strange thing.
08:18The Sauroposéidon was bigger than the Acrocanthosaurus.
08:22Can a professor tell me why the most small eats the largest?
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