Uncover the hidden history of humanity with Ella Al-Shamahi as she reveals the staggering truth about our ancient origins and how there might be more to evolution than you previously thought... This is a compilation of clips from Human (2025) #humanhistory #ancienthumans #evolution #archaeology #neanderthals #prehistoric #discoveries #documentary Subscribe: https://bbc.in/4b7tZxt Welcome to BBC Timestamp, your home for all things history. Shed new light on the past by unveiling hidden worlds throughout time, dig into the fascinating true stories behind legendary myths, and learn about cutting-edge technologies helping to rethink stories from across the ages. This is a channel from BBC Studios who help fund new BBC programmes. Service information and feedback: https://www.bbcstudios.com
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All they had to do was ask Joe Rogan for a photo
How fantastic to have a TV presenter who really is a scientist and emphasises the speculation and theory as just that, and does not make wild claims about "facts" we can not possibly know. Ella A--Shamahi is a breath of fresh air. Humourous, down-to-earth, and scientifically professional. WONDERFUL! Incidentally, you mention that Neanderthals were far less numerous than homo sapiens, and that towards their end they were riddled with disease due to in-breeding, could this suggest their extinction? That they were just too few and the resulting in-breeding caused the end over successive generations? Just a theory.
Vin Diesel has let himself go 😮😮
"They hadn't been invented yet" has to be a Conk reference
I hate the camera going back and forth so much! Why do we have to see her from the front and then switch to the side higher camera view and back to the front again every 2 seconds??
The problem is, whenever we find something we cannot explain, we tend to categorize it as ritualistic, whereas its real function may have been something entirely different.
Why, in these reconstruction, do they insist on showing the reconstructions in the dark?
Looks like his name should be Sven Diesel
When I was in school in the last century, our science teachers were still talking about humans only being around for 50,000-75,000 years.
Thank you for regaining my confidence in the bbc
"We should be so lucky" That is a truth. Thoroughly enjoyed this vid.
No need for the background music while talking please. Big turnoff!
Ella Al-Shamahi is just sooo carismatic and funny, it makes paleo-antropology very attractive to watch. Great video!'
I love this program. I love the presenter. She is gorgeous, numerous and incredibly knowledgeable minus the ego of a genius!!!
Wonderful documentary thank you🇨🇦
I love Dr. Alice Roberts' The Incredible Human Journey.
What’s wrong with the camera man? He won’t hold still! What seems to be the problem?
So glad a person as charming and caring as Ella Al-Shamahi exists! Without her contributions to Science we would be far poorer.
Floresiences needed fewer calories to survive.
Ella - great presentation. Thank you. Cheers Steve 🇦🇺