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[HAWKS] You know, why do we bury bodies? A lot of people will give you the answer
that, you know, we bury the dead because we believe
that there's something beyond, and putting the dead under the ground
is a part of that passageway, right, it's a part of connecting
to the next world. Was naledi having an image that death is a transition,
it's a passage to another place? It's hard to escape that idea when literally naledi is enacting
a passage to another place in order to deposit the dead. [MELANCHOLIC MUSIC CONTINUES]
that, you know, we bury the dead because we believe
that there's something beyond, and putting the dead under the ground
is a part of that passageway, right, it's a part of connecting
to the next world. Was naledi having an image that death is a transition,
it's a passage to another place? It's hard to escape that idea when literally naledi is enacting
a passage to another place in order to deposit the dead. [MELANCHOLIC MUSIC CONTINUES]
Full Transcript
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[HAWKS] You know, why do we bury bodies?
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A lot of people will give you the answer
that, you know, we bury the dead
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because we believe
that there's something beyond,
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and putting the dead under the ground
is a part of that passageway, right,
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it's a part of connecting
to the next world.
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Was naledi having an image
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that death is a transition,
it's a passage to another place?
00:00:29.278 --> 00:00:31.989
It's hard to escape that idea
00:00:32.073 --> 00:00:38.704
when literally naledi is enacting
a passage to another place
00:00:38.788 --> 00:00:41.916
in order to deposit the dead.
00:00:41.999 --> 00:00:44.767
[MELANCHOLIC MUSIC CONTINUES]
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Movie Summary
Follows Paleo anthropologist Lee Berger in South Africa, as he and his team try to prove that the world's oldest graveyard they found, is not human. A small brained, ape-like creature could have practiced complex burial rituals.
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