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That climb up Dragon's Back
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Unknown: Cave of Bones

That climb up Dragon's Back, thinking about what must have gone throughthe minds and...

That climb up Dragon's Back, thinking about what must have gone through
the minds and bodies of those Homo naledi carrying up their deceased
community members, 250, 280,000, 300,000 years ago

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That climb up Dragon's Back,
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thinking about what must have gone through the minds and bodies of those Homo naledi
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carrying up their deceased community members,
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250, 280,000, 300,000 years ago.
Duration
16 seconds
Views
38
Timestamp in Movie
00:45:17
Uploaded
Apr 16, 2025
Genres
documentary
Production
Story Syndicate

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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.
[BERGER] Just imagining what it must have taken - Unknown: Cave of Bones 00:09
[BERGER] Just imagining what it must have taken
And your culture, I guess, tells you that now, here, we do this. - Unknown: Cave of Bones 00:11
And your culture, I guess, tells you that now, here, we do t...
They dragged that body, three, four, five of them carried that body, - Unknown: Cave of Bones 00:10
They dragged that body, three, four, five of them carried th...
[GROANS FAINTLY] - Unknown: Cave of Bones 00:06
[GROANS FAINTLY]
[BERGER] And then they had to crawl, - Unknown: Cave of Bones 00:11
[BERGER] And then they had to crawl,
That body, was it loose? Was it rigor mortis? - Unknown: Cave of Bones 00:09
That body, was it loose? Was it rigor mortis?
And then, them looking down the Chute... - Unknown: Cave of Bones 00:30
And then, them looking down the Chute...
They probably dig it together. - Unknown: Cave of Bones 00:10
They probably dig it together.
[HAWKS] When we look at what naledi did, - Unknown: Cave of Bones 00:20
[HAWKS] When we look at what naledi did,
When an individual dies, they come together socially, - Unknown: Cave of Bones 00:15
When an individual dies, they come together socially,
Did they sit and hold hands after they buried the body? - Unknown: Cave of Bones 00:05
Did they sit and hold hands after they buried the body?
When we think, you know, - Unknown: Cave of Bones 00:33
When we think, you know,
They went back and back and back into these spaces, - Unknown: Cave of Bones 00:26
They went back and back and back into these spaces,
Then they drag themselves, they crawl through on the way out. - Unknown: Cave of Bones 00:21
Then they drag themselves, they crawl through on the way out...
What do they do right then in that moment? - Unknown: Cave of Bones 00:12
What do they do right then in that moment?
[MUSIC FADES OUT] - Unknown: Cave of Bones 00:06
[MUSIC FADES OUT]
You can watch monkeys all day. Or at least I can. - Unknown: Cave of Bones 00:05
You can watch monkeys all day. Or at least I can.
They're letting the little guy have it. - Unknown: Cave of Bones 00:24
They're letting the little guy have it.
When these monkeys experience a loss... - Unknown: Cave of Bones 00:13
When these monkeys experience a loss...
they're gonna feel it deeply, emotionally, - Unknown: Cave of Bones 00:08
they're gonna feel it deeply, emotionally,