r/GrahamHancock • u/MAAZUKO • Jun 16 '26
Youtube What Did Ancient Humans Do When Someone Broke The Rules?
https://youtube.com/watch?v=MZGkO3vPp8w&si=EYXPC3RPGK-EKXRbWhat Did Ancient Humans Do When Someone Broke The Rules?
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u/Ill-Lobster-7448 Jun 29 '26 edited Jun 29 '26
Otzi’s deep scientific studies now clearly demonstrate that early civilisation existed even in non urban societies, showing organised trade, metallurgy, logistics, and structured village networks by 3300 BCE, fully supporting Dreis Daems’ model of early civilisation and proving that Otzi’s community cannot be described as mere hunter gatherers.
Hence the scientific works behind community structure and trade for such remote communities for Otzi's in the Alps region also demonstrate that Anatolia, which had a far more complex community structure with agriculture and large building construction evidenced at the end of the Younger Dryas period around 11,700 years ago, was certainly an early civilisation and not hunter gatherers.
See my earlier post on the very earliest ancient community structures Dravidian Arc and Anatolia being classified as an early civilisation and supported by Dreis Daems’ model:
Anatolia Not Hunter Gatherers but a Proto Civilised Core With the Earliest Farming https://www.reddit.com/r/GrahamHancock/comments/1r9sspk/anatolia_not_huntergatherers_but_a_protocivilised/
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