History & cultureBuried EarthThis Neolithic Site Proves Europe's Dark Past

This Neolithic Site Proves Europe's Dark Past

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Published Jul 10, 2026, 5:00 PM · 3mo ago

Buried Earth
Buried Earth
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They Found 500 Bodies From Europe's First Farmers, buried in a ritual ditch that has haunted archaeologists for 30 years. The reality behind Europe's earliest civilisation is fascinating, with this being one of the most disturbing Neolithic discoveries of all time. What happened at a small German village 7,000 years ago, that turned into one of the strangest mass burial sites ever excavated? In this buried earth video, lets look at the specific evidence from the bones, providing a clear picture of the Linear Pottery Culture, the systematic processing of hundreds of victims, and the collapse of Europe's first great civilisation. They Found 3,000 Bodies From Napoleon's Lost Army. - https://youtu.be/aMtIWqHPdpg They Found 390 Bodies Inside Henry VIII's Sunken Ship - https://youtu.be/8FzqRORIlnY Do let me know in the comments any more amazing human history moments that would make a great video. Subscribe to not miss an episode.

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