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  • 00:02

    It's really windy today guys, we're having some filming technical
    It's really windy today guys, we're having some filming technical

  • 00:07

    difficulties, so I hope you can hear me okay. If the camera moves, we're trying
    difficulties, so I hope you can hear me okay. If the camera moves, we're trying

  • 00:11

    our best. This shoe is an astonishing 9600 years old maybe even as old as
    our best. This shoe is an astonishing 9600 years old maybe even as old as

  • 00:17

    10,000 400 years so is this one and this one and together between the three of
    10,000 400 years so is this one and this one and together between the three of

  • 00:24

    them they hold the illustrious title of the world's oldest shoe. Yep we're
    them they hold the illustrious title of the world's oldest shoe. Yep we're

  • 00:30

    starting 2019 with a bang with a topic that you've never wondered about but
    starting 2019 with a bang with a topic that you've never wondered about but

  • 00:35

    I'm gonna talk about anyway. All of these shoes came from right here in Central
    I'm gonna talk about anyway. All of these shoes came from right here in Central

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    Oregon and incredibly these are not the only shoes to survive from the
    Oregon and incredibly these are not the only shoes to survive from the

  • 00:50

    Paleolithic. We actually have a wide range of shoes spanning several thousand
    Paleolithic. We actually have a wide range of shoes spanning several thousand

  • 00:55

    years. It's pretty strange archaeological finds Oh such a broad
    years. It's pretty strange archaeological finds Oh such a broad

  • 01:01

    selection of shoes. Built out of intertwined cords of sagebrush bark,
    selection of shoes. Built out of intertwined cords of sagebrush bark,

  • 01:05

    which grow everywhere here in Central and Eastern Oregon. We actually know
    which grow everywhere here in Central and Eastern Oregon. We actually know

  • 01:10

    quite a lot about the people who made them. They lived in a time period called
    quite a lot about the people who made them. They lived in a time period called

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    the Younger Dryas. It was a period of exceptionally sharp climatic change. It
    the Younger Dryas. It was a period of exceptionally sharp climatic change. It

  • 01:21

    wasn't getting warmer like ours is now, it was getting much colder and drier. The
    wasn't getting warmer like ours is now, it was getting much colder and drier. The

  • 01:25

    large pluvial lakes which had dotted the landscape here in oregon during the Ice
    large pluvial lakes which had dotted the landscape here in oregon during the Ice

  • 01:30

    Age were drying up and being replaced by marshes and the very large mammals that
    Age were drying up and being replaced by marshes and the very large mammals that

  • 01:36

    we associate with the early Stone Age in America like woolly rhinos camels
    we associate with the early Stone Age in America like woolly rhinos camels

  • 01:40

    saber-toothed Tigers mammoths all of those had gone extinct by this time and
    saber-toothed Tigers mammoths all of those had gone extinct by this time and

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    these people lived on a diet that's much more familiar to us now. In the summer
    these people lived on a diet that's much more familiar to us now. In the summer

  • 01:51

    they hunted deer and elk and in the winter they spent their time around the
    they hunted deer and elk and in the winter they spent their time around the

  • 01:57

    marshes eating waterfowl and presumably a lot of plant resources but those don't
    marshes eating waterfowl and presumably a lot of plant resources but those don't

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    survive as well in the archaeological record. At the same site that these shoes
    survive as well in the archaeological record. At the same site that these shoes

  • 02:07

    were discovered they also found several pits, presumably earthen ovens,
    were discovered they also found several pits, presumably earthen ovens,

  • 02:13

    containing the remains of an incredible 14,000 rabbits. However you cut it, that
    containing the remains of an incredible 14,000 rabbits. However you cut it, that

  • 02:21

    is a lot of bloody rabbits. Not only was this an important resource for clothing
    is a lot of bloody rabbits. Not only was this an important resource for clothing

  • 02:26

    in this cold climate but the killing of so many animals it must have been a bit
    in this cold climate but the killing of so many animals it must have been a bit

  • 02:32

    of an occasion for their communities it must have pulled the the wider community
    of an occasion for their communities it must have pulled the the wider community

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    together, much like their Shoshone descendants did in the the 19th century.
    together, much like their Shoshone descendants did in the the 19th century.

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    The Shoshone Native Americans who live in Oregon Idaho Nevada this sort of area
    The Shoshone Native Americans who live in Oregon Idaho Nevada this sort of area

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    they also participated in large-scale rabbit hunts and as I said it was a
    they also participated in large-scale rabbit hunts and as I said it was a

  • 02:55

    chance for their community to get together trade, get married, exchange
    chance for their community to get together trade, get married, exchange

  • 03:01

    gossip, probably make a few rabbits of their own if you catch my drift no doubt.
    gossip, probably make a few rabbits of their own if you catch my drift no doubt.

  • 03:07

    The fact that we see such clear evidence for this kind of activity 10,000 years
    The fact that we see such clear evidence for this kind of activity 10,000 years

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    ago right up until the 19th century and as well the continued importance of
    ago right up until the 19th century and as well the continued importance of

  • 03:19

    weaving in these cultures basket, weaving is a very important skill to many Native
    weaving in these cultures basket, weaving is a very important skill to many Native

  • 03:24

    American groups here in the the western US, it really shows the great degree
    American groups here in the the western US, it really shows the great degree

  • 03:29

    of cultural continuity between Native American groups now and their Stone Age
    of cultural continuity between Native American groups now and their Stone Age

  • 03:35

    ancestors and I find that fascinating to be honest. I'm sure I don't know of any
    ancestors and I find that fascinating to be honest. I'm sure I don't know of any

  • 03:41

    rituals that we do in Britain that we could really show such a clear link to
    rituals that we do in Britain that we could really show such a clear link to

  • 03:47

    the Stone Age. I don't know if you can think of one let me know in the comments
    the Stone Age. I don't know if you can think of one let me know in the comments

  • 03:51

    down below unless Morris Dancers are from the Stone Age I'm not sure. Whoever
    down below unless Morris Dancers are from the Stone Age I'm not sure. Whoever

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    made these shoes at about 9,000 years ago they decided to switch it up they
    made these shoes at about 9,000 years ago they decided to switch it up they

  • 04:00

    totally change the way they weaved these shoes and it was a really abrupt change
    totally change the way they weaved these shoes and it was a really abrupt change

  • 04:06

    and and this new style persisted right up until the modern period and it begs
    and and this new style persisted right up until the modern period and it begs

  • 04:11

    the question what happened 9,000 years ago? Did a new group of people move into the
    the question what happened 9,000 years ago? Did a new group of people move into the

  • 04:16

    area with some fancy kicks was there some sort of change in ritual or culture
    area with some fancy kicks was there some sort of change in ritual or culture

  • 04:22

    that meant they weaved things differently or stylistically
    that meant they weaved things differently or stylistically

  • 04:27

    had a different concept of weaving? We don't know what do you think?
    had a different concept of weaving? We don't know what do you think?

  • 04:31

    A lot a lot of archaeologists think there was an invasion or some different
    A lot a lot of archaeologists think there was an invasion or some different

  • 04:35

    group came into the area but what do you think what would cause such a dramatic
    group came into the area but what do you think what would cause such a dramatic

  • 04:39

    change in the style of shoe? So there you have it talk about starting 2019 with a
    change in the style of shoe? So there you have it talk about starting 2019 with a

  • 04:46

    bang with a really obscure archaeological topic. I hope you found
    bang with a really obscure archaeological topic. I hope you found

  • 04:52

    that interesting guys tune in in the next two weeks I'm gonna film another
    that interesting guys tune in in the next two weeks I'm gonna film another

  • 04:56

    video right now on the Stone Age origins of the spear and I even made a bloody
    video right now on the Stone Age origins of the spear and I even made a bloody

  • 05:00

    spear so that's cool. See ya!
    spear so that's cool. See ya!

All noun
windy
/ˈwindē/

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When the wind is blowing

The 10,000 Year Old Shoes

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Intro:

It's really windy today guys, we're having some filming technical
difficulties, so I hope you can hear me okay. If the camera moves, we're trying
our best. This shoe is an astonishing 9600 years old maybe even as old as
10,000 400 years so is this one and this one and together between the three of
them they hold the illustrious title of the world's oldest shoe. Yep we're
starting 2019 with a bang with a topic that you've never wondered about but
I'm gonna talk about anyway. All of these shoes came from right here in Central
Oregon and incredibly these are not the only shoes to survive from the
Paleolithic. We actually have a wide range of shoes spanning several thousand
years. It's pretty strange archaeological finds Oh such a broad
selection of shoes. Built out of intertwined cords of sagebrush bark,
which grow everywhere here in Central and Eastern Oregon. We actually know
quite a lot about the people who made them. They lived in a time period called
the Younger Dryas. It was a period of exceptionally sharp climatic change. It
wasn't getting warmer like ours is now, it was getting much colder and drier. The
large pluvial lakes which had dotted the landscape here in oregon during the Ice
Age were drying up and being replaced by marshes and the very large mammals that
we associate with the early Stone Age in America like woolly rhinos camels
saber-toothed Tigers mammoths all of those had gone extinct by this time and
these people lived on a diet that's much more familiar to us now. In the summer

Video Vocabulary

/ˌärkēəˈläjək(ə)l/

adjective

relating to archaeology.

/rəˈmānz/

noun other verb

parts left over after other parts. Bodies of human or animals after it has died. To be left behind; to continue to exist.

adjective noun verb

connected with organization. Partner in professional work, e.g. in law. connect conceptually.

/ˈwôdərˌfoul/

noun

ducks, geese, or other large aquatic birds.

/sərˈvīv/

verb

To continue to live despite illness or trouble.

/ɡet/

verb

To go somewhere to obtain something.

/ˈsentrəl/

adjective noun

in the middle. place with high concentration of specified type of person or thing.

/span/

verb

extend from side to side of.

/yəNG/

adjective

having lived or existed for only short time.

/ˈərTHən/

adjective

made of compressed earth.

/stärt/

verb

To do, be or happen for the first time; begin.

/ˌin(t)ərˈtwīn/

verb

To wind together; to cause to be wound together.

/ˈēstərn/

adjective

Being in the area to the east.

/prəˈz(y)o͞oməblē/

adverb

used to convey that what is asserted is very likely though not known for certain.