I explain and review the Netflix documentary Unknown: Cave of Bones
The documentary is about the discovery of the new species that lived around 300 000 years ago, the Homo Naledi.
It was found in the Rising Star cave system, in South Africa.
The cave is believed to have been some sort of burial location for the Homo Naledi, which brings the question, why would they bury their dead? Is it because they didn't want to see dead bodies? Or could it be more?
Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
00:18 - Unknown and other documentaries they have made
01:02 - How it all started
01:34 - Findings
03:35 - Koala
03:52 - What we learned
04:09 - Burying the dead
05:06 - Oldest funeral ever
05:50 - Spiritual burying?
08:15 - Anatomy of Homo Naledi
09:57 - Pictographs
10:17 - Thoughts on documentary and outro
