numerous bones of magnificent beasts the ancient nomad camps. but recently direct descendants of the siberian bison reappeared here in the early twenty first century. these large mammals have an excellent sense of smell bison love that an area because they always smell of hay they keep the bison in good health communicate with them and even help with their private lives. when bison have a matriarchal society the main herd is commanded by a wise mother she is always surrounded by young mothers and the cubs keep away from them they roam by themselves or in small groups but there is a don juan among them his name is yashica he insists on being with the cows. bison returned due to an unprecedented experiment set up by canada's elk islands national park it was the first time in history that would bison were exported to a foreign country once and you could hear they managed to enjoy the temperatures of minus sixty degrees celsius they easily adapted to life in the tyco. remand and you have kenny hit the first obstacle in that journey a vehicle stuck i

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numerous bones of magnificent beasts the ancient nomad camps. but recently direct descendants of the siberian bison reappeared here in the early twenty first century. these large mammals have an excellent sense of smell bison love that an area because they always smell of hay they keep the bison in good health communicate with them and even help with their private lives. when bison have a matriarchal society the main herd is commanded by a wise mother she is always surrounded by young mothers and the cubs keep away from them they roam by themselves or in small groups but there is a don juan among them his name is yashica he insists on being with the cows. bison returned due to an unprecedented experiment set up by canada's elk islands national park it was the first time in history that would bison were exported to a foreign country once and you could hear they managed to enjoy the temperatures of minus sixty degrees celsius they easily adapted to life in the tyco. remand and you have kenny hit the first obstacle in that journey a vehicle stuck i

we now know that all humans once lived nomadic lives. we gathered wild plants and followed the migrations of animals. our lives were lived in small bands. everything was shared. no one had more power or wealth then anyone else. 10,000 years ago, people began to farm and live in permanent settlements. soon, villages, towns and cities evolved and life changed. thousands lived within city walls. we specialized in a single task, and depended on others for everything else we needed. in time, we became divided into rich and poor, as our human relationships became ever more complex. archaeologist william sanders. i think all human societies are the product of a process of cultural evolution. in general, this evolution leads to an increase in the size of societies, an increase in the complexity of their interaction and institutions. it also leads to more economic interdependence among households within a society, and among societies. keach: to trace the evolution of human societies in the new world, an archaeological team comes here to mexico's

i don't want to be a wandering nomad of sobriety. i want my own space.no. i mean... i appreciate it; it's just that i want my apartment the way it was before it was... violated. yeah, i-i saw some of the movie while i was there. (chuckles) i don't think i could live there again. (sighs) why are you lying on the table? i'm looking at the stars. holmes: that's cassiopeia, oriented as it appears now in the night sky. it fits precisely into a map of manhattan of that scale. the first "x" is shedir, the first star. site of this morning's murders in greenwich village. that would put the second star in turtle bay, somewhere near the u.n; the third star, columbus circle. you get the idea. this is a map of where ennis plans to kill people. this is important. did you tell anyone yet? they're all very excited. resources being reallocated as we speak. trouble is, i think it's all bollocks. wait, you think you're wrong? i think i cracked a code that was intended to be cracked. i think he wants the police directing resources to these locations so he can, i don't know,

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we're in the nomad neighborhood of manhattan. so that's north of madison square park.liz, not exactly soho. it is not the upper east side. it is not greenwich village, but liz there's a frenzy of buyers out there. they say they are international coming from argentina, brazil. it's technology money locally, domestically. the money coming is from the oil families, coming in from the commodities related families. they say that it's not hard to sell apartments like this in manhattan. it's two bedrooms and it's pretty nice. liz: it's gorgeous. i have to tell you people from knoxville tennessee are looking and thinking where are the curtains? everybody can see inside. this is the way manhattan is. folks, a lot of people don't have curtains. they want to see the view. and people are too busy to be looking into your windows. but that is stunning. sandra: it is stunning. here's a quick glimpse of the kitchen, not bad. you know, it is pretty spacious. i mean gosh if you are looking -- if you are used to looking at new york city apartments, this is a full refrigerator. you see a

numerous bones of the magnificent beasts the ancient nomad camps.but recently direct descendants of the siberian bison reappeared here in the early twenty first century . these large mammals have an excellent sense of smell bison love that an area because they always smell of hay they keep the bison in good health communicate with them and even help with their private lives. when bison have a matriarchal society the main herd is commanded by a wise mother she is always surrounded by young mothers and the cubs bulls keep away from them they roam by themselves or in small groups but there is a dawn one among them his name is yashica he insists on being with the cows. bison returned due to an unprecedented experiment set up by canada's elk islands national park it was the first time in history that would bison were exported to a foreign country once and you could hear they managed to enjoy the temperatures of minus sixty degrees celsius they easily adapted to life in the tai-chi. remand and you have kenny hit the first obstacle in that journey a vehicl

the first is in nomadic, hunter gatherer societies and they are physically incapable of transporting old people who can't walk from the able-bodied younger people who already have to carry their young children and their physical possessions. the other condition for getting rid of older people is in society, living in marginal or fluctuating environments, such as the desert, where there are periodic food shortages and there isn't enough food occasionally to keep everyone alive. whatever food is available, it has to be reserved for able-bodied people, capable of contributing to the course arrival. and also to the children who will grow up to be the future adults of the tribe. can you still hear me okay? okay. for most americans, it is horrible to think about abandoning or killing your own elderly parents. but what else could go societies do? they face a cruel choice. their old people have to do with their own parents, and the old people know what now is what happened to them. for many who are inclined to blame those tribal societies for abandoning or killing the elderly, let me say the

six thousand years ago scientists have found numerous bones of the magnificent beasts the ancient nomad camps. but recently direct descendants of the siberian bison reappeared here in the early twenty first century . these large mammals have an excellent sense of smell bison love that an area because they always smell of hay they keep the bison in good health communicate with them and even help with their private lives. woman bison have a matriarchal society there but the main herd is commanded by a wise mother she is always surrounded by young mothers and the cubs bulls keep away from them they roam by themselves or in small groups but there is a dawn one among them his name is yashica he insists on being with the cows. by. eisen returned due to an unprecedented experiment set up by canada's elk island national park it was the first time in history that would bison were exported to a foreign country once and you could hear they managed to enjoy the temperatures of minus sixty degrees celsius they easily adapted to life in the tai-chi. remand and you have kenny hit the first obstacle in

one is in nomadic hunter gatherer societies that often shifts hands and end up physically incapable of transporting old people who can't walk when the able bodied young people already have to carry their young children and their physical possessions. the other condition for getting rid of older people is in societies living in marginal or deteriorating environments such as deserts where the art dramatic food shortages, and occasionally they just isn't enough food to keep everyone alive. whatever food is available has to be reserved for able-bodied people still capable of contributing to the tribe -- the tribes survival. and to the children who gro will grow up to be the tribes future adults. can you still here okay? okay, good. to us modern americans it sounds horrible to think of abandoning or killing your own sick spouse or your own elderly parent. but what else could those societies do? they face a cruel choice. their old people had to do with their own parents, and the old people know what now is going to happen to them. for any of you who nevertheless are still inclined to blame t

you, many of us here have already faced or will face an ordeal similar to the ordeal faced by those nomadic or desert travel societies when you are the position or the relative responsible for the medical care of and old person. and when you're the one who has to decide whether and when to halt further medical intervention and went just to administer painkillers and sedatives, or a sick spouse. >> at the opposite extreme, a happy extreme, our new guinea foreign societies where i eventually my fieldwork for the past 50 years. and the society of my friends and many other sedentary traditional societies around the world. in those societies, older people are cared for. they are fed. they remain valuable, and they continue to live in the same hud or else in a nearby hut mr. chote, the relatives, their lifelong friends. in traditional new guinea society whether or not a dentist, and for older people gradually lose their teeth and can no longer choose their own food, their adult children chew the food until it's soft, spent the food into a cup and give that soft prechewed food to the toothless old