To be honest I didn’t expect you guys to do anything about this..kudos to you guys, but you need to make sure that kinda stuff doesn’t happen. historical missinformation and historical whitewashing is a serious issue

Luh. Your making a false information. WE will report this to our government.

Go to Philippines. There’s also hanging coffins in Sagada Mountain Province.

Thank you for fixing this. 🙏 Kudos

Thank you for correcting this. Our history and our own gravesites are also very important to us. Not to mention, of course, the current political issues between China and the Philippines. Thank you.

I mean climbing equipment really is that advanced. It is all pretty basic still just with much lighter and stronger materials. But a rope is a rope.

I'd have to agree. In some ways, the ancient peoples were more advanced than us now. We are constantly questioning how they accomplished seemingly impossible tasks.

couldnt they have also created like, steps up to where they were putting the caskets? i mean, how else were they able to get the wooden pillars into the cliffs facing to hold the coffins?? They would have just did the same as the pillars and just made steps and then just removed the wooden steps and erased what they did

They didnt climb up, the decended from the top.

So true we have to stop guessing estimating about things we are unsure.

you are hmong

You aint going to hear nothing lol.

@@OldDunollieman 😂

Yes indeed.

Your Soul wants to see what your Family is doing but your Soul is free to travel, it doesn't stay with a dead body it no longer cares about.

And a wonderful place for children to play...with a dead body over their heads.

yes you are correct

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Diba hmmm

Yes you are correct. This is misleading @timeline

Maybe they just think oohh just used Philippines hanging coffin photo there most beautiful than China 😂😂

I just dont like the fact that they remove them from their final resting place. Seeing the skull in the plastic bag being put in the case being taken away is sad

@@jeannieloosthuizen2750 imagine in a thousand years future humans find the graveyard where presidents are buried and put them all in a museum with the presidents bodies and possessions they were buried with on display.

@@brettnelson7518 I think Futurama did that one already! 😆

@@jeannieloosthuizen2750 are you dutch?

Yeah but they are documenting it

Yeah great history.. until now. Now it's just slave labour and extreme exploitation of nature.

Why not just find a nice mountain ridge to build a temple then? besides the whole theft issue, they should be able to protect a sturdy temple.

Wow! You must have watched the same documentary as the rest of us!

Massacred by the fire kingdom...

Lmao my same exact thought😂

@@Immopimmo I know rt... It all makes sense now

Slezren Omega lol

@Stef Green lmao 😂😂😂

Perhaps only the remains of important people were stored this way. And normal villagers were burried?

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@@williamdrijver4141 or burned?

Yes, that is remarkable indeed... they look fresher than 1700 cty catacomb coffins of Portugal... in rain and wind and snow... 1000 years... hmm... it's like those 1000 year old still edible eggs...

Great screename! Serious question does it count as ancient history if they unfortunately were wiped out in 1600AD? If the tradition has continuity to a truly ancient period does it therefore count?

This was my thought as well. I thought I could see signs of water erosion, but maybe I’m mistaken. I’m no expert, but common sense tells me that these coffins were placed there when the water level was higher. 🤷🏻‍♀️

@@LuckyLu602 exactly and no one mentioned it. Landscape shifts might play a role too.

I dont know about the water level. But it wouldn't be unreasonable to assume there was an easier path up the side that has since crumbled away.

To prevent coffins to be swept away by the roaring floodwater, or put the demises of wealthy people closer to the Heaven.

I don't know why people are so nosey and isn't it scary when you think about it? You know people can't fly, even if they can it isn't normal. I'd say "yog dab xwb" and I'd stay hella far away as I can.

Think that they were dropping acid.

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I can speculate that they technology that others may not understand. They were near cliffs and mountains so having a pully system or hang gliding is plausible..... They for sure can not fly like superman. I suspect they may have been able to "fly" but not fly-fly.. you know?

@@ninad205 Yes I can see that

@@ninad205 meaning?

Can you send me links, sounds interesting

I found this documentary so interesting. Yet another discovery of our “primitive” ancestors. One question came to mind that was not touched on in documentary : Did the Bo bury everyone on the side of a high cliff? Or was this reserved only for important individuals ? Their number must have been substantial if the Ming felt the need to wipe them out.

It’s Beau Not Bo 🙄 lol

That’s lovely ✨

That makes sense.

*Wonderful interpretation*

@Lukas Loh after getting in touch with them, they already fixed the thumbnail and put a note on the comment section. :)

Yes wrong thumbnail picture ... thats sagada for sure

There are several such posts. Would you be good enough to tell me what you know of this tradition in the Philippines ? How it came to be ? I think it a rather wonderful thing. And when the construct collapses,straight down into the river. Talk about honouring the dead. The effort is far from trivial. There is an Inca tradition of grass rope bridging so the footpaths between gorges are connected. Every year the suspension bridges are replaced,so the villages have an institutional memory of how to do this. Very different reason,but a common community skill of that village. This is not a trivial exercise. For this to go on for generations,there must have been a powerful desire. Not just a family,but a clan or an entire village would be needed.

@@paulmanson253 hanging cemetery is still practiced by local tribes in the philippines mountain province...it's their culture and belief...

yeah... tsk2

Ha ha! Wen piman. Hyphenated names in latin letters.

Yes I remember seeing that when I visited China. Amazing.

without solid footing, what they did up there is impossible

Exactly

My thoughts exactly.

@@chadsimmons6347 they said in some areas there are holes which held walkways, the rest eroded away... that explains how they did it.

my thoughts exactly. they didn’t need to carry the coffins op the side. 🤦🏼‍♂️ they clearly did it by standing on the top of the cliff and lowered them down the sides 🙄

@@dominiquewinther857 yes, that was my first thought. Drop down from above and install a scaffold to support the coffin.

That’s my thought. Lowering a heavy load via road is much easier than carrying it up a cliff.

Bamboo scaffolding is very strong and we’ve all seen how tall the Chinese can make it 😱

Here's the issue with that, it depends on where they can actually get to the edge from. I doubt these historians are illogical enough to make such a large oversight without reason after all.

IKR!

If this is Bow coffin then that in Philippines must be arrow coffin. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Let's report to correct the thumbnail

Agree

The Bo people migrated to PH

@@ferdiebuenafe2222 after getting in touch with them, they already fixed the thumbnail and put a note on the comment section. :)

You are Right, they don't care this is how lies get out to the People. All across the Earth.

after getting in touch with them, they already fixed the thumbnail and put a note on the comment section. :)

We were 1oo-2oo’ below during Mar’o5 cruise, maybe 1/4 or 1/2 of the backwater would become once the Three Gorges Dam would be filled.

Yes, I was on a Yangtze River cruise in 04 and saw similar hanging coffins on the walls of one of the tributaries. Fascinatingly beautiful!

Lol when i saw what was written on the sides of the coffins i was thinking, "man... Those coffins look off..." Lol

Timeline never seems to get the little details...

It seems like Philippines is part of China as they say...

its from the Philippines the photos you used in your time line research first......before you used it.....

I notice that too

I am American and I have visited Yunnan twice. My friend lives in Kunming, and I have visited other places such as Dali, Lijiang, etc. It is a beautiful province of China.

I was just gonna say ... Sagada

Great info 👍

DNA analysis simply proves ethnic similarity but not place of origin. DNA analysis that is substantiated by archaeology will debunk your theory. Aborigal Taiwanese (including early Okinawans) originated from the Philippines and not the other way around.

@Shunga Kha Who are the Kankanays and Applai people then?

@@kahldiss2689 Reverse immigration happened after 1000 years also but from Indonesia to Taiwan. That probably explained the language similarity.

Bamboo scaffolding. Or a walkway to the top and they lowered.

@@forevermarked5826 that’s what I was thinking too scaffolds

No they were climbing the cliffs They beleive that the souls of the dead could reach the sky or the stars

That's right the water was high as the same level of the coffin was hang up there...

Where exactly in Nepal? Please specify.

@@bhojhariomchaulagain8356 I once saw a documentary , will try to recall and update you 🙏

Same here in indonesia , south sulawesi by the torajanesse and still do that today.

Yes, 'eventually' they will rot. But those coffins have been hanging there for 800-500 years (as scholars generally place their date within A.D. 1127-1500)... so that eventuality might be in the next couple of centuries. I think opening the coffins would definitely solve a lot of mysteries. For example, collecting DNA from the skeletons will throw light on the fate of the Bo people (i.e. where their descendants are today).

after getting in touch with them, they already fixed the thumbnail and put a note on the comment section. :)

ROSE : Yeah what goes up it must comes down... Hsjsjsk

That's exactly what I thought too. I'm surprised this was not considered, or if it was, strange that it wasn't brought up

Quote from my geologist friend “nothing significant has happened in the last 20,000 years” obviously that’s a tongue and cheek response but I think what he’s trying to say is the amount of erosion isn’t as significant as you might think given the relatively short geologic timeframe

I thinking the same thing what if there a part of the land missing and it been wash away? or what if those coffin were buried in that hill which is now half a hill?

I wonder if there isn't a cave connecting from the top or bottom to that seam, that's karst so caves abound

No earthquakes in the region i guess

That was when men were *MEN*

But that would make too much sense

That was my thought too. Makes more sense to lower that to do an impossible climb.

But how did they bring it to the TOP to lower it down? If there was a road up it looking down it would make sense.

@@mixeddrinks8100 they are hanging in a narrow river canyon. Pull up the location on Google maps. They literally have all of China surrounding the location. It would be easy to simply walk over and lower the coffins.

Thank you for your insight o gifted one, now tell us how they got the coffins to the top of the cliffs before lowering them down.

after getting in touch with them, they already fixed the thumbnail and put a note on the comment section. :)

the thumbnail is Sagada not in China

may be

it was not the same place😂😂

Awww sad 😭

Sadge

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And burying the dead that died burying the dead that died .......

The narrator is Chinese

@Slavic Melody you can tell from the accent.

Well she is Chinese.

Narrator is chinese, she speaks good english if you put it that way

Yes that makes sense.

@@tripzville7569 a lot of this so called “Documentary’s” are straight up BS, and spreading misinformation to people.

I wondered about that myself.

Yup that's how they did it in the ancient hanging coffins in here In Philippines

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@@IFoundYourLunch nice nice.. thank you and God Bless

​@@faithannchumacog8263 God Bless and hopefully things will be okay soon in our motherland :)

It will never be over just reinvented. You will see!

And straight on to North Korea to complete the trip

Over? Lol. Wake up! There never was a pandemic. Only the new world order.

Just like that the n1h1 flu is gone replaced with a fake flu

@@steveodonoghue2772 Yeah. And the earth is flat.

Would be a lot more beautiful if the Communist Party didn’t take control, a lot of historical things & ancient art was destroyed

Yeah, when I saw it I find it so weird cause I didn't remember that being in China...

Haha I'm glad I'm not the only one who noticed it.

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after getting in touch with them, they already fixed the thumbnail and put a note on the comment section. :)

Some photos that you use is our hanging coffin in sagada philippines

the history yes, but the politics...

@@jettmcleod4469 i see no politics in the comment, why did you bring it up ?

@@bigbrotherdsad6535 idk, just adding my opinion

@jettmcleod4469 Dude you talk about other countries' governments disparagingly when you're LITERALLY FROM A WESTERN COUNTRY. Have some self awareness. Do you know most Chinese support their government? You don't know better than they do.

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after getting in touch with them, they already fixed the thumbnail and put a note on the comment section. :)