It is also more "serious" than most other replica channels which just try to shock the viewers into watching. When I read the descriptions on PT's videos, it is obvious that what he does is well...
It is also more "serious" than most other replica channels which just try to shock the viewers into watching. When I read the descriptions on PT's videos, it is obvious that what he does is well researched and has at least some base in actual archaeological facts.
Yeah ditto. And even his editing is subtly soothing. E.g. When he chops wood, he always cuts the scene on repeating patterns. chop chop chop <cut to next tree> chop chop chop <cut to next tree>...
Yeah ditto. And even his editing is subtly soothing. E.g. When he chops wood, he always cuts the scene on repeating patterns. chop chop chop <cut to next tree> chop chop chop <cut to next tree> chop chop chop
Wow. I stopped watching primitive technology videos a while ago because I couldn't stand most of the people making them. This video was great, and I look forward to looking at more of them. Thank...
Wow. I stopped watching primitive technology videos a while ago because I couldn't stand most of the people making them. This video was great, and I look forward to looking at more of them. Thank you for this!
Oh, and I had forgotten to turn on the closed captioning, so I watched it a second time. Good without it and even better with it.
Always enjoy his videos, so meditative, makes me want to believe that in some kind of apocalypse scenario I could do the same. No wait, who am I kidding, i'd be dead in a week.
Always enjoy his videos, so meditative, makes me want to believe that in some kind of apocalypse scenario I could do the same. No wait, who am I kidding, i'd be dead in a week.
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It is also more "serious" than most other replica channels which just try to shock the viewers into watching. When I read the descriptions on PT's videos, it is obvious that what he does is well researched and has at least some base in actual archaeological facts.
Yeah ditto. And even his editing is subtly soothing. E.g. When he chops wood, he always cuts the scene on repeating patterns. chop chop chop <cut to next tree> chop chop chop <cut to next tree> chop chop chop
Wow. I stopped watching primitive technology videos a while ago because I couldn't stand most of the people making them. This video was great, and I look forward to looking at more of them. Thank you for this!
Oh, and I had forgotten to turn on the closed captioning, so I watched it a second time. Good without it and even better with it.
Always enjoy his videos, so meditative, makes me want to believe that in some kind of apocalypse scenario I could do the same. No wait, who am I kidding, i'd be dead in a week.