A Quiet Story of the Natufians — The Quiet Timeline EP7

Описание: In this episode of The Quiet Timeline, we return to the Mediterranean hills around 12,500 BC — to a world before agriculture, before empires, and before written history.

We visit the Natufian people at Malaha, one of the earliest known villages in human history. Here, stone houses rise from the earth. Fires glow gently at dusk. Dogs sleep beside their humans. Wild wheat bends in the wind. And communities begin to settle — not yet farmers, but no longer fully wanderers.

Through quiet storytelling and archaeological insight, this episode explores:

– The stone houses of Malaha
– Room 131 and the tools of early harvesters
– Natufian burial rituals and identity
– The domestication of the dog
– The tending of wild plants
– The unintended beginnings of agriculture

This video is intentionally slow, steady, and non-dramatic.
There are no sudden sounds, no loud music, and no fast edits.
It is created for deep sleep, anxiety relief, background listening, and peaceful reflection.

You don’t need to watch.
Simply listen… and let the ancient world carry you into rest.

🎧 Audio features:
– Slow and gentle narration
– Soft ambient background sound
– Calm pacing designed for sleep

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