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Ella Al-Shamahi is a palaeoanthropoligist specialising in expeditions in hostile, disputed and unstable territories. This Thursday, join her on a journey through the untold history of the handshake. https://www.newscientist.com/science-events/handshake-ella-al-shamahi-gripping-history/ | New Scientist

Ella Al-Shamahi is a palaeoanthropoligist specialising in expeditions in hostile, disputed and unstable territories. This Thursday, join her on a journey through the untold history of the handshake. https://www.newscientist.com/science-events/handshake-ella-al-shamahi-gripping-history/ | New Scientist

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Paleoanthropologist Ella Al-Shamahi uncovers the remarkable 300,000-year story of human evolution, and how new discoveries are making it stranger and more surprising than we ever imagined. Stream #Human now on #BBCPlayer. | BBC Player

Paleoanthropologist Ella Al-Shamahi uncovers the remarkable 300,000-year story of human evolution, and how new discoveries are making it stranger and more surprising than we ever imagined. Stream #Human now on #BBCPlayer. | BBC Player

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“One minute it’s as if you’re in Indiana Jones, and the next you’re using water that has dead rats in it”: Who is palaeoanthropologist Ella Al-Shamahi? | Discover Wildlife

“One minute it’s as if you’re in Indiana Jones, and the next you’re using water that has dead rats in it”: Who is palaeoanthropologist Ella Al-Shamahi? | Discover Wildlife

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Ella Al-Shamahi, Paleoanthropologist, evolutionary biologist and explorer is a Neanderthal specialist with a passion for fossil hunting in Paleolithic caves. Join her in Muriel Kauffman Theatre on Tuesday, Jan. 9 to understand our recent ancestors’ failures and chart a better future. 🎟️ bit.ly/3RyxFBO | Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts

Ella Al-Shamahi, Paleoanthropologist, evolutionary biologist and explorer is a Neanderthal specialist with a passion for fossil hunting in Paleolithic caves. Join her in Muriel Kauffman Theatre on Tuesday, Jan. 9 to understand our recent ancestors’ failures and chart a better future. 🎟️ bit.ly/3RyxFBO | Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts

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Human BBC: who is the presenter - and what is Ella Al-Shamahi known for?

Human BBC: who is the presenter - and what is Ella Al-Shamahi known for?

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‘Humans are not evolved for modern life’ – Ella Al-Shamahi

‘Humans are not evolved for modern life’ – Ella Al-Shamahi

Ella Al-Shamahi: National Geographic Explorer, Biologist, and Stand-Up Comic

Ella Al-Shamahi: National Geographic Explorer, Biologist, and Stand-Up Comic

Ancient Human Species We Once Co-Existed With | New Scientist

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Archaeologists Stunned By Smallest Human Species Ever Discovered | BBC Timestamp

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Were we really destined to rule the planet, or did we just get lucky? Join paleoanthropologist Ella Al-Shamahi as she answers questions on some of our biggest misconceptions about human evolution, Neanderthals, tiny humans, big brains, and survival against the odds. Discover how the story of us began. Find out where to watch Human in your region 👉 https://www.bbcearth.com/shows/human #HumanEvolution #Anthropology #Science #HomoSapiens #DebunkingMyths | BBC Earth

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Anyone for a bear hug? 😱 #Human #EllaAlShamahi #Bear #Hunting Ella Al-Shamahi discovers how humans were confronted by ferocious 10-foot tall prehistoric bears in this new land and explores the daredevil hunting techniques used to take them down. What does it take to tell the greatest story never written down? Human brings our species’ untold origin story to life – spanning 300,000 years, at least six human species, and with one extraordinary survivor: us. Presented by Ella Al-Shamahi, Human bri

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Final episode of HUMAN - tonight at 9/8c on PBS and so it’s about to become bingeable. But as we come to the end let me tell you one thing… #history #archaeology | Ella Al-Shamahi

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HUMAN on BBC iPlayer or BBC2 Mondays 9pm. Americans it’s coming to PBS NOVA 17th Sep. #history #documentary | Ella Al-Shamahi

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Dragon Man… need I say more #humanevolution #evolution #archaeology #mystery #dna Correction: I’ve just realised that I uploaded the wrong video - this one cuts to a picture of an article about Peking man when it was supposed to cut to an image of dragon man! So frustrated about this - sorry! | Ella Al-Shamahi

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HUMAN has been at number 2 on BBC iPlayer for two days. Let’s get it to number 1. To incentivise you here’s the humiliating thing I’m willing to do… Message 5 humans to watch HUMAN so the human writing this belly dances on the Waterloo bridge. | Ella Al-Shamahi

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Americans HUMAN is coming to PBS NOVA starting THIS Wed 17th 9/8c. It’s a breathtaking 5 part mini series that looks at our 300,000 year origin story. We were a UK Summer hit with 5 and 4 star reviews. The NYT named us as one of their 40 shows to watch this Fall and most importantly the one and only Christiane Amanpour gave us 2 shout outs over the last few weeks on her podcast. Folks you know what to do… share widely and watch! | Ella Al-Shamahi

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New Year’s Eve didn’t exist 50,000 years ago but our ancestors will have been practicing rituals, dance and music… some of the reasons why may astonish you. #evolution #community | Ella Al-Shamahi

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Anyway how is your 2026 going? Are your New Year’s resolutions now Jan 3rd resolutions?? | Ella Al-Shamahi

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Ella Al-Shamahi on Instagram: "I delve into this a lot for my tour (tickets now on sale, starting Jan 16th in London). Remember if you haven’t caught it, HUMAN is your Xmas family viewing sorted, it is available on BBC iPlayer (UK) and the PBS app (USA) and has started rolling out to other countries - go to https://www.bbcearth.com/shows/human to see when and where it comes to your region (note there are technically two cuts/versions - one is my version and the other doesn’t have me in it, they

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Ella Al-Shamahi on Instagram: "HUMAN is available to watch on the PBS app (USA) under NOVA (and scroll down) or on BBC iPlayer (UK). Want something to watch with the family this holiday and in the US or UK? Maaaay I recommend our story - probably the most incredible tale of all, and it’s scientifically accurate. HUMAN received rave critical reviews including from the LA Times and Guardian (5 stars), enthusiastic shout outs from Christiane Amanpour and Joe Rogan, and got to number 2 on BBC iPlaye

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Ella Al-Shamahi on Instagram: "Scientists call these smells chemosignals - chemical signals and they we appear to be communicating or gathering information about each other using them. As I always say… we didn’t evolve our way out of being animals. So may be when you get a vibe or a feeling or say you feel weighted down or uplifted by someone… may be, just may be it is based on something (but also may be you are being judgemental 😂 - the science can’t tell us that just yet!). #science #olfactor

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New Scientist on Instagram: "Jack Black’s Year One explores human history, but what year are we talking about? 🦴⁠ ⁠ Year One, a comedic spin on early human history, begins in what looks like a hunter-gatherer village, which could place it around 300,000 years ago, says paleoanthropologist Ella Al-Shamahi. But wait, they’re building shelves, suggesting a more permanent settlement, which doesn’t quite fit the hunter-gatherer lifestyle. Then they meet farmers, and we’re fast-forwarded to about 10,

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Ella Al-Shamahi | This is a quick video because people keep messaging thinking it’s a Homo sapiens fossil - I get it who reads beyond a headline!... | Instagram

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Radiolab on Instagram: "Ella al-Shamahi is not just any evolutionary biologist. She braves war zones and pirate-infested waters to collect fossils from prehistoric caves, fossils that help us understand the origin of our species. But her path to get there was complicated. Her story starts as a devout Muslim missionary in a family that had no space for a belief in evolution. Ella sat down with us to tell us a story she has rarely shared publicly, about how she came to believe in evolution, and ho

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Ella Al-Shamahi on Instagram: "Place your questions below. Also Americans, this is the final episode in the UK on the BBC but HUMAN goes out on your screens on PBS Nova starting Sep 17th! Can’t wait for you guys to see it! 📸 Simon Forrester"

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Ella Al-Shamahi on Instagram: "For a long time we have been the most dominant form of life on Earth… so it’s easy to assume that this was always the case. Homo sapiens turns up and it was written in the stars- all those other human species we shared the planet with shrunk immediately into obscurity. It’s not the case. Our mini-series HUMAN is on PBS Wed 9/8c or on the PBS app. It also now sits on BBC iPlayer in the UK. This is from an interview I did with BBC Earth Science for YouTube. #history

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BBC iPlayer on Instagram: "Do you know who invented the alphabet? 🤔 #Human #EllaAlShamahi #Alphabet ⁣ ⁣ What does it take to tell the greatest story never written down? Human brings our species' untold origin story to life – spanning 300,000 years, at least six human species, and with one extraordinary survivor: us.⁣ ⁣ Presented by Ella Al-Shamahi, Human brings together cutting-edge DNA science, global archaeology, and breathtaking visuals to tell this ambitious story in a totally new wa

Ella Al-Shamahi on Instagram: "Let’s get HUMAN into number 1 on BBC iPlayer. Cos number 2 ain’t good enough… do it for the ancestors. The most incredible story of all, is ours. Message/tell 5 people then drop HUMAN in the comments. I’ll send a signed copy of my book to one of you if we hit over 20 ‘HUMAN’ comments.. but mostly I will be very thankful that you are trying to get highly watchable science programming out there. Hugs. #archaeology #womeninscience"

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The fascinating (and dangerous) places scientists aren't exploring | Ella Al-Shamahi

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