We've just got a paleojournalist's article, though. If we were to hear from the actual paleontologists, we might hear a more cautious, nuanced and grounded analysis.

Back when I could access for free British Archaeology's back issue articles, I found wonderful stuff that never hit mainstream press, and definitely not the TV. Debunkings of the 'instant-ancient-religion' school of prehistory, interesting alternate views of the Willendorf Venus and her sisters, careful analyses of things like stomach contents of bob bodies (cereals, with a good smattering of ergot, if you're curious)...