give a like if you treat your cat like a pharaoh))
@UnknownUser-fe5zu6 сағат бұрын
One of the most influential empires ever. It’s only right it’s 4 hours.
@SomeGuyInSandy6 сағат бұрын
Wow, what a story! A story well told as usual!
@siyabongamviko88727 сағат бұрын
I've always found that this channel is the best in so many ways! I cannot thank you enough for the accuracy with which you endeavour to convey your narration, the best representation of facts, how measured and reasonable you are in dealing with the controversial parts of history and how informative you are, kudos! Long may it continue.
@howtomoo7 сағат бұрын
The sun is the same in a relative way but you are older.
@JamaaLS7 сағат бұрын
people still believing the pyramids were Tombs? 😂
@awallner17 сағат бұрын
You should cover the Hopi and Mound builder civilizations or North America. I think the other culture/civilization that covered, geographically speaking, was the Aztec. But that was in Mexico not present-day United States. There are many native American societies that died out before the Europeans that are worth examining.
@DonDorgatho8 сағат бұрын
how does this not have more views. This series continues to amaze
@truthismycause28009 сағат бұрын
Featuring real egyptians, nice! Neither white nor blackwashed, accurate.
@sandorrabe57459 сағат бұрын
2:25:25 Absolutely insane: the first monotheist? The first monotheist was Adam, first man created by our Father. Akhenaten the first monotheist, what a load of nonsense.
@pendragonsxskywalkers95188 сағат бұрын
Adam was fictional character. (Telling this as Christian - stop treating Gnesis literally and embarassing yourself.)
@sandorrabe57457 сағат бұрын
@@pendragonsxskywalkers9518 you call yourself a Christian and at the same time declare that a brother in Christ embarrasses himself by standing on His word? Wow
@pendragonsxskywalkers95187 сағат бұрын
@@sandorrabe5745 Jesus did not write Genesis. Those are not his words. And I am no brother to religious fanatics who treat fictional tales literally.
@pendragonsxskywalkers95187 сағат бұрын
@@sandorrabe5745 It's because of people like you Christianity became joke. Learn that Bible is not historical book and you should always treat it with big grain of salt. It says more about authors belived than what truly happened. Bible tells much about culture of judaism and Christianity, but it is incredible inaccurate source of anything historical.
@wellreadmonarchist9 сағат бұрын
Does anyone know where the re-enacted scenes come from? They’re some of the most faithful representations I’ve ever seen.
@frederictessier63519 сағат бұрын
im always exited for a new fall of civilisation !!!
@user-fi6vl6uf5g9 сағат бұрын
I sure would have loved to have a bird's eye view of the Zanclean Flood! How incredible that must have been!
@user-ui3gw9bs2v10 сағат бұрын
What is the music from 10:52?
@eldraque455611 сағат бұрын
spoken like a true poet..
@thato59611 сағат бұрын
3:18:10 3:14:00 So what happen to chef of the chamber and tiye and those women who plotted against ramese the 3
@FallofCivilizations10 сағат бұрын
Twenty-eight people were executed. These included Pebekkamen, Mastesuria, Panhayboni, Panouk, Pentua, and Pairy, in addition to other harem officials, scribes, and army officials. Some, such as Pentawer, were allowed to take their own lives. Four, including the two judges and the captain of the police, had their ears and noses cut off for cavorting with the accused women. The punishment of Queen Tiye is not recorded.
@thato5968 сағат бұрын
@@FallofCivilizations oh thank you
@stewartmckenna301311 сағат бұрын
Great job! Thank you
@Topgun23211 сағат бұрын
Kinda weird that no pharaoh thought to build a pyramid and just use that for their whole dynasty with separate tomb chambers for each king. I'm sure they could have made space.
@musokofe11 сағат бұрын
At 7:42 I knew everything is going to be alright!
@kn1b1s9512 сағат бұрын
This documentary has some bad information, the Bent Pyramid was most likely intentional, the final result was the geometry they were going for and it is rooted in sacred geometry, the geometry of hexagons and pentagons There is also no evidence that Sneferu was burried in the Red Pyramid
@cmpe4312 сағат бұрын
I guess you can still learn something new about the Egyptians. Thank you!
@catmum1113 сағат бұрын
I love love love your channel and videos, thank you so much for all the hard work and excellent material.
@piedpiper117213 сағат бұрын
3:10:00 I have long felt that Egypt’s successful defense against the Sea Peoples is one of the all time great triumphs of policy and cultural ethos uniting in a well-functioning government. The Pharaoh’s responsibility is to preserve peace for his people, and R3 did just that, without shirking responsibility. All the other kings and leaders of the era failed to meet the threat, and their common people suffered profoundly for it. No matter how leaders are chosen, if they fail to take the responsibility gravely serious, the consequences can be unimaginable. I so dearly wish more of our current political elite around the world treated their roles with gravitas. So many seem to think there are no real consequences for policy beyond who makes a little more or a little less profit.
@michaelhowington420513 сағат бұрын
Why do I feel like I've watched this before? 😵💫
@SirAlanClive14 сағат бұрын
Thank you for that. Amazing stuff.
@mowse7315 сағат бұрын
Better than anythng you get from the mainstream channels. History without a modern twist...Thanks.
@andipandi968516 сағат бұрын
ENJOYED IT ALL.
@user-mq9zz8qe1o17 сағат бұрын
To anyone who fell asleep and woke up to this gem welcome!! Play this as you fall asleep tonight and let yourself travel back in time as you drift off you just found a true treasure on this website. Your welcome! 😁
@jarrahingham-murray875817 сағат бұрын
Paul Cooper is the David Attenborough of ancient history! These documentaries are incredible, and his voice is so soothing and iconic 🙌
@moooda431717 сағат бұрын
A truly excellent telling of one of the greatest civilizations history. Much Appreciated.
@kevinkelleher870817 сағат бұрын
I don't understand why or how some people compare the "New" History Channel ilk such as Ancient Aliens adorned with Big Foot(s), the (j)Oak Island, Anything but Reality, etc... to THIS? When the book releases will the pages be pre"dog eared"? Time travel is "True", I conclude this based on observation, if an Ancient was watching "Me" they must hypothetically surmise that "History Repeats Itself" based on my ravenous consumption of your latest version!👍
@kiltedjohn100018 сағат бұрын
great documentary
@ZF8818 сағат бұрын
The idea that the pyramids were built this way is so demonstrably impossible that it’s fractured my faith in this series
@FallofCivilizations15 сағат бұрын
How do you think they were made?
@janinebean427619 сағат бұрын
The western ghats remind me of how western Canada has British Columbia which even has temperature rainforest, but past the rockies, it’s very flat prairies that are much less wet. They’re not super dry but definitely dryer! But freezing cold and incredibly flag, you can see for Miles.
@jimc.goodfellas22619 сағат бұрын
He's back!
@ruperterskin211719 сағат бұрын
Appreciate ya. Thanks for sharing.
@truk8720 сағат бұрын
The petroglyphs are a daily journal, red from the top down. Usually dividing the days by a singular line.
@stargazer468320 сағат бұрын
Fell asleep listening and had a dream I was exploring a pyramid.
@joshn167821 сағат бұрын
My first time seeing this channel, wow, I've been missing out on such amazing content. Thank you for posting something so thrilling to listen to, you've got a new subscriber. ❤
@FallofCivilizations21 сағат бұрын
Welcome!
@kevinhall254521 сағат бұрын
Absolutely extraordinary.
@zvezdanjasovic318521 сағат бұрын
Such a great channel, this episode is just mind blowing, also the conquistadors episode is one of my favourite.
@mongolshonny663321 сағат бұрын
Today story, criminal migrants take over big city's and countries
@someguy71022 сағат бұрын
2.3 million stones in 23 years? That's 100,000 stones per year, or 274 stones per day. Nah, I don't buy it.
@FallofCivilizations15 сағат бұрын
When you have 10,000 workers at your disposal you can achieve this quite easily. Teams of ten men each would work in a continuous flow to bring one stone each from the nearby quarry to its place on the construction site, and then go back to the beginning and start it all over again. So a hundred teams do that journey three times a day, and it's no problem - that's with only 1,000 men. If you're falling behind, just put 2,000 or 3,000 on the job. The only challenge is keeping the system running smoothly and avoiding bottlenecks - something that the Egyptians excelled at. Transporting the finer limestone from Tura 16km away was more difficult, but there was much less of that, and the same principle of continuous flow would apply.
@someguy71012 сағат бұрын
@@FallofCivilizations you are suggesting they could place a several ton stone, by hand, with precision, every five minutes, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, for 23 years without interruption. If you include the time it would take to draw up the plans, hire the workers, dig the canals, and maybe even assume they're not doing this in the middle of the night or during bad weather....you could easily be assuming they placed a block every 2 minutes for the actual working hours. Have you never worked in construction? Come on man.
@FallofCivilizations9 сағат бұрын
@@someguy710 Like any system that uses a continuous flow, it takes a long time to get the first block into place. But then the second block is right behind it...
@Harry-ji2bh22 сағат бұрын
The best so far thanks 😊
@Jayswitch2423 сағат бұрын
This is a certified hood classic
@Chackalisimo23 сағат бұрын
Why in the comments you are talking about a sumerian documentary while I am watching guy narrating a box fight
@youtubeblockscomments23 сағат бұрын
First 15 seconds of this vid was his problem
@alaypatel605023 сағат бұрын
Founding story of carthage was quite prophetic. Carthage met same fate as the founding queen elishaya.
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give a like if you treat your cat like a pharaoh))
One of the most influential empires ever. It’s only right it’s 4 hours.
Wow, what a story! A story well told as usual!
I've always found that this channel is the best in so many ways! I cannot thank you enough for the accuracy with which you endeavour to convey your narration, the best representation of facts, how measured and reasonable you are in dealing with the controversial parts of history and how informative you are, kudos! Long may it continue.
The sun is the same in a relative way but you are older.
people still believing the pyramids were Tombs? 😂
You should cover the Hopi and Mound builder civilizations or North America. I think the other culture/civilization that covered, geographically speaking, was the Aztec. But that was in Mexico not present-day United States. There are many native American societies that died out before the Europeans that are worth examining.
how does this not have more views. This series continues to amaze
Featuring real egyptians, nice! Neither white nor blackwashed, accurate.
2:25:25 Absolutely insane: the first monotheist? The first monotheist was Adam, first man created by our Father. Akhenaten the first monotheist, what a load of nonsense.
Adam was fictional character. (Telling this as Christian - stop treating Gnesis literally and embarassing yourself.)
@@pendragonsxskywalkers9518 you call yourself a Christian and at the same time declare that a brother in Christ embarrasses himself by standing on His word? Wow
@@sandorrabe5745 Jesus did not write Genesis. Those are not his words. And I am no brother to religious fanatics who treat fictional tales literally.
@@sandorrabe5745 It's because of people like you Christianity became joke. Learn that Bible is not historical book and you should always treat it with big grain of salt. It says more about authors belived than what truly happened. Bible tells much about culture of judaism and Christianity, but it is incredible inaccurate source of anything historical.
Does anyone know where the re-enacted scenes come from? They’re some of the most faithful representations I’ve ever seen.
im always exited for a new fall of civilisation !!!
I sure would have loved to have a bird's eye view of the Zanclean Flood! How incredible that must have been!
What is the music from 10:52?
spoken like a true poet..
3:18:10 3:14:00 So what happen to chef of the chamber and tiye and those women who plotted against ramese the 3
Twenty-eight people were executed. These included Pebekkamen, Mastesuria, Panhayboni, Panouk, Pentua, and Pairy, in addition to other harem officials, scribes, and army officials. Some, such as Pentawer, were allowed to take their own lives. Four, including the two judges and the captain of the police, had their ears and noses cut off for cavorting with the accused women. The punishment of Queen Tiye is not recorded.
@@FallofCivilizations oh thank you
Great job! Thank you
Kinda weird that no pharaoh thought to build a pyramid and just use that for their whole dynasty with separate tomb chambers for each king. I'm sure they could have made space.
At 7:42 I knew everything is going to be alright!
This documentary has some bad information, the Bent Pyramid was most likely intentional, the final result was the geometry they were going for and it is rooted in sacred geometry, the geometry of hexagons and pentagons There is also no evidence that Sneferu was burried in the Red Pyramid
I guess you can still learn something new about the Egyptians. Thank you!
I love love love your channel and videos, thank you so much for all the hard work and excellent material.
3:10:00 I have long felt that Egypt’s successful defense against the Sea Peoples is one of the all time great triumphs of policy and cultural ethos uniting in a well-functioning government. The Pharaoh’s responsibility is to preserve peace for his people, and R3 did just that, without shirking responsibility. All the other kings and leaders of the era failed to meet the threat, and their common people suffered profoundly for it. No matter how leaders are chosen, if they fail to take the responsibility gravely serious, the consequences can be unimaginable. I so dearly wish more of our current political elite around the world treated their roles with gravitas. So many seem to think there are no real consequences for policy beyond who makes a little more or a little less profit.
Why do I feel like I've watched this before? 😵💫
Thank you for that. Amazing stuff.
Better than anythng you get from the mainstream channels. History without a modern twist...Thanks.
ENJOYED IT ALL.
To anyone who fell asleep and woke up to this gem welcome!! Play this as you fall asleep tonight and let yourself travel back in time as you drift off you just found a true treasure on this website. Your welcome! 😁
Paul Cooper is the David Attenborough of ancient history! These documentaries are incredible, and his voice is so soothing and iconic 🙌
A truly excellent telling of one of the greatest civilizations history. Much Appreciated.
I don't understand why or how some people compare the "New" History Channel ilk such as Ancient Aliens adorned with Big Foot(s), the (j)Oak Island, Anything but Reality, etc... to THIS? When the book releases will the pages be pre"dog eared"? Time travel is "True", I conclude this based on observation, if an Ancient was watching "Me" they must hypothetically surmise that "History Repeats Itself" based on my ravenous consumption of your latest version!👍
great documentary
The idea that the pyramids were built this way is so demonstrably impossible that it’s fractured my faith in this series
How do you think they were made?
The western ghats remind me of how western Canada has British Columbia which even has temperature rainforest, but past the rockies, it’s very flat prairies that are much less wet. They’re not super dry but definitely dryer! But freezing cold and incredibly flag, you can see for Miles.
He's back!
Appreciate ya. Thanks for sharing.
The petroglyphs are a daily journal, red from the top down. Usually dividing the days by a singular line.
Fell asleep listening and had a dream I was exploring a pyramid.
My first time seeing this channel, wow, I've been missing out on such amazing content. Thank you for posting something so thrilling to listen to, you've got a new subscriber. ❤
Welcome!
Absolutely extraordinary.
Such a great channel, this episode is just mind blowing, also the conquistadors episode is one of my favourite.
Today story, criminal migrants take over big city's and countries
2.3 million stones in 23 years? That's 100,000 stones per year, or 274 stones per day. Nah, I don't buy it.
When you have 10,000 workers at your disposal you can achieve this quite easily. Teams of ten men each would work in a continuous flow to bring one stone each from the nearby quarry to its place on the construction site, and then go back to the beginning and start it all over again. So a hundred teams do that journey three times a day, and it's no problem - that's with only 1,000 men. If you're falling behind, just put 2,000 or 3,000 on the job. The only challenge is keeping the system running smoothly and avoiding bottlenecks - something that the Egyptians excelled at. Transporting the finer limestone from Tura 16km away was more difficult, but there was much less of that, and the same principle of continuous flow would apply.
@@FallofCivilizations you are suggesting they could place a several ton stone, by hand, with precision, every five minutes, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, for 23 years without interruption. If you include the time it would take to draw up the plans, hire the workers, dig the canals, and maybe even assume they're not doing this in the middle of the night or during bad weather....you could easily be assuming they placed a block every 2 minutes for the actual working hours. Have you never worked in construction? Come on man.
@@someguy710 Like any system that uses a continuous flow, it takes a long time to get the first block into place. But then the second block is right behind it...
The best so far thanks 😊
This is a certified hood classic
Why in the comments you are talking about a sumerian documentary while I am watching guy narrating a box fight
First 15 seconds of this vid was his problem
Founding story of carthage was quite prophetic. Carthage met same fate as the founding queen elishaya.
Yesss been waiting for this