In today’s video we will be explaining the Copper Age, which is also called the Chalcolithic. Watch the video to find out more about the rise of civilization!
12 Most Amazing Recent Ancient Artifacts Finds
The archaeological artefacts we find in the future might be even greater than those we’ve already found. Archaeology is a science that never stops, with new discoveries made every day somewhere in the world. The past few years have seen some especially fantastic finds come to light, and we’re going to highlight some of the best of them in this video!
Mysterious Civilizations Prior to Documented History… Unearthed from the Ashes of Time
From the first civilization in North America, and all the way the lost city of Mohenjo Daro, this video explores some of the oldest ancient cities discovered in recent years. Enjoy!
Human Evolution: How We Domesticated Dogs
In todays video we start a brand new series 'Human Evolution'. In this series we will take a look at the key moments that brought us to where we are today. In this first episode we start with how we domesticated mans best friend and why it has been beneficial to us.
Do You Know What Is Hiding Under The Sands Of The Sahara Desert?
In this video we are going to explore some of the most mind blowing secrets held by one of the most inhospitable areas on earth and explore weather it could even be home to the lost city of Atlantis. The Sahara Desert is a vast and mysterious place, filled with strange and beautiful landscapes, ancient ruins, and countless stories waiting to be told. In this video, we'll explore the mysteries of the Sahara, from the lost city of Ubar, to the mysterious Pyramids of Meroe, we take a deeper look at some of the Sahara Deserts biggest secrets.
The Sahara desert holds some of the worlds most incredible ancient archaeological discoveries, that are both mysterious and strange. Did an ancient apocolypse befall this place? and what other unexplained, mysterious artifacts or archaeological finds, are there left to discover? Join us in this documentary anout unexplained mysteries, ancient finds, mysterious events and unsolved archaeological discoveries. We stand on the shoulders of giants and discover if lost city of atlantis, as described by Plato, could actually reside in this desert.
Monsters of the Sea
The world's oceans, covering more than 2/3rds of our planet, are filled with life of all sizes, and still remain vastly unexplored. Mariners of the past imagined a host of mystifying and terrifying creatures lurking in the dark depths. This program will discuss some of the most famous sea monsters in mythology and folklore, from the Kraken of Scandinavia, to the Isonade of Japan, to the Sirens of Greek mythology!
12 Most Incredible Recent Archaeological Finds
Almost all archaeology is interesting to an extent, but there’s nothing quite so exciting as what’s been discovered recently. Old discoveries have been pored over and studied by countless academics, but more recent ones often still hide secrets! Fortunately, there have been plenty of fascinating archaeological discoveries made in recent times. Here are some of the very best of them.
What Happened with Dinosaurs During the Cretaceous Period?
In this video, we're going to explore the Cretaceous Period, days before the extinction of the dinosaurs. We'll learn about the different dinosaurs that lived during the Cretaceous Period, and what caused their extinction.
Watch This Teen Illegally Climb Egypt's Great Pyramid
A German tourist illegally scaled Egypt's great pyramid of Giza, in broad daylight. Armed with a Go-Pro 18-year-old Andrej Ciesielski climbed nearly 500 feet to the top of the pyramid. Climbing the pyramid comes at a steep cost, a possible three year jail sentence if convicted. About halfway up he was spotted by Egyptian police. When he descended the pyramid he was taken into custody. Authorities made him delete his photos but they were unaware he could recover the files.
Haida: Indigenous "Vikings" of Canada
A look at the Haida, the First Nation people of Haida Gwaii in the Pacific Northwest. A powerful seafaring culture, the Haida don wooden armor and trade with and raid distant coastlines, drawing later comparisons to the Vikings. Faced with European and American traders, the Haida mount considerable resistance to colonial incursions in a history that includes American Revolutionaries, King Kamehameha of Hawaii, and more.
The Very Messed Up Mythology of Osiris: Egyptian God of the Dead
In the video below we will be exploring the very messed up mythology of Osiris, the Egyptian god of the dead. Enjoy!
Mythical Places That Actually Turned Out To Be Real
In the following video we will be exploring mythical places that actually turned out to be real. Watch the video to find out more!
Why did the Arabs revolt against the Ottoman Empire? (Documentary)
In today’s documentary we will be explaining why the Arabs revolted against the Ottomans before and during the Great War, and how the Arab Revolted affected the World War. Enjoy!
12 Most Incredible Ancient Artifacts Finds
This video is a compendium of ancient culture. It’s a celebration of lost civilisations. It’s an assembly of ancient artefacts. Put less poetically, it’s a collection of fantastic archaeological discoveries. We’re going to take you on a visual tour of places and objects from long ago and far away, rediscovered by the archaeologists of the modern era - and it starts now.
Experts In Egypt Uncovered a 4400 Year Old Tomb Complete with Perfectly Preserved Paintings
A group of archaeologists is working on the excavation of an ancient burial ground in Egypt in March 2019. The early pharaohs were buried in this sprawling necropolis, buried beneath tombs and pyramids that kept their contents hidden from the public as dynasties rose and fell.
However, the researchers persevered and discovered something amazing in the process. Archaeologists in Egypt uncovered a 4400-year-old tomb complete with perfectly preserved paintings. Since the 19th century, groups of excavators have combed the ruins of secara in search of relics from the region's fascinating past.
During Egypt's first dynasty, the earliest nobles were buried here after all, meaning 1000s of years worth of history lies hidden somewhere beneath the arid rocky ground. But in July 2018, the gilded burial mask was unearthed at secara, with the discovery being the first in a string that has put work here firmly under the spotlight. And perhaps the most impressive find so far came several months later in March 2019, when archaeologists stumbled upon a tomb in an extraordinary state of preservation despite its staggering age. When we think of ancient Egypt today, we tend to recall famous landmarks such as the Pyramids of Giza in the Great Sphinx.
However, even these priceless treasures don't reveal that the Egyptian Kingdom once covered much of the Nile Valley, where it served as the most influential civilization in the Mediterranean for nearly 3000 years. In around 3100 BCE, Egypt's first Pharaoh came to the throne, thus kickstarting a period known as the first dynasty, for the next 30 centuries. Then, a series of further dynasties ruled over the ancient kingdom until the first century BCE, when the region ultimately became part of the Roman Empire.
Yet while the kings of ancient Egypt eventually faded away, their impact on the region can still be seen today. In fact, from the earliest dynasties onwards, the pharaohs showcase their vast wealth by building ornate and elaborate tombs, and even now we're discovering monuments to rulers who died many 1000s of years ago.
Scientists Examined These Portraits Of Egyptian Mummies And Uncovered Their 2,000 Year Old Secrets
Archaeologists working in Egypt uncovered a stunning collection of mummy portraits in 1899. Eerily familiar, the works are likenesses of the dead attached to their mummified remains, and they were created when the Romans held sway in Egypt some 2,000 years ago. The portraits had languished in storage ever since their discovery. But by 2015 scientists and conservators were re-evaluating these paintings – and they’ve made some startling findings.
What If Titanoboa Snake Didn't Go Extinct?
Today I will tell you about the ancient monsters that terrify everyone in the area. You will find out when and where these monsters lived. And then we will transfer them to our time. You will see whether the giants will take over our world and whether a person will be able to give a worthy rebuff. Something tells me it's going to be very hot today.
12 Most Incredible Archaeological Finds That Really Exist
It’s easy for an archaeologist to impress a member of the public with a discovery, but how would they go about the task of trying to impress another archaeologist? Well, they’d have to find something that their fellow archaeologists had never seen before - something that made even the most experienced experts sit up and take notice. In short, they’d have to find something like the amazing discoveries we’re about to show you!
Secret desert valley holds the lost Pharaoh of Ancient Egypt
In the modern history of Ancient Egypt, new world-headline-making discoveries are rare. On 60 Minutes, a royal tomb full of golden treasure that is likely to be bigger and grander than the discovery of the famous boy king, Tutankhamen. Renowned archaeologist John Romer believes he's found the tomb of the long lost Pharaoh, Herihor. Along with the King and his priceless relics, there could also be all of Ancient Egypt's missing Queens. It's an ambitious quest that takes us to a secret desert valley and could transform what we know about these exotic and remarkable people
Comparison: Most Horrible Torture of All Time
Torture was a common method of forcing people to reveal information or to confess to crimes (which they did not commit). It is described as the intentional use of physical or physiological pain to achieve an individual advantage. They are other forms people used to extract knowledge and information in history. The techniques used were painful, humiliating, and deadly, but at the time it was often justified. Torture may last to several hours to days or even longer.
Torture was proven the most effective way of obtaining a confession from imprisoned criminals during the Middle Ages. It was practiced or authorized throughout history by individuals, organizations, and states from ancient times to the present day. Punishments today are not near as harsh as in medieval times. The only punishments we have nowadays are prisons, the medieval punishments were numerous and straightforwardly cruel. The most painful torture of all time methods included barbaric devices intended not only to cause extreme pain but also to permanently disable the victim.