The Greatest Quotes of All Time

When looking through history to find motivation and inspiration there's a wealth of material to draw from which made creating this video no easy task. My goal when selecting these quotes for narration was to choose the ones that had the biggest impact on me in the hope that they have a similar effect on you.

Your list might be different and its been great to see your favourite quotes in the comments. As we look back though history there's no denying that people faced extremely challenging times. Its filled with periods of incredible adversity in which some individuals managed to thrive in spite of. It's no wonder words of encouragement from history are not difficult to find. It never ceases to amaze me how applicable these are to the challenges we face today.

We all face hardship in life but It's how we choose to respond to it that counts. I hope this video has at least one quote that speaks to you and your current situation. We forget how closely related we all are. It's often the case that the problems we believe are most personal to us are the ones that are the most commonly shared. We are not alone in this journey.

Mystery Object Found After Euphrates River Dried up - Discover What Emerged

The Mystery Object Found After Euphrates Dried Up is the latest sensation to grab the attention of the world. The Euphrates River, once a bustling and vibrant waterway, has finally dried up and what has emerged is unlike anything anyone could have imagined. With the riverbed now exposed, a mysterious object has been uncovered, leaving people wondering what it could be and what secrets it might hold. In this exciting video, we delve into the history of the Euphrates River and explore the site where the object was discovered. Join us as we uncover the truth behind this mysterious and intriguing discovery. Whether you're a history buff, an archaeology enthusiast, or just curious about the world, you won't want to miss this intriguing and thought-provoking video.

Archaeologists Have Discovered The Ancient Maya City in The Mexican Jungle

The site - located within the Balamkú ecological reserve in the state of Campeche, around 1,100km from capital Mexico City - has been named Ocomtún, meaning stone column in the Yucatec Maya language.

Ocomtún, with large pyramid-like buildings, stone columns, a ball field and imposing buildings and plazas, was likely an important city, according to anthropologists.

A previously unknown ancient Maya city has been discovered in the jungles of southern Mexico, the country’s anthropology institute said on Tuesday, adding it was likely an important center more than a thousand years ago.

The city includes large pyramid-like buildings, stone columns, three plazas with “imposing buildings” and other structures arranged in almost-concentric circles, the INAH institute said.

INAH said the city, which it has named Ocomtún — meaning “stone column” in the Yucatec Maya language — would have been an important center for the peninsula’s central lowland region between 250 and 1000 AD.

Why You Wouldn't Survive Life in Mongol China

By 1206, Genghis Kahn had united the steppe (step) tribes of Mongolia and set his sights on China. Over the next 160 years, Genghis and his descendants would conquer all of it and set up a new Mongol dynasty in China. The Mongols were fierce, brilliant, and often-misunderstood people. At their height, they controlled the largest land empire in world history. Their armies were ruthless yet fair, their leaders tolerant yet cunning. Life in Mongol China was not for the weak of heart. It was a prosperous time for some…and a deadly time for others. From deadly archers and spy craft to disease and gunpowder, it was a tough era to be alive.

In today’s video we’re exploring why you wouldn’t survive life in Mongol China.

About the Sumerian language

Sumerian is probably the most mysterious language out there. It's the language of the people who created the first civilization and the first writing system. Or is it? This language was no longer spoken 4 thousand years ago, so we reconstruct it by the small fragments of the past that we find buried under the sands. Watch the video for more!

Weirdest facts about Angkor Wat that you didn't know

Join Lara Croft on an unforgettable adventure through the mystical wonders of Angkor Wat! Discover the spiritual significance, enduring legacy, and Hollywood allure of this ancient temple complex. From the iconic filming location of Tomb Raider with Angelina Jolie to the captivating mythical carvings, this video unveils the secrets of Angkor Wat that have fascinated generations. Immerse yourself in the profound spirituality, explore the architectural influence, and witness the grandeur of this UNESCO World Heritage site. Get ready for an epic journey that will leave you breathless!

This Gruesome Hygiene Habits Of Royal Women at the Versailles Palace Will Shock You

The notion of cleanliness has evolved throughout time. Today, we understand germs and how illnesses spread; we have antibacterial soaps and sprays; some homes have both a shower and a bathtub; and we have machines that handle our laundry. If you think about the 17th century in that light, you may be relieved that you can't smell it. It stank, and by our standards of cleanliness, it was disgusting. Want to know what was the condition of hygiene between royal women at the Versailles palace? Keep on watching till the end to know everything about it.

When you think of Versailles, you probably think of the enormous gilded chateau and its sprawling grounds, but not usually of dirt. Nonetheless, it was a part of Versailles, much like the Sun emblem. Thousands of people passed through the palace every day, up to 5,000 when there was a special event or celebration, and a sizable army was required to maintain it at least fairly tidy. While the aristocratic tenants of Versailles were responsible for keeping their own quarters clean, this little army was in charge of cleaning the public rooms and those of the Royal Family. The public rooms at night and early in the morning, and the King's and his family's private apartments whenever they were unoccupied. Servants gathered plates and glasses, maids cleaned the furniture and mirrors, and sweepers swept the floors before the polishers came to shine the parquet with colored wax.

The Complete History of the Hittites

The Hittites were a people whose kings at one time ruled unchallenged in Anatolia and large swaths of the ancient Near East. They were so powerful that they destroyed sacked the great ancient states of Yamhad and Babylon and destroyed the once-mighty Kingdom of the Mitanni. However, they're fortunes rose and fell like the tides with their successes often being fleeting due to internal infighting and spreading their forces too thin. If you've ever wanted to get a sense of who the Hittites were as well as learn about their fascinating history, this program is for you.

The Book of Enoch Explained

In the following video we will be explaining the book of Enoch. Watch the video to find out more!

What is Neoplatonism?

In this video we will analyze what Neoplatonism is. Watch the video below to find out more!

The Creation Myth of the Proto Indo-Europeans

This is the story of Manu, Yemo, and Trito; There are many religions that began across Eurasia, however what you may not know is that many are linked by an ancient myth, the Indo European Creation Myth, a myth spoken by the Proto Indo Europeans. This video will tell the myth, explain it, and then compare it with other religions to see if they are descended from it.

The World's Mysterious Underwater Kingdoms That Have Been Lost to Time

Explore the world's sunken cities, from Shicheng's underwater lions to Alexandria's lost streets. See how rising water levels and climate change are revealing hidden treasures and shedding light on long-forgotten civilizations. Learn about Pavlopetri, the oldest sunken city, and uncover the mysteries surrounding its fate. Join us as we dive into history and the impact of the environment on our past and future.

The Middle Kingdoms of India and the Empires of Southeast Asia: A Complete Overview

The Middle Kingdoms of India picks up where Ancient India left off, and goes through the period following the Mauryan Empire, through the Gupta Empire, and the Delhi Sultanate. The last part is about the Southeast Asian empires and India's influence. It is meant to be an overview.

It begins with the Kushan Empire and the spread of Buddhism. It goes through the rulers of the Gupta Empire and its fall. The Muslim invasions would begin in the early Medieval, culminating in the Delhi Sultanate. The cultural part of the video goes into the mixing of the Indian and Islamic culture, and the daily life, art, and architecture of the Middle Kingdoms period. The video ends with an overview of the major Southeast Asian empires, like the Khmer, Pagan, Ayutthaya, and Srivijaya, along with some of their art and architecture as well.

Insane Life of an Egyptian Pharaoh

Egyptian Pharaohs were worshiped like they were gods walking the Earth, but what was an average day like for a Pharaoh? Check out today's epic new video that looks back into ancient history to find out how insane the Egyptian royals lived!

Why Chiso Kimonos Are So Expensive

Kimonos are known for being expensive, and a kimono from the Japanese brand Chiso is one of the most expensive you can buy. One kimono takes around 20 artisans over six months to make, and it can cost over $10,000. We followed the process of creating a handmade kimono, step-by-step, to find out what makes these garments so expensive.