Great stuff! Many thanks!

Wonderful and Comprehensive documentary.

Strange to see a KZfaq channel still push the "Columbus discovered America" line....

Brilliant, a great view of how we came to be, what we ate and why.

I love this documentary...

Beautiful.history.i.love..this.documentary.it.opens.inspirations.of.vast..history.of.learling.so.nice.

Like always i always like your videos before i watch them😁

Beautiful history

Absolutely lov it

Great documentary. Thank you so much.

Great resourceful documentary for teachers in class. Thanks, Get.factual.

Only the noblemen enjoyed life in ancient Europe

Best documentary …I have ever watched

Very interesting documentary

Excellent!

Great video ❤

Very enjoyable documentary. Thank you.

America before Criminal Columbus was a giant paradise…

It's such a wonderful documentary. ❤

Worth a follow. .

Excellent !!!

Great documentary, hope it reaches million

an eye opener!

Amazing musical career but what makes you great is that you always take care of people. Don’t get scared we love you.

thanks a lot

These early guys were so intelligent. And to think they had no electricity but still built functional cities and societies

Very interesting and well documented thank you

!!! Fine story.

Love it frm india🇮🇳 northt east

Let's look forward..

A Viking settlement has been found in Newfoundland, Canada that pre-dates Columbus. I thought this might have a little information about that.

I like the documentary

What about the Killing of the indigenous people? How many were killed?

Europe was not that overpopulated, especially given the plagues of the 14th and 15th centuries. Europe also had the capacity of long distance trade even in basic items like grains, fish or timber so those were imported to western europe from eastern europe and scandinavia through the Hansa. The peripheral regions retained their forests and were surely not overpopulated. The periphery had very destructive wars fought on the fault lines between Europe and the Ottomans and Tatars with mass raiding, slaving and battles larger then those of the 100 years war. The issue of money and trade were more immediate factors in pushing maritime exploration as europe didn't have gold mines and very few silver mines. Also, from the 3 routes to the far east only one remained open. The disintegration of the Golden horde and the incessant warfare in Poland, Russia and Ukraine closed the north silk route and transformed vast regions into no-mans land. The South route was blocked by the Ottomans (and the warfare going on in Persia) and the only open route was the Indian ocean to Suez and Alexandria, monopolized by Venice.

a great documentary well filmed and explained

I was pretty impressed when he said they could store potato for 10 years!

...and the illnesses, sickness and other ailments. THAT is quickly forgotten...

The first thing “America before Columbus“ shows us is Columbus, and the first thing I did was tune out.

There was no Queen of Spain or anything like the Spanish Crown in 1491 - Isabella was Queen of Castile and married to Ferdinand, King of Aragon. Only her grandson, Charles I. (or Charles V. as Holy Roman Emperor) was considered King of Spain from 1516 onwards. Nevertheless I enjoyed the Documentary, thanks for sharing.

M 50:05. The desesperate ones were the succesive crews since they came to enlist from all over. Also desesperate,the Successive European royal houses all wanted to pair up with the King of Spain

fantastic documentary made on the factors that gave rise to civiliazations

All I can say is that people are so destructive even to this day. They do not live one with the earth and do not care for the earth.

We live better before those thieves came

when i was in grade school ,we were doing history and a teacher said Columbus discovered america ,so i had to ask questions ,she answered them all until i asked was there people living already in america before Columbus

'Corn' is the colloquial term for the dominant grain in many places in Europe. This grain is maize

Most interesting ,informative documentary coverage video about relationships between humans foodstuffs ( their's natural sources) & human activities for guaranteed its ..in European countries ,North American content & south America contents...what is notable how much human population had less ultittude of civilization..how much their methods for gains foodstuffs less harmful for nature, environmental health ,much harmony to the natural preserved..Get .factual channel always sharing excellent subjects which surprises me

Informative documentry about America. When America was not advanced region then India & Baghdad were developed and Prosperiteous Countries in the world.

Among quite a few omissions in this docudrama one stands out head and shoulders above the rest: the European hunger for spices. Some spices were as valuable as gold per weight. And the spices were in Asia, especially in India, but also in the islands farther east, but the Muslims controlled the access. The Portuguese chose the route around Africa, whereas Columbus chose the western route. When he reached the Caribbean islands he was convinced he reached the shores of India, and believed in it to his dying day. Hence the Indians.

Great educational material

Bellisimo

The music is grand and dramatic for no reason whatsoever! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Its a classical score like in a Hollywood movie. Must have cost a fortune. Love it.

This was such a pleasure to watch. I loved how the focus was on the landscape. I find the tundra to be a beautiful place. I also loved the Gypsy Kings singing at the end.

No doubt it is very important 😮

sweet mate nice one it cool if I post this as my own oh really thanks bro

Leif Ericsson sailed from Iceland, via Greenland to America long time before Columbus

0:20: I wouldn't call 12th October "summer of 1492"... 49:20: No, of course it was not Columbus that discovered America, the vikings were there long before him. His voyage was the important one though. He may have gotten inspiration from church records that made note of the churches built on Greenland

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There was many buildings already here in north America.. John Levi has lots of info on you tube

PLEAASE READ THIS : 1- Columbus may have been born in Genoa, Venice, or even Portugal as suspected. But one thing is certain No one knew about Navigation like the Portuguese long before the Spanish, Infante Don Henrique, son of the King of Portugal João I, founded the first Naval School in the City of Sagres - Portugal in 1417, where Nautical Charts were made for the first time. with the Compass Rose (indicating the cardinal points), with the design of the sea coasts and the use of the Astrolabe, as well as the creation of the Portuguese Caravel inspired greatly by the Arab Triangular Sail 2- In this way, Columbus knew nothing about navigation on the high seas, just as all Italians (if he were Italian) would only know at most about navigation in the Mediterranean, and even at that time those who brought the Spices to Venice were the Arabs on land and eventually by vessels 3- For this reason Columbus must have remained in Portuguese lands to develop his knowledge, and for this reason he first addressed the King of Portugal before even turning to the Crown of Spain. 4- It is also suspected that Columbus may have been a spy in the Service of the Portuguese Crown as the King of Portugal wanted Spain far away from the Maritime Route to India. despite the Treaty of Tordesillas that handed over the seas of the East to Portugal, the King of Spain paid Columbus to find this sea route and not to go for navigation completely opposite to what everything indicated. 5- If you check Portuguese Maritime Charts long before Columbus (between the years 1440 and 1480) they already indicated red and blue markings at the ends of the Antilles and the Canadian Coast, where there is evidence (writings in rock and buildings in stone) that had arrived, but there was a big Problem - The famous Treaty of Tordesillas that divided the World in Half and even with the corrections that the Portuguese made to the Treaty (signed by the POPE) they only gave the possibility of going to the lands of Brazil (later discovered - of course the Portuguese knew about this land from storms in the Atlantic on the route to India), but it was no longer possible to indicate the Antilles as the Coast of Canada more in EAST already inside quadrant of Spain as a Portuguese land , because that would imply violation of the Treaty of Tordesillas = this would mean War between Portugal and Spain. In Conclusion: Before Columbus it could have been the Vikings, but there will have to be documentary proof and we Portuguese will accept this truth, but until proof to the contrary it was the Portuguese who secretly discovered America, but could not formalize this Discovery for the obvious reason of being able to go to war with Spain and this could mean losing the Reign of Portuguese Discoveries to the Spanish, including the entire Africa Coast and of course the Route to India and the East via the Sea. End of quote.

wow

Where is Part 2 ?? This one is Part 1 but I cannot find another "part" of this story ??

At 2:22 Riches of Asia? he was clearly heading for India for its vast riches, hence the names West Indies, Indiana, and Red Indians.

Has anyone read guns germs and steel by Jared diamond

Well done 👍. Ideal for students. I enjoyed the language. May Allah bless the producer to make more videos of this kind. Thank you 😊

The Incas did have the wheel, and understood axles, they just didn't use it for transport as it wasn't useful in a mountainous terrain with no draft animals

2000 years ago

Columbus did not discover the Americas...show the natives some respect

Aztecs didn’t exist in Guatemala , those were the Mayans. Aztecs were only in and around Mexico City

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Curious that in a medieval field, there is a rifle big-game hunting stand.

The word discover means learning. You discover the score of a football game. The answer to 4 plus 9. That you have preferences .there is a different meaning to Aware .a common misconception. Thanks

I think I’ve just seen one of the coolest men in the history of the world in this clip. After the late Gianni Agnelli of Fiat that is. If you know, you know 😉

After watching this documentary you come to the conclusion that people in different continents learned to live with and along side nature leaving the environment completely eco friendly until the anglo saxons from europe discovered such places.

I feel sorry for the indigenous people

As soon as 0.27, soldiers of the eleventh century (as those of Hastings, 1066) in that film about the fifteenth !

I` ve found a few mistakes. Mapuche have hens before spanish arrival. Andinean people grow a lot of corn by year. Im just in minute 15 XD

The nature reclaims it after it was destroyed by those coloniser..

I love to watch the movie 13th Warriors

I think this is exactly what happens now but in modern Europe. Europe concurred by people from east ant south.

This is a story Columbus not America before he landed in America. We want to know more about Amrica during and before Eric the Red then Leif Ericson.

Smallpox traveled west syphilis east.

So, Americans are not Americans

Columbus sailed from Palos de la Frontera...

queen isabella and columbus greatlandmark in world history

We lived quite well here before Europeans came. IT's what they brought with them that sucks.

Wasn't Corn being cultivated before by the Egyptian civilization on the Great Nile !!!??? 🤔🤔

Madoc ab Owain Gwynedd....... sorry columbus you were late.........

The Story of Greed......

first youtuber not to use total war series games for the battle scenes

It wasn't call the America's then, that's a mistake in the title

the time of Native American civilization before genocide by European settlers

Why is it that in the ancient Piri Reis map from year 1500 there is a cow in South America?

So did any corn allergies exist back then I wonder.

Vikings were there 500years earlier.well known fact

no secret for the Basque fishermen on the St Lawtence who traded with the local tribes for 150 years before Columbus. or so he noted in his journal

“NO AGRICULTURE = NO CULTURE”.

on what wheat

Could the natives smelt iron?

when people say "we have eaten meat for thousands of years". Show them this docu

The Irish monks were in America long before the Vikings, the Vikings only found out about the new world (America) after being told by early Irish settlers in Iceland, which the Vikings had seen when they first arrived in Iceland