so... its pretty biased... really nothing from Asia? Middle East?

@@cjyoung4080 Okay so Babylon isn't here, but the video is how long? Beggars can't be choosers. Go make one of your own then.

@@cjyoung4080 biased? Lol🤦‍♀️ the title doesnt say "the only great megacities. . ." There's nothing "biased" about it. Its simply the 4 these producers etc chose. Thats inanely rediculous to say its biased smh

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We are all creatures of habit

So true Floy Grace...& People do evil in the name of God. It will never change, sadly.🍂

History repeating itself

@@bonnieagliata4780doing evil in the name of god is a sin

Amen. 🤳

And it still works well on this Sunday night 3 months later friend

5 months later, on this Sunday I am sure enjoying this doc!

@@trippsmclovinno

Whole another lesson of English language in several sentences - thank You.

absolutely a pile of rubbish, all the architecture was inherited, all so called Victorian buildings are literally buried in the sedimentary layer of Noah's flood. They didn't put windows in the ground those were 2nd or 3ds floors up now under ground. Literally same architecture on every continent buried. Nagasakiand Hiroshima were carpet bombed not nuclear weapons no radiation to destroy the architecture that was literally the same as new york. however it did not fit the narrative. ALL FAKE his story.

the beginning of man made climate change

The “closed caption” button KZfaq provides does work for this video now, if it didn’t when you made this comment.

That vase loved me first 😢

I made love to that bowl and now he's drinking out of it...

I love lamp.

Uuummmm...???

😂😂😂😂 maybe the fact the ancient world drove cars was lost when the the great library was burned down

OMG - this looks like a comment misplaced from another channel: Curiosity Incorporated. In fact I'm pretty sure I read this comment ON that channel. How the heck did it wind up here??

Wow

@@jasondrummond9451 it was for courisity inc. Weird , huh?

Too bad it never happened

I'm rather suprised no one said they wanted to inspect the evidence first hand......to verify it's authenticity of course, with other unrobed beauties I could then make comparisons with....all in pursuit of the truth of course lol

I beg to differ as my imagination made it happen@@hornytarot

Omg me too 😂😂😂😂 just finished a bowl now

@@charliekezzalol same, been finding my way to this channel a lot lately

Strange how smoking weed makes intellectual things even more interesting...

@@lagodifuoco313 wholeheartedly agree.

Got through half a cartridge

I know I like to go to libraries and always try to picture what works of history were lost at the Library of Alexandria 🤔

I, too, have thought of the resources lost..

The earth was givin to the hand of the wicked! Only thing was burned was the original books of the timeline of the most high the families an the true story of which todays bibles are just a fraction of!

For sure

@@ervishyseni7712for sure

The real on my land can build a better, longer lasting home than we humans do today.! The ants are pretty good too, for that matter.

Lol u made this comment on the internet we are far more advanced.

We have ways to work around problems now, different solutions, asking other countries for their specialties, back then they had hand tools and their local think tanks. They were just like us, just way early. Think long enough on anything without help and you'll get it eventually.

Well I think he said they used a compass a ruler and a plumbline... I dont think he mentioned sounds vibrations lol

They also had slaves who worked to death, so building a city is still impressive but just less when you know this fact.

p2 phhht, I run a p3 coppermine @ 733 mhz peasant.

Go to settings and turn on auto generated captions. Best of luck.

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If you’re on an iPhone, just tap the screen and tap the cc in the top right corner. ☺️

Tap the cc icon. Booya

@@maryb3136what?

LOL!

ive noticed an increase of stupidity on a few of these videos over the last few days...school on break or something maybe ?

In the 21st century, every idiot is a self-appointed expert.

Because too many ppl have terrible comprehension/reading comprehensive skills for some reason. Guess like common sense isnt common, comprehension isnt either anymore smh🤦‍♀️

@@kristiskinner8542 b/c the educational system doesn't believe in critical thinking anymore. Kids now a days have been dumbed down.

@@liquidgal9867 “Education” is nearly all memorization. Teaching kids to think critically is now considered “liberal” or “being woke”.🙄 If anyone doesn’t believe me…just google lists of books parents are demanding be removed from school & topics removed from school books. This documentary would absolutely make the “ban” list if included in school!

According to a paper by Harrison (as cited in Sikes, 1895) Nike was once a facet of the Greek goddess Athena, who was composed of Boulaia (good council), Ergane (skilled handcraft), and Nike (victory). According to this theory, Nike eventually broke off from Athena to form her own distinct personality.

I loved seeing the battlefield and the museum but it was creepy. No women anywhere and all those identical flags row upon row in black red and white up and down every street. Was like 1939 Germany.

Or those that were their teachers

We're beginning to see that democracy isn't very useful. I can see why the founding fathers of america were against it.

big versus our cities with 8 billion of us on the planet, sure. back then there where 200m ppl i think, so quite big.

@@sebastianbergstl4423 No I wasn't comparing Athens to our modern mega cities but to the mega cities of the ancient world like Rome that had about a million and Constantinople about half a million and the big cities of ancient China and India-Athens was small compared to these -and even Alexandria and Antioch -Greek cities in Egypt and Syria respectively.

@@kaloarepo288 again your comparing different times, rome was 500 years later, Constantinople 1000 years later. Your comparing apples to pears

@@kaloarepo288 At its height, before the Peloponesian war, Athens was by far the largest city in the Mediteranean. Alexandria and Antioch weren't even funded at the time, and Rome was a village.

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also rome just kinda killed or conquered the other three eventually.

Prolly just water bro lol

@@Laocoon283 They really regret going now and seeing what was bro.

Most wore off because of time - but by the early 19th century experts began to realize they were originally colored and sculptors like Gibson began to give his sculptures a pink tinge to look like flesh tones -an example in Liverpool U.K. I think -of his "pink" Venus.

He scraped it off all the Roman statues, too? 😂😂😂

We probably should be grateful to Lord Elgin for "rescuing" the Elgin marbles - the Parthenon had been heavily damaged in the Ottoman -Venetian Wars when a powder magazine blew up inside it and the structure lay decaying . The Ottoman authorities were not interested in Greek antiquities and heartily agreed to the Scottish lord's request to have the marbles taken down and taken to Britain. The Ottomans were very grateful to the British for saving their bacon against the Napoleonic threat and Elgin was the British ambassador to Constantinople. Had they remained in situ the marbles would have probably totally disintegrated or even destroyed by the Turks themselves especially in the period of the Greek War of Independence as retribution for the Greek uprisings. The Hellenistic "Altar of Pergamum" now in Berlin, just as beautiful and spectacular as the Parthenon marbles was allowed to be given to the Germans by their new allies the Ottoman Turks in the late 19th Century. Here again the Turks were not particularly interested in ancient Greek statues and temples but as ancient Pergamum is located within the territory of modern Turkey the Greeks have no say in the matter of trying to return these artistic treasures to Greece.

@@kaloarepo288 nah

@@demitasse22 Yes! Yes! it makes a lot of sense.

Henry's come to see us!

dude we try to end child sacrifice today, not for gods, but merely so we can dispense with the hassle and get back to the corporate grind... and there's marches in the streets to allow the slaughter to continue