Hey buddy, you should look up the connection to dorians, thebes, myceneae, thracian linear a and linear b and then go and search how elder futhark looks, I believe that the language of linear a and b are connected to runes look at the cypriotic linear a. We know in scandinavia there was bronze age kings and that we have early Iron age kings that flourished. But few evidence of this in Scandinavia, probably because these people actually migrated from anatolia levant 9000 years ago, then during collapse of minions that volcanic ashe would enter the whole northern hemisphere and create great famine and starvation. The early Dorian and Myceneans and all Greek culture are connected with the Scandinavians Bronze age and god kings of the Ingvaeones such as Freyr and Freya. the same burials were used the same horse culture and tin existed all over the northern hemisphere and Iron is too.

ALSO that DNA Y-dna I1 and I2 are a mix of hunter gatherers from 40000 years ago, and Yamnayan and Anatolian migrations. IJK hablogroups can be found all over the mediterrenean and and anatolia and even levant and middle east. Listen why does no historian who talks about dna ever mention I1 and I2, its because the controversy that it would rewrite history, Because every historians today would have to admit to the fact that a majority of the world came from the northern hemisphere and Abrahamic religions are a creation of old Babylonian, Anatolian and Also Norse/Greek/Germanic/CeltIberian/Gothic mixture. Semitic people are an off shoot group of earlier IJK hablogroups and also Semitic people derive from Phoenecians, Can it be that all these are connected but sometime split into different branches and later on when the fall of Kingdom of Israel and Kingdom of Judea by the Assyrians was also the fall of the Israelite/Samarian Northern levant group while the then split group Judean group is why today Israels religion is Judaism and not their former Israelite polytheistic religion. This Subject is very hard to discuss because today Scandinavian history and culture are being denied as real, and fake scholars are trying to ruin it. Because of the socialist leftist movements. Now Im leftist/Liberal but also proud of our history and I want people especially Jewish people to understand that our pagan relgious roots are connected way back in history but the fact that thx to WW2 and whats been written about the fake Aryan Blonde blue eyed bullshit that never was a thing and Norse occultism never existed in Nazi germany and that the holocaust and all its tragedy is the most atrocious tragedy because its idiots that by nationalsocialist politics and communism in soviet union led to the holocaust of both jews and ruthenian scandinavian ancestors. Israel today has forgotten their connection the the garden of eden in babylon and that Judaism isnt Hebrew/Israelite religion that were polythestic have forgotten their connection to what is today historical lands they came from and also migrated back to in time which dna samples have shown by Israels archealogical institute of northern Israel. Neo nazi and anti semites today need to learn the fucking truth as well, everything in the anatolia, central asia, middle east, Mediterranean and even all the way to India have a common ancestry and that has through time divided into other groups. We should never forget how important our cultural heritage is with India aswell.

The Greeks mean university academics. Unlike scholars today, they were incredibly intelligent and spiritually enlightened. They settle here only after their country has surrendered to the enemy. Their country was Hela or Hela-bima. The word Hela-bima means the land of the Hella people aka Hellas. it is Heladiva to outsiders that means the island of the Hellas. one of their languages ​​is Hela-basa and the other is called Ceynhela but not the present day Sinhala. These two scientific languages ​​are opposite to each other and one can be taken as a positive language and the other becomes negative. Their academics are called Giri in Hela language while the land where the universities are located is known as Giri Rata or Giri-k, (pronounce as Girika) where "k" means land. Even though a small island, Heladiva was the Head state of the Lion Empire (Lion means Hela) which has ruled the entire world twice before. At a time when the power of the empire had waned (about 540 BC), there was another clash with the enemies in Hela-bima. At that moment, they sent their intellectuals to the land near the Mediterranean Sea, which was a vassal kingdom during the previous empire to protect their advanced scientific knowledge. This migration is described clearly in the Mahawansa the great chronicle of Sri Lanka covering a continuous period of over 3000 years. They named the newly migrated land Girik (sound as Giri-ka) meaning the land of academia and later evolved it as Greek and Girica to Greece. At that time Heladiva was ruled under three main divisions called Ruhuna, Pihiti and Maya dividing scientifically on a basis of a special natural force acting on the ground were also based on their educational system. The triple-state used terminologies particular to themselves, a little different from each other so that spiritual development occurs in speaking. Accordingly, Greece was also divided into three parts, Dorians Aeolians and Ionians to maintain the educational methodology. However, they do not appoint a king because it is a colony of Heladiva and they accepted the Emperor of the lion-empire (or King of lion people in Hela-diva) as their king. Helabima was formerly known as Lanka that means heaven. After being captured, enemies destroyed the country and uprooted glorious prosperity turning heaven into hell hence the name Hela or Hella. It is Thambapanni in Pali and Taprobane in Greek; one of the famous word among ancient Grecians. This is how the Sri Lankan words Girik and Hela or Hellas came into the Greek culture. An interesting fact that still, native Sri Lankans call themselves Hela or Hellas and their language is Hela. It is common for the government to use the words Hela-diva and Hela-bima instead of Sri Lanka, especially on national and cultural occasions. In addition to the Sinhala language, the Hela language is also widely used. There are thousands of institutions and several political parties with their names including the word of Hela. Dates of rising and fall of Greek civilisation is nicely concurrent with fluctuations of power of ancient Lankan Empire (lion Empire).In simply Greek words Hellas and Hellenes cited Sri Lanka and its people. We must be careful when reading history books because of so many misinterpretations made by scholars who do not know the language well. For example, Megasthenes Indica does not refer to India but lessons of Earth science wrapped in a nicely crafted story. Similarly, Kamasuthra in India and mural in Pompeii refers to the science of Earth, not lessons of sex as interpreted by western scholars.

this has a virus!!!!

Anyone who says BCE is pathetic.

Thanks! 2:35 AM? That's dedication! Thanks man, really appreciate it! Stay safe!

That’s a lotta greeks 🙃

Most Byzantine dynasties were not Greeks

What are you talking about Byzantines were Roman …. That shows that they called themselves „Roman“ and not Byzantine’s

@@ninodino444 "After the Empire lost non-Greek speaking territories IN THE 7th AND 8th CENTURIES, Roman, GREEK (if not used in its sense of 'pagan') and Christian became SYNONYMOUS terms, counter-posed to 'foreigner', 'barbarian', 'infidel'. The citizens of the Empire, now predominantly of GREEK ethnicity and language, were often called simply ό χριστώνυμος λαός 'the people who bear Christ's name'." Harrison, Thomas (2002). Greeks and Barbarians. New York: Routledge., p. 268

@@ninodino444 In the "Souda" Lexicon (10th century) Graikos=Hellene and also Graikos=Romaios and in the "Zonaras" Lexicon (12th century) Romaios=Graikos=Hellene and Graikoi (plural) = Hellenes (plural) In other words, according to the Lexica (dictionaries) of that period: Rhomaios (Roman)=Raikos (Greek)=Graikos (Greek)=Hellene (Greek). But then, I guess you don't even have a clue what the Souda and Zonaras Lexica even are..

Sure, I'll look into it! Thanks so much for stopping by, really appreciate it! All the best for 2021 and stay safe!

Greek writers says that Doreans was the people of king Doros. Doros had father the Hellena and brothers Xuthos and Jonas. Xuthos had sons Aiolos and Acheos. So the Hellenic family tree (after the 4rth cataclism), comes from Doros (Doreans), Jonas (Yunanes), Aiolos (Aioleans) and Acheos (Achaeans). The Dorean dialect is a Greek one with small diferends. (P=F and R=L) and its not mysterious.

@@chrisimos588 yeah and Aeneas founded alba longa just in time for Romulus and Remus to pop by... Come on... I mean I'm looking for narration in a way that modern historiography could agree with. Its differences from Ionian Greeks hasn't been fully explained yet. Wether it's a migration of a class based difference isn't even clear

@@caseyjones6677 I dont know what modern historiography like to agree or not. I just told you that today we know oficialy all the greeks dialects, and Dorean of course is one of them. Spartans speak the dorean dialect, and other greeks. I tell you again, P=F. L=R thats the only diferend in names. Doreans are one of the 4 greek first tribes, named by king Doros. Its not mythology, its mythistory, its the truth.

@@caseyjones6677 if you know greek and especially classical age ancient greek you can easily understand dorean and aeolian. the differences are not many. check on google for the differences, its not a secret.

Thanks man, really appreciate the feedback and kind words! Happy New Year and stay safe! All the best for 2021!

Thanks man, really appreciate the kind words and glad you're into this stuff... motivates me to put out more of it! There's definitely more coming up and if you have any requests, please don't hesitate to email me. All the best for 2021 and stay safe!

Thanks my friend, glad you enjoyed this! More on ancient Greece coming soon, stay tuned and safe!

For sue, can't wait to put out future episodes for you all. All the best for 2021, stay safe!

Thanks my friend, hope all's well on your end, all the best for 2021!

Haha yeah I'm trying to make it better. I brought down the gain and I think that helps to make a smoother recording. I'll keep working on it though to improve it even more. Thanks so much for the feedback, really appreciate it! All the best for 2021, stay safe!

You too buddy! 👍

Thanks man, same to you and yours! May 2021 rock! Stay safe!

Thanks, really appreciate feedback. More on ancient Greece and other civilizations coming up, stay tuned and all the best for 2021!

For sure! Will do one on Athens, Sparta, possibly Thebes, and a few of the cities of Ionia or some colonies across the Mediterranean. Looking forward to putting it all out in 2021! Thanks again for stopping by, stay safe!

@@HistorywithCy and rhodes too, yeah? I dont mean to be annoying about it, i guess im just anxious for that one 😅

@@Number1Irishlad For sure, I'll look into as I think I have enough material to make an episode on it. Thanks for the suggestion, stay safe!

Thanks, really appreciate it! All the best for 2021, stay safe!

Always a pleasure, thank you! All the best for 2021, stay safe!

Yeah definitely, makes a lot of sense! Thanks so much for stopping by and looking for to more vids on your channel. All the best for 2021 and stay safe!

Hi, thanks so much for the feedback an the suggestion, really appreciate it! Yes, I will be making a few longer videos - basically one putting all of the history of ancient Mesopotamia and the Near East together - it'll kind of be like an Avengers Infinity War video where all the key players are featured in one big story. The thing is that longer videos take weeks, sometimes over a month to do, even if I focus on one video... with shorter ones I can be more consistent with my released. I have started doing some podcasts which are generally longer. But I will do my best to put out some hour long videos at least every couple of months. Thanks again for the feedback and suggestion, really appreciate it! All the best for 2021 and stay safe!

Sounds amazing I'll look forward to that, totally get what you mean with the shorter vids It might just be me but when I see 10 to 15mins I'm disappointed but if I see 15 to 20 I'm happy. Loved the collaboration with history time BTW absolutely brilliant stuff😁

@@chriswhite4640 Thank you! Yeah it's always fun working with Pete, he's really one of the best in this history space. Thanks again and have a great week!

Thanks!

Love you and all my viewers, you all rock!! All the best for 2021, stay safe!

My pleasure, glad you liked this! Yeah I just do my best to be as balanced as possible because the origins or early history of any people can be a touchy subject. Thanks for stopping by, really appreciate it...all the best for 2021, stay safe!

@@HistorywithCy Blessed Be!

Great suggestion, it's on the list! Thanks for stopping by, really appreciate it! All the best for 2021, stay safe!

Yeah man I know the feeling, the study of history for me is like a drug... hope you enjoyed it, more to come in 2021, stay safe!

Thanks my friend, glad you're into these! More on Greece and other areas to come, stay safe!

Thanks, and hope it made the food easier to digest lol. Thanks so much for stopping by, really appreciate it! All the best for 2021, stay safe!

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Hi, thanks so much for stopping by! Yes, I do think that the Bronze Age collapse had something to do with it. It seems that despite the breakdown of many societies in the near east at the time, it appears that the further away you go from the eastern Mediterranean, especially eastward past the Zagros mountains, bronze was still very common in many societies. Some say that this was because those peoples/societies were not as technologically advanced, which may be true, but I also believe that they had access to more abundant supplies of copper and tin vs the Aegean/Eastern Mediterranean regions, and so they could continue to use bronze as a metal of choice; those further to the west no longer had this luxury. In those days, international trade was much easier between large states and empires. However, shortly after the Bronze Age collapse, this became much harder, less lucrative and more dangerous - to go from say Babylon to Miletos, a trading caravan would now have to pass through umpteen little kingdoms and petty states, each with their own rules, taxes for passage etc. When you had a large empire, you didn’t have this issue as for the most part, trade policy was more uniform within the state and thus, commodities such as metals and ores could get from one end to the other relatively easily. You also had garrisons at various trade hubs and fortresses whose goal was to protect trade routes. Before this though, my understanding is that there were quite a few factors for the slow adoption of iron tools and weapons. Like you said, initially they were not as strong as bronze and the quality varied greatly depending on the metal smith and purity of the ore. Also, due to the limited availability of tin, bronze was prized amongst the upper echelons of society - the rulers, generals, elites -even priests desired bronze for ceremonial objects - it just looked nicer in comparison to clunky iron objects. So not only was it a better, stronger metal, but also a status symbol. This changed when the system that kept such people, for example a Mycenaean wanax, broke down. Like you said, more men could be equipped with iron weapons and to my understanding, it is also much lighter than bronze, so that coupled with the ability to mass produce it I believe made it the go-to metal post-Bronze Age collapse. Also, once you start creating stronger iron alloys and eventually early types steel, then the allure of bronze weapons quickly fades as these can cut through it much easier. Just my thoughts based on what I’ve read, I’m definitely not an expert though it is a very interesting topic! Hope all is well on your end and that you have a great New Year! All the best for 2021, appreciate all of the support and most importantly, stay safe!

@@HistorywithCy wow, Cy, thank you so much for your insight! I didn't know that in the areas east of the Mediterranean iron adoption took longer. It makes sense, as you say, if we consider the lighter impact that the bronze age era collapse had on them. Regarding the weight of the metals: although bronze is denser than iron, it would be a bit tough to make a direct judgement. You want to compare weapons or armour that provide the same level of protection or endurance. In the case of a helmet, I would expect that you would need to use more material than if it was made out of bronze, for example. A spearhead, instead, is just a block of metal, so there you can save weight using iron. And then you have all sorts of things in between, like swords. Thank you again for giving me your opinion on the matter! Have a great start of 2021!

@@elguido Same to you, all the best for 2021 and thanks for the info, I definitely need to learn more about the materials used in ancient weapons and their effectiveness. Stay safe!

Haha non preoccuparti, l'arte, fotos e mappe dicono più delle mie parole. La storia in TV non è più così bella. Questo è il motivo per cui penso che KZfaq sia migliore. Più persone e varietà su KZfaq. Grazie e buon anno!

@@HistorywithCy Si, hai raggione per tutto. Tuo italiano e' devo dire ottimo. Buon Anno a te! Tanti auguri e saluti,

My pleasure, glad you liked this! All the best for 2021, stay safe!

@@HistorywithCy thanks mate and Happy New Year to you as well

Who were the other two tribes? Did each tribe have their own cultural preferences, forms of government (democracy, oligarchy, tyranny etc.) and other distinguishing features? My impressions; Dorians -farmers, land based, oligarchic, inward looking. Ionians -fishing, trade, sea-based, democratic, outward looking. ? ? Generalities. Lots of over-lap and variations.

And what about Pelasgians, there's a opinion that they were non-Indo-European and natives more before Achean Mycenians came and found Mycena, Yonians were mainly majority in Athens, and Minor Asian Carians and Lelegs in Corinth and Corinthian Gulf...

And epirus

@@gerillazack77 they mist likely got assimilated

My pleasure, glad you liked this! All the best for 2021, stay safe!

@@HistorywithCy Thanks, you too!

Hi, thanks so much for stopping by and sorry for the late response! Yeah, I agree with you that may of these myths are based in some truth or historical events. For examples, there was likely a real person/king/warrior named Herakles who must have been quite a charismatic person during his day, but over time, especially when such things weren't being written down, the story got distorted morphed into what it is today. I've this pattern in the myths of many peoples...it's definitely very interesting when you delve further into these things. Thanks again for stopping by, really appreciate it! More to come for sure, keep well and stay safe!

@@HistorywithCy It's always fascinating to me to think that if I had a time machine I could probably travel to a time and place far far in the past and maybe see Hercules, Samson, Gilgamesh or the other heros of ancient mythologies. Just as simple humans. Maybe, just maybe... Maybe also some guy named Zeus or some lady named Hera or Artemis, who also got mythologised and became the basis for some God... Let's not forget that, as you said, myths were practically how many cultures kept their history. Stories that were being told again and again through generations and places, changed to fit the era or a political or other narrative and finally "frozen" when, after many years, someone wrote them down. Once again, great videos!

@@markospoulios8128 Yeah agreed. I'm going to try explore this theme on a podcast on the Epic of Gilgamesh in a few months, and I'm sure that it will have many parallels to Greek and other mythologies. Thanks again for stopping by and your comments, really appreciate them... stay safe!

Thanks man, really appreciate it! You know I was just thinking, it's about time since I something new on Elam...maybe in the next few months. Hope all is well, all the best for 2021 and stay safe!

Hi, hope all is well and Happy New Year! Oh, for artifacts, the originals for most of them are from the various museum sites that are cited in the captions below them, then I often edit them in Photoshop. Many of the more famous ones I've seen in the past, but the museum websites also give descriptions of what they are, where they came from and how old they are. If you have any other questions, please don't hesitate to let me know. Thanks, hope your 2021 got off to a great start and stay safe!

Haha really, they still have computer voices? I thought KZfaq automatically deletes a video if the system detects such a thing. Haha for better or for worse, you're stuck with my voice. Thanks for stopping by, really appreciate it... stay safe and all the best for 2021!

Or the technological advancement contributing to the dark times.

I disagree with persians and greeks. both religions are different now and their culture is much different

I disagree with persians and greeks. both religions are different now and their culture is much different

@@jaif7327 Greek Philosophy had a huge impact in Christian Thought. Christian theology without Greek philosophy would be something totally different from what it eventually came to be, if it it would have made any impact at all! Apart from that, the New Testament was originally written in Greek (surely 3 out of the 4 gospels), while Greek-Orthodox Christianity still carries a huge amount of customs and traditions from the ancient Greco-roman world. A very simple example is that in Greece people always believed and still believe in countless saints, while praying and kissing their Icons. Some renovate Mary the mother of Jesus even above Jesus himself. Not all that Jewish or generally truly monotheistic really eh? It's obviously not the same religion, but there are huge continuities from the ancient Hellenic polytheistic to the latter supposed monotheistic religion. "John goes much further, grafting onto the story not only the divinity of Jesus as the Christ (an element which emerges only slowly in the development of early Christianity) but also the identification between Christ and the divine Logos (meaning ' word ' , ' reason ' , or ' account '). This was a Christian extension of an idea that had been explored in a long philosophical tradition that went back via the Stoics to Plato , and ultimately to Heraclitus seven hundred years earlier" Roderick Beaton, "The Greeks: a global history", New York: Basic books 2021, pp 212

@@jaif7327 Now read what actual reliable legit expert sources like Anthony D. Smith (the father of Nationality and Ethnicity studies) and Arnold J. Toynbee (one of the greatest and most celebrated historians of the 20th century) have stated on the subject: "Indeed, Smith emphasizes that the myth of divine election sustains the continuity of cultural identity, and, in that regard, has enabled certain pre-modern communities such as the Jews, Armenians, and GREEKS TO SURVIVE AND PERSIST OVER CENTURIES AND MILLENNIA" (Smith 1993: 15-20) Guibernau, Montserrat; Hutchinson, John, eds. (2004). History and National Destiny: Ethnosymbolism and its Critics. Oxford: Wiley-Blackwell., p. 23 "After the Ottoman conquest in 1453, recognition by the Turks of the Greek millet under its Patriarch and Church helped to ensure the persistence of a separate ethnic identity, which, even if it did not produce a "precocious nationalism" among the Greeks, provided the later Greek enlighteners and nationalists with a cultural constituency fed by political dreams and apocalyptic prophecies of the recapture of Constantinople and the restoration of Greek Byzantium and its Orthodox emperor in all his glory." Anthony D Smith 2003, p. 98

@@jaif7327 ”Few, however, of the peoples that possess distinctive identities today have had as long a history as the Greeks, if we interpret history as meaning, not simply chronological duration of existence, but continuity which has never ceased to be recognized and to be remembered." A.J.Toynbee,1st Korais Professor of Greek Studies "FOUR THOUSAND YEARS OF GREEK HISTORY have produced four Greek heritages, each of which has had an effect on the life of the Greeks in later stages of their history. The Hellenic Greeks received a heritage from the Mycenean Greeks, the Byzantine Greeks received on from the Hellenic Greeks, the Modern Greeks have received one heritage from the Byzantines and a second from the Hellenes.” The Greeks and their Heritage, A.J Toynbee, 1st Korais Professor of Greek Studies

Homer says that iron was exist before 1300 b.c., but Greeks dont used it for war becouse of religion. It was a material only for farming and farmers by the Goads given. A diferend theory support that the farmers make revolution against kings and there familys, thats why most of the people of knowlege was die. Propobly the slaves-farmers make iron weapons and wellcoming the armys of Troy back to Greece.

@@jangofett6022 Ela gia pes

@@jangofett6022 Herodotus is the father of history. Before him people talk and song myths, but there is some truth in to them. In 2 diferent cases Homer speaks about iron, so they knew it, but they dont do weapons from that.Thats not a myth. o.k.?

@@jangofett6022 Ναι φυσικά και γνωρίζω, όλα είναι προς συζήτηση. Το μέγα ερώτημα είναι το ιστορικό κενό της μετάβασης από την ανακτορική εποχή στην πόλη-κράτος. Από την Γραμμική Β στα Γράμματα και την Γεωμετρική περίοδο. Η υπόθεση που αναφέρω είναι σχετική με αυτό, επανάσταση: ένας από τους πιθανούς λόγους που κατέρρευσε ο Μυκηναϊκός. Ο.κ.?

Haha thanks, I'd like to think I've learned a bit more about video production since then... the last time I saw one of my early videos I cringed! Anyway, thanks for stopping by, really appreciate it! All the best for 2021, stay safe!

Yeah I look at the Bronze Age collapse as really a series of events that occurred over a few decades, not so much one cataclysmic event. For example, if we're talking about Mycenaean cities, they started being put to the torch around 1190 BC whereas other cities such as Ugarit or the fall of Hattusa came a bit later. I believe that all of these were monumental events with regard to the late Bronze Age collapse, so to me it doesn't make sense to limit it to one single year - a span of time, say from 1200-1150 BC I think is better. Thanks again for stopping by, really appreciate it! All the best for 2021 and stay safe!

@@HistorywithCy yes. That is exactly what eric cline said. And he also said you can't pin it down to one thing. It was really a collapse of the system rather than a single cause.

@@bredmond812 yup, totally agree! It's a good title for a book though as it makes one think "hmm, what happened in 1177 BC that I don't know about?" I like his book , but there are other great ones too.

@@HistorywithCy is it good? i have never even read it. I just watch him talk on youtube videos. LUL

@@bredmond812 Yeah I think it's a good introduction for people who are interested in history but don't have much knowledge of that particular region (eastern Mediterranean) during that time period. Most of the book actually doesn't even deal with the collapse itself but is more of a background to the various civilizations who ended up being affected by it. So for example, if you don't know much about the Egyptian New Kingdom or have never heard of places such as Ugarit or Hattusa, his book will introduce you to them. But again, there are other great books on the subject that I'd also recommend.

1220s BC. Since 1280 BC is earlier in the timeline, it'd be considered early 13th century BC. It's confusing sometimes but I just think of dates as a linear line and that helps me. Thanks for watching!

Great point! That's just what the scholars call it because of the lack of written texts from the period but you're right, now we know and are continuing to learn that there was a lot going on during that time. Thanks for stopping by, really appreciate it! More on the way, stay tuned and safe!

@@HistorywithCy oh I've subscribed immediately! Great channel 😁

dorian world was not only sparta just sparta know many foreigners from the movies and thermopylae. dorian world was equally strong and populated to the others, ionians and aeolians. also they had different aspect of life as philosophy.

@@dr.floridaman4805 Persia is still a cool name 😂, we need more wars that the persian 😂 empires won

No worries man, more of it on the way. I'm trying to bring Greek history to the same time period as I am with Persian history, since the next one will be on Darius the Great which will be a good segue in the Greco-Persian wars. Stay tuned my friend, it's all coming up in 2021! Stay safe!

@@HistorywithCy great I can't wait to see it ♥️🇮🇷♥️

Glad this complemented the book and hope it was helpful...thanks for watching!

There is one on the Kingdom of Urartu from about two years ago. You might find that one interesting. Thanks for watching!

Could the god-like Alexander of Macedon have anything to do with that? The depictions of sex you cite seem rather explicit. "Spread the limbs, plant the seed," yea, of course. Thanks for your comment. I like the idea of close relationship between these ancient cultures.

@@andywomack3414 Thanks for your reply. I think it is needed to clarify a little more about my opinion on the depiction of sex otherwise someone can be misunderstood. The murals at the Pompeii depict nothing about love or sex but the planetary science of the Earth. In ancient time it is common to use language tactics like this by Hela people to pass a message publicly. Mainly they use these tactics to ensure the secrecy of the message and language secrets in a society where there are enemies. There were two main ethnic groups in the ancient world: one is the lion people (Hela People) and the outsiders to them. It is obvious that in the ancient world all the wars have been erupted among only these two groups: always against each other but sometimes living in peace even in the same society. It is very clear that in such an instant the frescoes had been depicted. When outsiders read the details of the picture in the fullest sense of what they seeing, the hidden message of truth is at once given to those who know the secrets of the Hela language. The lion people (Hela people) had such amazing linguistic knowledge but others did not. Decades ago, when a groom first came to see a bride in our Hela society in Sri Lanka, he was subjected to seven language tests to prevent outsiders from entering Hela families. However, it is not fair to discuss further because others do not know the theory behind my clarifications. The inverse posture of the mating couple gives the meaning that the earth is going upward which was denoted by ascending node sign(inverse of the descending node) in ancient celestial maps. According to ancient Hela people in Sri Lanka, the earth is moving up and down along an inclined orbital path. The message relevant to earth science like thus in brief: the forces already acting vertically upward and spinning of the electron cloud just faded out trying to reinstate around the lava ball at the Centre of the Earth. That means there is more possibility to erupt the volcano. Events like this usually occur at the end of the second week of April and October. The chain of nuclear process relevant to this case is represented by the other murals on the walls in the area. This is the science of natural nuclear binding energy or "Ra" science according to Hellas. Surely, enough warning may have been given to citizens by then experts for their evacuation. It is a common practice for Hela people that presenting a big theory wrapped with a beautifully crafted story. An oil lamp with a winged phallus discovered from Pompeii gives the same meaning. Similar effigies of the phallus can be seen in the area where earthquake and volcano eruptions occur in Nepal and Japan. If we adopt the same process directly to the society the secret message would be like this: "surrounding and further tightening is going on. The state is seemingly collapsing. More people are gathering. The country is being isolated. It is nearly to end power and dignity. And all those actions are maintaining coolly (within their society)". It seems that the surrendered people were struggling secretly for freedom. Those people may be lion people because only they had so-called advanced scientific knowledge and language tactics in the ancient world. Indeed, it is the magical power of the Hela language (it is Hellenic to the modern world). It is unfair to nestle such an advanced technology of ancients into a brothel house by modern intellectuals. Also, the Bible should be read in the Hela language. See Moses' book of Acts. The staff is first mentioned in the Book of Exodus (chapter 4, verse 2) "when God appears to Moses in the burning bush. ... Moses and Aaron appear before the pharaoh when Aaron's rod is transformed into a serpent. The pharaoh's sorcerers are also able to transform their own rods into serpents, but Aaron's swallows them.” The word serpent is known as Naga in the Hela language and the rod is called the Yasti. Their apparent meaning, as above, is also used in Hela as serpent and rod. But in the Hela language, their secret meaning is as follows. “When the royal family was killed and the people were brutally crushed, God commanded ........... Moses and Aaron went before Pharaoh and challenged him to use force to liberate the people, and the people stood with him. Aaron used his power to free his people and to gather them together. Then Pharaoh led his people into battle. But the people of Aron suppressed it by inciting them to fight.” Indeed, it is more descriptive than I said. I will write later, a few lines about Alexander the Great.

I’ll have some of what you’re smoking lol

Go and pray in your mosque in tirana your delusional 😂😂

Thanks for stopping by, all the best for 2021 and stay safe!

@@HistorywithCy you too man al the best.

Hi, thanks so much for the feedback... yeah, sound has not always been my strongpoint. I did listen to the video again and I couldn't find anything very noticeable. Do you remember approximately where the glitching occurred? If not, no worries I'll try to see what I do to improve future videos. Thanks so much for stopping by, really appreciate it! More to come, stay safe!

@@HistorywithCy it's all over the video, very noticeable when wearing headphones. It's sometimes some static, but the most confusing part is that every few seconds one of the two stereo channels skips out, which is very disorienting with headphones. I would say it's most likely an issue while recording or during audio compression. Should be very visible in audacity if you look at the two stereo channel waves separately (at best they should contain nearly the same waves).

@@EmanuelMay Hmm, thanks for the feedback and info. Lately what I've been doing is running the audio file through Adobe Audition to take out any pops out...hmm, I wonder if that's the case with older videos. Maybe I should just run it all through Adobe Premiere like in the past. I'll also listen to it with headphones since I usually don't. Thanks again, really appreciate the feedback as it'll help to make these videos much better in the future. Thanks and stay safe!

He asked which is preferred that's the real good for him

Why? The fictional birth of a man shouldn’t have anything to do with categorizing time periods. Hence why academics no longer use BC.

@@parisite99 oh look it's an insecure atheist troll. Like we haven't seen that on the internet before

BCE and BC are stupid change my mind

@@parisite99 common era means literally nothing

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Sweet dreams albanian you sure have a high opinion about yourselves for people who couldn't write their own language 😉

Yea no