This use to be on television. Probably history channel 20 years ago.

This is... quite the comment.

It's a 2015 documentary produced by magellan tv

@@ugosmith7529 Thanks for spoiling the party :(

@@thatssomefinexxx7995 I'm sorry, come to my castle and stand right here, next to the "party" hole so I can apologize

Anyone leaving England never wants to return anyway. No freedoms, no rights, bad oral hygiene, and a horrid government.

Great spotting. It is such powers of observation that illuminates the lesser corners of You Tube land. :-) PS. No surprise, I try to do likewise.

That was a piece of space junk

Wasn't a meteor, it was a reflection of the glint of steel on the camera lens.

it's also a reminder of when and where we 'imported' abuse as a 'normal' part of our lives..

@@ConontheBinarianIsn’t it crazy, your one car does more damage to a road then a horse and buggy would in a century, now do the math. 100-1000 cars, rain, snow, ice whatever, and then still driving and cleaning in the winters. It’s just common sense, if we used horses and buggies and didn’t have 100,000kg trucks on the roads our road infrastructure would be like it was made yesterday 😂

Yeah they are lying, of course;

@@resqfreedom9308 Lot of labor and weekends were not a thing. The craftsmen of those times had perfected their craft that has been passed down in their family for centuries. It would be the only profession they would know since a young age. They were extremely talented and efficient. Never underestimate the skill of people of the past. Modern mechanization merely replaced laborers and had 1 worker do far more jobs, often with little training. There was no such thing as turnover. If you were born into the family of carpenters, then a carpenter you would be until you die or your carpenter children could support you in old age, disabling injury or dismemberment. In many ways the women were even more talented. They would have to know skills such as candle making, tailoring, simple pottery, basic carpentry and furniture making, gardening, to raising and butchering farm animals as well as cooking. Only the wealthy could afford to buy everything they needed from craftsmen. A typical family had to be self-sufficient. As for these large castle projects, the workers would bring their families with them. They absolutely relied on them. Where there was a large construction project, would've been a large village of its workers and families.

How many earthquakes have the roman aqueducts withstood and they are still standing?

@@yt_alphagaming7940 One large truck does the same damage as 20,000 cars. We should use trains again to deliver goods.

They don't know! Or they are a part of the cover up of the giants!

I have seen this footage before in a castle documentary that was intended to discuss "WHY the castles were necessary and WHO occupied them", that was not intended to focus on engineering. I can't tell if the footage has been redubbed, which would be totally possible, to give it a veneer of project management. It might possibly be the very same documentary but retitled. You'll want to check out the documentary on the French castle Geudelon. It has on-site experts in design, engineering and construction of a 12th century castle.

Because they don't know! The only people who know ain't going to tell anyone anything! It definitely wasn't built with horse and buggy and no power tools! Everything we have been taught is a LIE!!

If they really "change hands a dozen times per century" they sound a little useless.

CASTLES is the plural.

Engineering on channel like this in videos like this is welcome. Globe Tech Officially anyway.

Castles don’t exist outside of UK and France.

Possibly.@@peppertrout

You missed the part where they said they "reclaimed" land from the sea with landfill.

@@gideonbutlerOh ok, although, they didn't say anything about reclaimed land at around 1:20:57

The sea level hasn't changed. Rivers dump silt, and pdple DELIBERATELY fill in land. Ask the Dutch.

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It's Important for the state not to be in bed with the corporations. The state should protect individual rights over anything else

Yes: Invention, projection, construction, technology, production and management principles are the same no matter when. Equipment, adjustments, tools, treated parts, materials, energy providers, qualifications and products appearance and functions may be different though.

Could you elaborate please???

​@@Kallivakgamesit's an old saying "Liar,liar pants on fire"

@@winnerscreed6767 yes I understand the refrence... my inquiry was in search of understanding what lead this person to leave this reply.

@@Kallivakgames , true, people say the strangest things in the comments section..

​@@Kallivakgamesusually when someone makes this comment about someone saying something with burning pants, they are referring to the person that the comment is directed towards is lying about something! I know you have to read and re-read this answer but I'm hoping that I was simple enough that you can understand what I said so take your time. If you don't understand now, then I am unable to help you any further. I'm not a special education teacher nor do I claim to be but hopefully you can figure it out or maybe ask the nurse at the front desk at the mental health facility where you reside!

We should make laws to prevent planned obsolescence, and forbid destruction and waste so we CAN restore castles and bridges and other ancient infrastructure to keep our grasp on our history and culture and likewise we should help rebuild that which we have destroyed abroad.

In your dreams!

dark ages was a much more appropriate name considering how much history was lost and how many people died during this time. it just screams "dark" not "middle" lol

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Funny the person making a statement like that talking about people needed mental Healthcare. The amount of documentation of the construction of castles is plentiful. Try cracking an actual book and not just get your information from a KZfaq video about the retardtarians.

Wtf?

... or perhaps, they are focused on those castles built within the middle ages? but you do you

I suppose that depends on your definition of middle ages, there, doesn't it? For sure, castles as we know them didn't exist in Britain until the mid 10 hundreds, at the earliest. Castles of one form or another begin showing up as early as 800 in France and a few other places on the continent. The east had some very castle like buildings much earlier, but they were also very NOT like the castles we know and love, either.

Fact of the matter is they have found evidence to show that they were perfected in the middle ages and have found artifacts that prove it. So if you want to be ignorant and ignore scientific facts that have been verified time and time again then that's your choice but I highly suggest you do your research before spouting off your pseudo facts. Archeological evidence as well as documentation such as Mason marks that can be coralated with records from the time more then prove the time lines of these amazing buildings.