I find it so incredibly interesting that central and southern America had civilizations that left behind proof, yet the North American Natives did not. At least not with materials that lasted through the centuries. I would absolutely love to hear of the discovery of a pyramid in North America! I’m fascinated that North America seems to have been left alone for so many centuries!

And probably alot more if Saul Goodman was telling the truth! Sorry I couldn't resist. It is amazing to see old sites around the world, but yes, they do have an eerie feeling around them.

@@laurasmith14 the mississippian people built mounds in the Midwest/ south. T

Look up Cahokia State Historic Site in East St. Louis, IL, and Effigy Mounds National Monument in Iowa. Maybe not as Impressive as a pyramid, but equally as interesting. There are many more places in the U.S. that show glimpses into the histories of the indigenous people (what they left behind) such as archeological digs at Spanish Point in Osprey, FL. At Spanish point they have basically rooted through the settlement’s trash, (cause who doesn’t love an ancient dumpster dive) which is incredibly interesting because it tells the story of day to day life for normal people not just the great accomplishments. So history is here, just a little more subtle.

@@laurasmith14 Mayans? Aztecs? Both North American

India/Pakistan too. Went back 1-2000 years BC.

@@grizwoldphantasia5005 It already covered IVC

​@@grizwoldphantasia5005That's what the Indus Valley region was

We leave them out as we will be firing shards of metal into their hearts in the future. We will be engaged in hand to hand combat fighting for our lives. Fighting to protect your wife or daughter, you can't lose or horrible things will happen to them. War is coming, and you have to be in the right mindset.

This video was extremely poorly made and researched. it missed the 2 actual oldest civilizations in recorded history which are the Australian Aboriginals and San people of Africa

The BMAC Civilization deserves some attention.

Thailand. They’ve just always existed, like anyone Thai is just pure Thai! It wasn’t Chinese people who migrated thousands of years ago, and European countries never conquered it! They are their own race and no one talks about it!

the new world didn't have bronze age

I would add Mayas lived in North and Central America only! The only great empire in south america that we know about is the Inca.

Haven't you heard? Indigenous Australians now claim they are the first nation. Older than all others! lol

Wow this is a crazy error to not even be corrected at all…

Thank you for your knowledge 😊 Greetings from New Jersey

He does mention it’s a region that had a number of different tribes

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@@Timsmith13911 sites, not tribes. And Caral wasn't a tribe, but a civilization on its own.

Ppl do not realize that there are 8 continent not just 7. They leave out Central America. Some put it all in SA other in NA and still others divide it at S Mex boarder. And yet it is the 8th Continent.

​@@fredbaysfor me there are only 5. I will hold this stance until the Olympic Committee changes it's logo. 'Nuf said.

I caught that too. I thought I misheard him actually

That is so cool! You are living evidence of classical Greek history! Be proud!

yeup, yeup!

11:52 Not to mention that they get the chronology wrong. The oldest Maya site dates to only 1,000 B.C (Aguada Fénix). They also dated that they were the only “South American” civ to have a fully developed writing system……………………………………………NO WRITTEN LANGUAGE WAS EVER DEVELOPED IN SOUTH AMERICA!! The proper term would be Mesoamerica, which is indeed a part of North America. Plus, there were other mesoamerican writing systems, not just the Maya one. Writing systems such as: Olmec, Epiolmec (Isthmian), Zapotec, Teotihuacano (based on the glyphs found a la ventila), and Mexica. This channel is a joke!

@@frankomendizabal2348 its not joke get out of feelings. the author in the video plainly said one of the oldest known civilizations and talked about the "known", you are adding more to the history of unknown. I swear some of yall just want to argue just to argue.

Yeup, I noted that little error as well.

show a picture on a map where the Yucatan peninsula is

@@Spaniard1375 Go look yourself. North America ends at the Darien Gap.

👏👏 Amazing comment, dear Sohltaker, totally agree, I have traveled around the world, have seen many marvels that take breath away, and still finding out that there is always more to discover.... Have a great day 😊

Same ! I wish there were more people talking about these civilizations.

They don’t show African history in their videos. Even if they do it’s usually Egypt.

Imagine talking about ancient civilization and not talk about Axum or Nubia

We know so much about Europe, the middle East, and the Americas. Academia as a whole neglects the African continent (outside of Egypt) and I'm so tired of it.

We can start doing our own research and sharing our knowledge instead of depending on channels like these. 🙏🏿

And laughing at the ignorance

Naw we're the only ones

Yeah but we'll never know about them...deep space travel (by any means anyone has imagined, even warp fields) is impossible unless it's a life ship on a 1 way trip ....it takes too long to go so far.....

The more humorous thing; you are that once and future civilization, you just don't know it yet.

​​@@Strong_UP_Calvins_zombie So far*

Racist!

Correct. #2 and Lady Ghostbusters, right?

@@TheCrabError Both Ghostbuster films had Rick Moranis stealing scenes.

👏👍 Like your comment, I think the same😊 have great day Derreck 🔝

"Elite" is by no means associated with or ubiquitous in agricultural development. Neither are hunter-gatherer societies absent permanent settlements during and after the mentioned millennia. A more disciplined effort at familiarization with archaeological ressearch will be necessary. Farmers, in fact, appear to have more consistently developed co-operative culture than hierarchical. Look to the research.

Central America. Only the north of Mexico is considered as North America and not always.

Mexico is in North America!!!!

​@@genaescamilla2877depends, some consider it part of North, central or south America

@@genaescamilla2877 most mexicans would say you are wrong, only a percent of mexico used to be part of north america, but for the past 700+ something years its in central america

​@@Spaniard1375 continents have to do with physical geography, not political. Ceuta, Melilla and the Canaries, even if politically European, are African, that's why Spain is a bicontinental country. Mexico is in North America or at least divided between North and Central if you consider Central America to exist

Me too

​@@janisreasnor8687 That's so awesome! I tried learning Nahuatl, the language of my ancestors but it was too damn hard 😆 However, I used Nahuatl for all of my passwords. Nobody can use brute force against you when your passwords are in languages that hackers won't expect 😊

too bad the video is poorly researched and omits key information about the civilizations mentioned and it doesn't even mention at least half a dozen much older civilizations. there are better channels out there if you want to learn about history 😅

the speaker said KNOWN CIVILIZATIONS lol

There were several errors in this video including getting the name of an entire city wrong as well as referring to South America when he actually should have said Central America in a couple places

it isnt accurate at all lol. this video is extremely poorly researched and it missed half a dozen older civilizations than the ones mentioned in the video

​@@GuessMonster-SPI believe if you read my comment I said "more accurate" as in they don't say everything was built by aliens like the so called history channel does lately

Father's day is celebrated on the first Sunday in September in some parts of the world.. it's not on the same day for everyone, but happy Father's day anyway..

show proof of this? would like to see

The problem is, except the ones that had writing systems that can be translated by modern scholars, most of the civilizations little is known about them and not enough to prompt even quasi fictitious story about.

There is a Bollywood movie about one of these ancient civilizations called Mohenjo Daro based on the Indus Valley civilization

@@rishabhmathur7656 Mohenjo Daro is one of the city-states in the Civilization VI game.

@@markadams7046 Might be, but there's also a Bollywood movie based on this ancient civilization.

The Yucatan is Central America.

@@eugeniofernandez8101 no it is not. It is North America. The Yucatan Peninsula is connected directly to the south eastern side of Mexico. Mexico is most certainly North America. The Yucatan Peninsula's northern coast is the Gulf of Mexico. Again, geographically North America.

@@skyden24195 central america google map it you will see for yourself

Eh, fair to lump them in with the Greeks, probably related after all. Phoenicians also missing.

Culture, yes. Civilization, not.

@@hollyingraham3980 you are a fool if you think the Aboriginees weren't a civilization they had over 200 distinct countries and languages with evidence of settlements numbering in the thousands. educate yourself before replying with bullshit. There is clear evidence of major settlements in Australia dating back to 50,000 years ago and even further evidence of the civilization existing in the region around 70,000 years ago. Also another omission in the video is the San peoples of Africa which has clear evidence all the way to 100,000 years ago with some evidence going as far back as 140,000 years ago. And yes again they were a civilization and not just a culture as you put it.

Gosh...I hope so.

Also, did you notice that Asia existed & were way ahead in so many ways

more likes dozens of glaring omissions. this video is utter shite. very poorly researched. there are easily half a dozen older civilizations that weren't mentioned including the 2 actual oldest civilizations in recorded history which are the Australian Aboriginals and San peoples of Africa

The information which was lost. My preference would be to go to the Library of Alexandria, before it burned, maybe check out a few scrolls.

@@Muggashyte ✔✔✔ That's exactly what I thought when we learned about the burning of the library in Mrs. Bishop's 9th grade history class. She didn't teach events and dates, she told entertaining action packed stories that showed history as a process full of real life characters and emotional drama. It was my first awareness of how much of human knowledge we had lost, and that sullen feeling stuck with me for days. Her class and that very poignant lesson is why I still have an interest in ancient history today.

Sources?

@@url241 I asked, because I literally found no sources supporting that informal gatherings starting in 1972 AC in the US, had anything to do with a Neolitic civilization that flourished around 7000 BC in what now is Türkiye. Even less when the purpose of Rainbow Gatherings is to get away from the constraints of modern organized civilization, whereas Çatalhöyük was one of the first successful attempts at creating organized civilizations - it lasted over two thousand years. Solid houses, with kitchens, storage and interior decoration, in a city with agriculture, cattle, pottery, dumpsters and cemeteries and religion. It didn't "go sideways," it was a fundament for all the following civilizations of the zone, culminating in the world urban civilization that allows you to have a discussion with me across continents on the subject of ancient cultures - starting with a video on a social media which we watched on cellphones or computers. No Rainbow Gathering has ever produced anything like that, neither has claimed any relation to any ancient *urban* settlement, nor any archeologist has ever compared Çatalhöyük to Rainbow Gatherings because their purposes and activities are essentially different. So, again, sources?

I think he meant to say Central America but he did say South America for the Mayan a couple of times.

@@nicko5945 Maybe but it’s not in Central America either.

@@crudohr the Yucatán obviously isn’t but the majority of the maya were in Central American, not the Yucatán.

@@nicko5945 either way it’s not South America 😜

@@crudohr 100% agreed there!

That is true. Another thing is that the time of the creation of Göbekli Tepe is around the end of the Younger Dryas, which consisted of global warming that led to sea level rise. There could be even older civilizations that may have succumbed to the flooding. Atlantis could be one of them.

Thank you!! I’m glad someone said it

Gobleki Tepe wasn't a civilization. It may have been a minor a settlement where various people situationally lived over the centuries (the evidence is still out on that) but there is no signs of agriculture or large permanent populations. So, no, they aren't wrong.

not really. new information in this field comes at a snails pace and the only reason you may perceive new info every few months is because trash channels like these don't actually do much research on the topics they talk about.

It's south of America...

@@user-uc1oy3zk4t the Yucatán is part of Mexico, in North America

yeah, I bet he knows all about Simpsons. not so much about geography.

They also had a video about Rome: Cradle of civilization 🤷

Not the Yucatan Peninsula, it's central America.

There is no such thing as arybart civilization. It was Indus valley civilization. The timeline is very well documented. Sanskrit doesn't even has it's own script, it is neither the oldest language. Stop embarrassing yourself 😂😂😂

Man, I can't believe Weird History messed up on this one. I guess their idea of "weird" history (sometimes) is confusing North and South. Quite a few people have commented on this obviously more than obvious error.

Not all cultures are civilizations.