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Noah’s ark 3:32😂

So their homes were built functionally brilliant, and their diet was amazing. These guys had a formula tho the woman section of the house aspect is way too petty

Crocodilopolis

It's like they say "denial is a river in Egypt"

Spartans did not look like Africans.

Is this basically a combination of Chat GPT prompts and Assassin's Creed? (Nicely done, however)

I can't congratulate you enough for this supreme effort. Thank you!

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This makes me want to play assassin’s creed odyssey, the music really brings back the memories

If watch with no sound it looks like african invasion to ancient Greece

Thank for video hope you do mor about AC greece like greece houses in AC

Σαν τη Ελλάδα πουθενά

Soo beautiful

heh footage from assasins creed odyssey but hey why bother animating it yourself when there is already pretty accurate rendition of ancient athens made with a budget of millions in a videogame heh

Ελλαδα Ελληνικη και κοσμος ΑΩ

At 8:05 is said "in the 20th_century". Surely, the 2nd_century is meant, yeah?

It would be marvellous thing to travel back in time, as just an observer to witness the truth of history. History being written by the victor is affected by agenda, but to be able to see the truth of it would be a great gift. I'd love to see the true history of north west Europe as well, as Roman influence eradicated all cultures that had gone before. Archaeology has shown artwork in the form of metal work which would suggest that the culture of the tribes was anything but barbaric, and that it had its own moral and cultural yardstick, far superior to anything recorded history. I wish I could afford to be a student of the truth. It would be worth knowing ✌️☮️🌍❤️

Nice animation of the traditional story. Not to be taken seriously as "research". Modern IT creates great illusions.

Not really ancient Egypt, this was KEMET. Need to get the names right. Egypt came well after most of this artefact was produced but outside European invaders.

What Gods did the ancient persians worship? What was their main religion?

There is something comforting about the idea of living in a city of bronze statues. Directions would be left at Demeter, right at Zeus... It would be like living in a working museum.

This sounds like a lot of bull to me.

In Ancient Rome the women there used to go crazy for ancient Indian sarees which were from India, their husbands broke, lots of trade happened between mighty undivided India and Europe at that time, wouldn’t expect an English narrator to admit that though

I love this video so much, everything about it was awesome 👍🏼

This video is complete rubbish historically. We know from the existing ruins and contemporary descriptions that ancient Sparta looked NOTHING like this. This whole thing is videogame fanboy fantasy. Even the topography is fake!

House is pronounced /ee-kos/. Don’t apply English pronunciation onto foreign languages. Oikos is the root word for “ economy”. Do some research before narrating.

All of the statues would have been painted

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That's not a cinematic documentary!

I had no idea Greeks have tribes.

Very interesting and the visuals from AC Odyssey are so appealing

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Whitewashing trash! 🤮

very interesting :)

This is a wonderful work! I am reminded though of historical accounts that tell us the great classical cities were not all clean and beautiful, but also filthy, crowded, and dangerous. I think the natural look of the spaces around the buildings in this video gives it a realistic feel. Well done!

Seriously! You are calling them cult but instead Christianity was a real cult. Look at the scientific, philosophical and medical discoveries the made where Christians were only adamant to believe in only Juses for everything. The libraries these Christians had burnt and threw the humanity many many centuries behind.

AC odyssey is so underrated and this video proves it. The amount of effort and historical accuracy put into the game is incredible and so is this video. Yippee

I thank you more than I can say.

Hey I love your videos. Any reason you stopped posting? Are these your creation or did you get them from somewhere specific that might have more for me to watch? Thanks for all the great content! I've been wanting to better understand the day to day lives of regular ancient Greeks.

Is this just an animation or is it like a videogame ?

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I just love how they used Assassinms Creed Odyssey content 😂

A quite unknown story is that the same night Persians surrounded the Spartans, Leonidas sent some elite troops to invade Persian camp and murder Xerxes. The mission was half succeded as they managed to get into Xerxes tent, but unforunatelly he wasnt there at the time, or they were killed there, its not clear.

I would like to know if there was a gladiator who was also the winner of the Olympic games in Rome.

You sound like a very nice person.

The City Looks Like heaven

The simulation is excellent and I understand it was done for gaming purposes rather than academic ones. However, I would like to know the reasons for the discrepancies with the known archaeology namely: 1) No temples have been discovered on the Acropolis (not counting the Serapis/Isis shrine) 2) The mausoleum of Battus was not a grand building but a small monument under the east portico in the Agora. I don’t think anything has been found where the huge mausoleum is shown. 3) There was no coliseum in Cyrene only another amphitheater where the coliseum is shown standing. 4) I don’t think Cyrene had all that immaculate stone work - I think the city walls and houses would have been built out of the local material mud-brick with local limestone used for temples. 5) I struggle to believe that Cyrene had all those marble statues shown everywhere - surely that’s over the top 6) The temple of Demeter shown in the Agora was in reality another temple to Apollo. Demeter’s Agora temple was a small circular shrine located next to it with a human sized statues. 7) The monumental altars in the Agora are missing as is the second Agora and the Gymnasium complex

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