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Should have placed them next to a ruler to see the various sizes.

"...and thrown into the abyss" LMAO :(

just found your channel through this fantastic video

ANY ONE KNOW A Gaming company of a games developing company in England? i have a great great game i think millions of gamer's will LOVE To play over and over for years to come, with a heavy input of Roman and Greek warriors from the those ancient times

So many a great stories of so many great men and women from the Ancient Greek and Ancient Roman times.

Great lecture! Thank you for posting.

I loved this vid

This was an epic and super informative video. Thank you for making it.

A great operational victory, even today still studied...

Nicely told

Hahahah totally enjoyed it 😂

Rome took a beating! Yet 14 years later they won At zama

Persia was named after Perseus son called Perses

This is good information. Subscribed.

Interesting that Ai generated video and script are full of mistakes, but do much more views than real well sourced videos from great youtubers,. It is possible that YT algo push Ai scripted video..... Btw ai generated image all look like serie B fantasy antique warriors.... Sad.

By far the most confusing emperor. I honestly think he was kind of a genius to stay alive as long as he did.

Disfigurement, neurological issues paired marked personality changes, and a penchant for sexual extravagance with many different partners... How does syphilis sound, as an explanation for his madness?

Humanity likes to imagine world events happening in an instant. Such as humanity's belief of judgment day. But im certain it happens slow and steady like the "Epidemic" you mentioned.

Insightful.

Today I learned something new and interesting, thank you.

An epidemic? Why should i believe your lie over theirs? At least theirs was written down. I doubt the Assyrians would go back and write down they were obliterated by an angel.

Thanks be to God.

Geese are og 🎉

The cave is ‘The Matrix’ that we all live in BUT can escape w/ the help of a guide/Druid. However, fe Ratican persists in killing off the Druids….Hear audiobook on YT: Irish Wisdom Preserved in Bible and Pyramid. By Conor Mac Dari The Irish were the LAST of the Serpent tribes destroyed by the Eagles aka the criminal Ratican. Also on online as PDF see: Irish Origins of Civilization 2vol. By Michael Tsarion

Very annoying with the improper pronunciation of ‘bow’.

A holy Hellas such a glorious history. Its too bad the Albanians don't have such a glorious history. They have to try and steal the history of better people.

Excellent

I visited marathon in 86, August, jumped in and swam out about 200m very cool. Visited the memorial, and continued to delphi....

I like the radio-host sounding narrator.

Los espanoles acabaron con los sacrificios humanos unos 50.000 al año.h el cani alismo.quedo prohibido Hernán Cortés llegó con 500 hombres y 15 caballos.el derribo a Moztezuma con 100.000 nativos.hartos de Moztezuma que utilizaba a niños de menos 1 año para ofrecer a los dioses.eso si de otros pueblos.

Exactly why Mexican people speak Spanish

Very interesting.

They took TAXI'S to get home 😁

The Vendee uprising was the second Christiada of modern times the first Christiada of modern times took place in England at the time of Henry VIII when he looted and destroyed abbeys and hanged the Abads and monks and all religious houses were burned and destroyed and it provoked an uprisings called the Pilgrimage of Grace 1536 MayGod bless these souls and grat them peace and eternal rest and may He shine upon them His Perpetual Light

B.C. before Christ. B.C.E. -) meaningless fabrication by communists

no slinger?

Bow

great video. one question- 18:50 , if the Persian army was actually professional rather than of 'conscripts' as mainstream ideas, how would the discipline break so easily? I understand that the Immortals would have fared better than regular line, but my question stems from the common idea conflicting with new research. Old ideas lean heavily on the school of thought that the Greeks were superior in battle, not just because of the heavier formation but also because the Persians had low morale, simply going whether the King tells them. But if the new research pushes that the Persians were professional soldiery, in that they did nothing else but that, then how would hardened combatants fare so poorly to "bakers, carpenters, etc"? To reword it, throughout history, there are many cases of 'militia' level forces defeating seasoned veterans, whether is it the English yeoman halting French charges, American revolutionaries pinning down British regulars, Vietcong frustrating American GI's, the Mujaheddin forcing the Soviets into withdrawal, etc. But in the case of Marathon, it's a bit more dire, and command and control more direct. Therefore curious as these dedicated fighters fared so poorly man for man. It was mentioned that they have cohesion and what would have been espirit du corps, so.. just how did they make contact, and collapse so easily, "...the surrounded Persians lost their ability to resist and their 'sole concern' was to break through the Greek formation and reach their ships". I would have gathered that trained soldiers would have needed to have enough of a cohesion to perform the breakout, and if the Persians were professionals instead of warriors, they wouldn't have simply dissolved so quickly from 'one of the most feared armies of their time' into a mass of everyone simply fighting for themselves. At both Trebia and Cannae, the Romans had enough cohesion to fight a breakout. At Marathon, the encirclement was less total, yet, it seemed that their route was more complete. Thanks in advance.

Bump for engagement

What year was 490BCE. is that equivalent to 245BC or 24AD.

Excellent.

Very solid video. Clear, succinct summary. Need more of this kinda thing on UA-cam. Bish bash bosh.

ua-cam.com/video/2cubGxusJhw/v-deo.html Here's a much better presentation on the battle by The Armchair Historian. I show the video to my 7th graders when we cover the history of Greece because of its animated content. But the video is true to the historic content of the battle, and much better described by a (human) voice.

I love the background Spanish guitar work during the Assyrians description. Nothing like a Malaguena for ancient times before Jesus. Santana or Feliciano???

This sounds like a bible narration

Dear Miol, you are presenting in American English. We here in the USA do not use the metric system. When you do, it makes your presentation hard to enjoy. I clicked out at 5:56. For those of you who want to respond by defending the metric system, don't bother.

No need for the city of Athens to hear about their victory at Marathon? No need to be informed by their best runner, that the battle was won but the war would continue? No need to start preparations at once for the defense of city and harbor? A hostile Persian fleet was approaching and one never knew on whose side Aeolus would be this time. Why should the Greeks invent the story of a runner who broke down and fainted or even died? That guy was nothing more in those days than a postman in ours. No material for heroes and mythology. Yet he is mentioned with his name! Funny how all these modern so called historians know better than the ancient ones.

Shield is "aspis' . 'Hoplon' is the entire kit.

Phidipides is the name , not philippides

sorry - not watching videos that do that "BCE" bs!