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Went by sea. No one ever draws sea routes. They used boats all day everyday especially if trade was a thing. Headslap

If you lived during antiquity, would you consider visiting Epidaurus for medical care?

Awesome video

Very informative.

great vid

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Buried, cremated, cremated then buried, funerary urn, funerary stele, which would you prefer if you lived back in antiquity?

What was your favorite piece in the nearby Delphi Archaeological Museum? Mine was the Column of the Dancers.

Which Greek god do you find the most interesting?

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Most people carried their own Sea Sponge in a Tunic Sash. They used a Box of Sand & a stream of Aqueduct water to cleans their posterior extremities - The stick mechanism is actually a Latrine Swish, much like the Brushes in use today...

Curious to hear how your day at Sounion went. Did you go for a swim, enjoyed a seafood lunch, go kayaking?

Would you like to have spent the Hittite New Year at Yazılıkaya?

Brother you need to contact, Praveen Mohan. As a human first just suggesting.

I have never believed Josephus. How convenient that he could write whatever he liked that might have flattered the Romans.

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Where was your favorite site to visit in Hattusa?

How do you know Hattians weren't a multi-cultural migrant group of Haitians? Did you know Haitian Creole was found on a coin of 'Enodia' in Greece depicting her holding torches as a 'police figure' in the community had a label 'epaioyn' if you sound it out it almost looks like 'feared one' in Haitian Creole. This wasn't a greek word. Implies they were distributing these coins in a 'multicultural area' with a police force. Was this propaganda, or pointing a finger at the criminal populace? Implies they used the same term for things no? These folks came to Central America from countries of Yoruba descent no? So these folks were wide spread as migrants even then (before slavery to the Americas). Were they overpopulators back then too? Today they're the Nigerians no? Notoriously highest birth rate of any peoples on the planet. Hittites were a multicultural hub no? They blended the blood of Africans Europeans and Native Asians here. I'm thinking these folks were the L1B Y-DNA Haplogroups from Kura-Araxes culture. A blend of European Yamnaya (R line), with a dash of Asian Native from over the Zagros mountains in Iran (J line) with some Upper Egyptian African blood (E line)....spits out this T1A group. Norse mythology can be linked to 'geographical archaeological sites sourced around Anatolia. They had multicultural peoples including 'dark elves' in their culture too. So they knew of black folks. Asgard was at Pessinus. (for favored men, of all cultures the local fertility mother intended to join bloodlines with and teach her children, as well as her sons and daughters) Midgard was at Gordian. (for working class men of all cultures, the fertility mother used to work her pastures and farms) Helheim was 'under Gordian'. (for prisoners and re-education centers for important folks they needed to turn) Dwarves were in Niflheim - Derinkuyu? (J2a line?) (she used these folks as craftsmen and workers mostly) Light elves were in Alfheim - Yazilakaya? (I2 line?) (she used these folks as priests, healers and musicians) Dark elves were in Nidavellir - Alacahoyuk? (L1B line?) (not clear what these folks were used for more workers? warriors? traders?) Vanir were in Vanaheim - Hattusa? (T1A line?) (these folks were scholars and traders) Jotun were all around them - (R lines?) European "Balkans" displaced from their homes in Syria (or Ebla and Mari) / Akkadia (Hurrian territories) / the Middle East (Sumeria) and the Mediterranean (Crete and Cyprus) from when the J-line came from Asia - Dvaraka then Qeshm Island, overpopulated and kicked them out of their homes. They eventually got pushed / led into Europe. I assume the largest city in Jotun was Jotunheim. Either in Troy (with an Athena temple) or Miletus. (an Apollo Temple at Didyma). Gotta give Norse mythology some credit for keeping the 'mythology' understandable. They talk of a great black Queen Nott who had three husbands of different races and children with each of them. One was "a dwarf", who birthed Frigga, Odin's Queen who was 'allocated the land' the Norse occupied in Anatolia Turkey. So she "gave this land" to the Norse and the Dwarves. Guess they changed their minds when they ran out of room in the Middle East. Clearly mommy Nott was preferring her African and Middle Eastern children. That the Balkans were the only ones to attack because 'they were not HER children or her parents'. She was African. Her primary husband king was Asian / Pacific Oceanic Native. So she couldn't attack those peoples. That just left white folks to prey on for resources when her own lands couldn't feed her children...because they were having too many I guess.

I want to provide a warm congratulations to everyone who has visited Alacahöyük! It’s a pretty difficult place to visit for many people visiting from outside of Türkiye (Turkey).

Where was the most interesting place you visited in the Old City of Jerusalem?

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Love to hear about your experience at the Temple Mount!

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If I ever time travel back to Rome, ill stick to nature poos 👍

Were you able to see the Roman legionnaire encampment when you visited?

Let me know how your trip to the Acropolis went!

A bit off the subject but chitting and pissing are God's way of keeping us humans in our place. We're no different than animals. The most beautiful or intelligent or powerful humans all chit and piss. That's the chitty reality!😮😂

What structure did you enjoying visiting the most at the Acropolis?

Let me know if you took the back entrance hike to Petra which arrives at the Monastery!

Η Αρχαι εφαισος ειναι ΕΛΛΑΔΑ. ΠΑΛΙ ΜΕ ΧΡΟΝΟΥΣ ΜΕ ΚΑΙΡΟΥΣ ΠΑΛΊ ΔΙΚΑ ,ΜΑΣ ΘΑΝΑΙ

Love these videos.

What most impressed you about the Parthenon?

What was your favorite building on the Acropolis and why?

In the ruins of Ostia is a public toilet with the inscription "Don't forget to use the Xylospongium" on the wall. It is improbable that this is a demand for personal hygiene in those days. It is much more a request to clean the toilet seat. Isn't that very convincing?

I feel like history is not always totally correct especially that long ago. I choose to believe there were more modest things in place like fabric dividers on wooden frames and so forth. Just sayin'.🎉

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What was your favorite part of Jerash?

How did you enjoy your time in the city of Amman as well as the Amman Citadel?

What portion or aspect of the map did you enjoy?

Did you enjoy Hattusa and were you able to visit the Museum of Anatolian Civilizations in Ankara as well?

And, when Paul says, why worship the things made with men's hands? Why not worship He who made men's hands?!?!... Even practical advice to this day!. So clear!. Yes, the riot DID take place!. And God preserved this theater because He was glorified right here. Neither the temple, statues nor the men talked about exist. But the theater does!. God is not mocked! Might sound harsh, but it's the truth. And truth is hard to swallow sometimes.

Such a great video!. Loved the biblical text right on the screen superimposed over the actual places!. Nice editing work!!. Out of everyone who was inspired by the Holy Spirit to write, Paul's writings have always affected me the most. Jesus' compassion and mercy speak the loudest in Paul's letters. Best video on Paul and Ephesus I've seen thus far!!. Nice work!!. ❤️ from Michigan.

Romans were very fond of toilet humour. Pee, poop and fart jokes were an integral part of Roman culture. The nature of their toilet infrastructure may well be linked to that in some way. I always love learning about how other cultures absolutely do not care about our modern taboos. We all stink when we poop. Every one of us.

"A place for conversation"?? You gotta be shittin' me!!

Human beings being poop makers is why the one third of angels rejected serving man. I understand.

Can i have that sponge when youre finished, sir? 😂

Been to Ephesus, saw the toilets and definitely no privacy..

Would you build this burial mound if you were King of Commagene?

Everyone wiping themselves with the same brush. We still do this today at the gas station with the same squeegee soaking in the water bucket we all use to wipe our windshields.

That whole sponge on a stick thing sounds so disgusting .i could never wipe myself with something some other dude just used .i throw up in my mouth just thinking about it