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Documentaries made by inquisitive minds.
Great Gold Robbery: The Golden Heist
The Great Gold Robbery took place on the night of May 15, 1855, when a routine shipment of gold bullion and coins was stolen from the guard's van on the train between London Bridge station and Folkestone. The gold was being shipped to Paris. The heist was carried out by four thieves: two South Eastern Railway (SER) employees and two masterminds, a career criminal, and a former SER employee dismissed for gambling.
Audio, Narration by:
Erikas Nakrosius
Produced, Written, Edited by:
Dominykas Stumbrys
#truecrime #heist #documentary
Audio, Narration by:
Erikas Nakrosius
Produced, Written, Edited by:
Dominykas Stumbrys
#truecrime #heist #documentary
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Tarrare: The Glutton
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Tarrare, an 18th-century French showman, astonished crowds with his extreme appetite, consuming vast amounts unheard for an average human. From street performances in Paris to military service during the French Revolutionary Army, his life was a series of fascinating yet tragic events, ending prematurely in Versailles at age 26. Audio, Narration by: Erikas Nakrosius Produced, Written, Edited by...
Baldwin IV of Jerusalem: the Leper King
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In the heart of medieval Jerusalem, where kingdoms rose and fell in the sand, one king defied the relentless fight against time to etch his name into history. Baldwin IV, the Leper King, was a ruler whose story is of triumphs, tragedies, and a touch of defiance against destiny. Audio, Narration by: Erikas Nakrosius Produced, Written, Edited by: Dominykas Stumbrys | CHAPTERS | 0:00 Intro 1:03 Ch...
The Donner Party: Pioneers in Peril
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The Donner Party was a group of American pioneers whose expedition in 1846 took a tragic turn. In this historical exploration, we dive into their challenges, the decisions that led to their fateful winter in the Sierra Nevada mountains, and the untold stories of their struggle for survival. Audio, Narration by: Erikas Nakrosius Produced, Written, Edited by: Dominykas Stumbrys | CHAPTERS | 0:00 ...
Mary Celeste: The Ghost Ship
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Explore the enigmatic tale of the Mary Celeste, a ghost ship that continues to puzzle historians and maritime enthusiasts. Join us on a captivating journey as we delve into the mysterious disappearance of the crew, the abandoned vessel, and the enduring theories that seek to unravel the truth. Discover the haunting details, unexplained phenomena, and unsolved puzzles surrounding this famous mar...
Wieliczka Mine: Underground City of Salt
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Join us on a fascinating journey through time and culture as we explore the wonders of the Wieliczka Salt Mine. Discover the unique history and artistic legacy of this underground city of salt, which played a vital role in developing the Polish economy for centuries. From its intricate salt carvings and underground lakes to its stunning chapels and museums, the Wieliczka Salt Mine is a must-see...
Voynich Manuscript: A Puzzle for the Ages
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Explore the enduring mystery of the Voynich Manuscript, an ancient book written in an unknown script and language. Experts and researchers have been trying to decipher the manuscript for over a century. This video delves into the various approaches and theories that have been put forward in attempts to unravel its secrets. Audio, Narration by: Erikas Nakrosius Produced, Written, Edited by: Domi...
The Sinkhole Forest: Grove Beneath
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Join us on a journey to explore one of the world's most mysterious natural wonders - the Sinkhole Forest. This forest, hidden for millions of years, has been perfectly preserved in a massive sinkhole that appeared in China in 2022. Audio, Narration by: Erikas Nakrosius Produced, Written, Edited by: Dominykas Stumbrys | CHAPTERS | 0:00 Intro 0:34 Chapter 1: Discovery 1:30 Chapter 2: Landscape 2:...
Forever Jellyfish: The Key to Immortality
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"Forever Jellyfish," also known as the immortal jellyfish, has unique abilities to regenerate and rejuvenate its cells and tissues could hold the key to unlocking the secrets of longevity and age-related diseases for humans. Audio, Narration by: Erikas Nakrosius Produced, Written, Edited by: Dominykas Stumbrys | CHAPTERS | 0:00 Intro 1:11 Chapter 1: Forever Jellyfish 2:06 Chapter 2: Science Beh...
Pope Joan: the Female Head of Church
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Pope Joan, the woman who disguised herself as a man to become the leader of the Catholic Church. Audio, Narration by: Erikas Nakrosius Produced, Written, Edited by: Dominykas Stumbrys | CHAPTERS | 0:00 Intro 0:40 Chapter 1: The Legend 1:26 Chapter 2: Origins of The Legend 5:03 Chapter 3: Controversy 6:24 Chapter 4: The Legacy 7:22 Outro #PopeJoan #FemalePope #unearthed
AI voice is obnoxious, plus cheap version poor accent
Not an AI voice though :D
@@UnearthedDocu sure
Well done video without the AI computer voice.
Thanks!
Great doc
Essex Nimitz
The quote written by Tamsen Donner was written after she was rescued from the Sierra Nevadas. This simply means that she wrote this after having cannibalized her fellow travelers. “…I shall say the trouble is all in getting started.” Is a truly haunting quote.
These are really good listening..thank you so much
Glad you like them!
I really love listening to history.. this was absolutely great listening..thank you so much for this ive listened several times 🎧👍 subscribed
We appreciate it!
Word for word, everything's taken from WIkipedia but the additional maps, and positioning of individuals mentioned is highly appreciated.
Thank you for explaining more about our glutton side
Our pleasure! Thanks for watching!
Awesome ! Well done job Your channel will be big !💯🔥
Thank you!
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🙏🏝️ Ask #Viganó or #Putin 😊
Great piece. You'll gather more subscribers in time.
This seems to be a carbon copy of another older donner party video on youtube tho.
Would you please identify the source of the script and the paintings if you know.
Wikipedia. Word for Word. As for the images used, its mostly AI generated.
I thought this was a very well done Donner party accounting. I'm unsure about the script but I thought it was well written and delivered, and I thought the paintings were interesting and well done. I would be curious to know the source of the script and the paintings and having watched and listen to numerous Donner documentaries I would put this one in the upper set regarding quality. For a 1 hour overview of the Donner party tragedy this would be just about the best, Well done!
Hey thanks for kind words! Basic reasearch was done in almighty Wikipedia of course, also alot of details are taken from survivors themselves: Diary of Patrick Breen; Memoir book "Across the Plains in the Donner Party" taken from the spoken word of Virginia Reed Murphy. As for pictures/paintings, they are handcrafted firstly from generative AI, mainly (Midjourney V5), and then heavily edited using Photoshop. Hope that answers your questions. I'm sure I've missed some minor sources, but that's all i can remember from the top of my head.
Very good coverage however in the end you say that there was only one surviving member of the donner party yet on the last list of deceases (in red text) & alive (in white text) there are several children there including Leanna who went on to get married and has descendants today.. in fact there are many names in white text that survived from all of the families.
This script is a stolen script. This is not ‘Unearthed’s’ script. The artwork is made up of European models and very few are authentic to the American westward movement. Stop stealing the work of others and stop re-imaging the truth. Your slip-shod approach is disgusting.
If they had crossed the pass six hours earlier they would have made it over safely.
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This was well done, thank you. There are numerous youtube vids regarding the Donner Party, some with more detail, but this was as excellent overview for those that do not know about this tragic event. Good job.
Nice. Greetings from Serbia.
This script sounds familiar..
I watched many documentaries about Donners and yours Is one of the best. The imagery and your name organization made me understand it so much more . Thank you
Truly a great documentary about the ill fated trek of the Donner Reed party the audacity of men is sometimes great and sometimes tragic. I don't know why Langford Hastings didn't get into some kind of trouble for telling pioneers to take this so called shortcut when he himself didn't compete it with a wagon
Subscriber here, great channel!
The Donner Party is an amazing story. Blimey life was tough.
This is so well done! Great job!
Glad you like it!
190 subs, soon to be 190,00!
Glad to be one of the first subscribers. This channel will grow in no time. I like the narration ilustrations and facts. Nice style. Good luck to You!
Thanks and welcome!
Great stuff man ! Keep it up
Appreciate it!
O wow!! Nice !😮😅
Thanks!
It's some form of Elvish, it's black speek, I dare not utter hear.
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The crew were simply vaporized nothing more and nothing less
I was there last week and it was a spectacular sight to behold. It truly is a Polish national treasure.
Youve just copied and ripped off Part-Explorer's video on this.
Not joking. My Great Grandmother's name was Mary Celeste.
I notice that the popes are ESAU'S DESCENDANTS. RIGHT OR WRONG?
You're mispronouncing "Mary."
Good video! It's nice to find sailing related channels that have content this good. Also: "Schooner" is not pronounced with the soft "ch" sound, and is instead pronounced like "school". Sailing words are often strange like that, as they often have roots in old English rather than modern English. The Mary Celeste likely did not have a "lifeboat" but rather a dinghy for use in carry passengers and cargo to shore when there was no dock. "Lifeboats" solely for emergency use are a fairly modern invention and boats from this time period would not have them. A more appropriate term would be "pinnace", or "tender".
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Very high quality production! I can see you making it big, so remember to stick to what you’re passionate about and remember us when you get big :)
Thank you so much! Appreciate the kind words <3
Enjoyed the video. 🙂
Awesome! Thank you!
This is your best one yet. Keep up the good work!
Thanks, will do!
Ive been there not too long ago although it can get claustrophobic at times its worth the visit
I think you do a good job of presenting both sides of the story. My own thought is that while entertaining it's almost certainly fictitious. Besides some obvious things like there being no contemporaneous accounts, I find it more implausible that a German could show up in Rome and impress the college of cardinals so much that they would be elected Pope without them knowing the person *very* well. While there were indeed non-Italian popes during the era, they were for exceptional candidates and not candidates who just "slipped-in" so-to-say. Also it's not really clear why Joan would want to even become Pope? Assuming the rest of the story is true, it seems like she had a cushy job as a court tutor and could get by relatively unscrutinized. Also, one last thing for now, stoning would be seen as a foreign and barbaric custom in 850s Rome. There might have been other methods of execution, but stoning by the general populace would be strange. Most executions would be the province of local rulers who would use either a particular device for the purpose, or there would be a particular executioner. But gaggles of random commoners would be squashed by local rulers, especially since any mob that could stone the pope could just as easily stone a noble!
What lyrics in Sanguine Paradise mention the Voynich Manuscript? I’ve listened to that song hundreds of times and never noticed
A true work of art, I loved seeing the whole strategy for the realization.