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Here in the desert southwest of the US, we have been in an extended drought since 1999, Located on the north western edge of Death Valley in the rain shadow of the Sierra Nevada mountain range is where i live & it has rained a total of 4 measurable times in the past 24 years, On average we receive about 2 inches of rain annually. Transplanted immigrants from different states or climates do not realize that the water they use here is either plumbed in from afar or drawn from of deep wells that have since mostly dried up due to over use, Springs all across the desert have dissapeared, yet the drinking fountain at the Death Valley visitor center still provides water.

I love Cline but he's a one-trick pony. He has to define the same items in every lecture. "Bronze is an alloy of 90% copper and 10% tin". He tells this in every video. He then tells the usual and unusual places where we find those metals. I want to hear new findings...especially DNA analysis of Hittites and Mediterranean people after the Bronze Age Collapse, etc

So, is it accurate to say that Newton's religious views were similar to those of Jehovah's Witnesses? Specifically, his rejection of the Trinity, his return to early Christianity, the belief that we are a soul rather than possessing one, and the hope in a millennial return of Christ?

Just finished reading this book. I am still shaking

Cannot recommend his books enough :)

Omg i originally thought the thumbnail pic was the lady from Sister Wives-i think her name is mary.i though, 'what does SHE have to do with medieval sex ?' And then i thought she might be an expert on the matter due to her prudish and antiquated nature of mormonism. (Sorry not sorry). Once i heard her voice it cliqued that it is indeed not her, and ive seen this woman on many hidtory docs. Anyway, anyone else think that pic lookes like that sister wife?

Finally, someone is addressing actual scope of power the church held.

I just found you. ❤

I don't think some of the sea people being more like would have overthrown so many stable regimes. They all had to be war alike to do it

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I dont belive the church was so influencel , when it came to everyday life , away from the church and monostary' area ,in the medival period , because ordinarie people cant read , and the mass was read in latin so even if the ordinary people was in church , they did not know what was said , so even if a few " ideas of the clergy leaked out to the public , this " knowledge" was in general distorted or missunderstod or construed , most people heard something of the ideas , beeing presented and that went in one ear and out the other, they simple did not properly understand the " church authorities" ideology. Even if the church law and the law of the state was very strict few people was submitted to punishments , because there was no police force.

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Eleanor is just a fantastic interviewee. And she's sexy.

I'm particularly interested in the details of Newton's work on prophecy. Is there a particular text or video which delves deeper into his prophetic work ? Thanks for this fascinating video.

Thank you for this- great work.

So proud to be the first guy to watch this :)

The Nazca Line are straight lines across the landscape, regardless of topography be aude they were built as death roads matching shaman trance flights to the Afterlife. I believe the animal geoglyphs were totems to help the shamans find their way back to their villages and their bodies.

Only found this channel today, your graceful narration, ears into new found knowledge effortlessly... keep up the good work. You're sure to do well 🎉🫡

Eleanor, you are my hero! I believe that men are afraid of refractory time. Having achieved ejaculation, they have to wait. Women can receive again, but it doesn't mean they were enjoying it. Men thinking about women according to their own experience.

Such a personal and insightful presentation.

I've read Hugo's book about Princess Alice, Princess Andrew of Greece and enjoyed it very much. I have to admit, however, that I came across the title while researching the truth about Princess Alice after seeing the episode about her on 'The Crown.' I've always had an interest in the Royal Family of the U.K. but being an American, I only knew what was reported about them in the media, which I understood, quite early, could not be trusted. I felt that the first 2 seasons of 'The Crown' were very informative, and enlightening. I greatly admired Her Majesty, the Queen (of happy memory) after viewing it. For instance, I knew next to nothing about the monarch's role in government, the abdication, the Commonwealth, King George VI, Prince Philip's role as consort or the Queen Mother. However, I didn't learn the facts from the series, but by doing my own research after the series presented the questions. So in that respect it was very good. But I must agree with Mr. Vickers that in the 3rd season and those following, the show took on a decidedly anti-monarchist slant, which I thought was extremely unfortunate and unfair. Mrs. Thatcher came off very poorly, and Jillian Anderson should be ashamed of herself. I also agree that Olivia Coleman's portrayal does NOT do the queen justice at all, and I hated her performance. Imelda Staunton, meanwhile, was adequate. The problem with her portrayal is that the author doesn't give her much to work with. All the story lines were about Charles and Dianna. It made me very sad that the series moved so quickly from the Queen's youth to Charles' youth. They missed some great opportunities for good drama during that time. Now, when I recommend the series, I always stress that seasons 1 and 2 are really the only ones worth watching, and that they shouldn't be viewed as fact. Thank you for this interview. I'll check out some of the other titles Hugo Vickers has authored.

Em Labruge, Vila do Conde, junto ao marco geodésico, existem gravados na pedra, caracteres rúnicos descobertos pelo arquitecto Fernando Lanhas.

Gostaria de ter ouvido falar sobre o povo pescador de Caxinas, Vila do Conde Aí é vulgar ver pessoas com caracteristicas do povo nórdico, nomeadamente cabelo louro e olhos claros Em especial as crianças que em tenra idade são louras vindo o cabelo a escurecer conforme crescem.

Great lecture. Love bronze age history. Just subbed.

We learned the Roman Empire ended in 410AD, ie when it withdrew from Britannia. I was quite adult when I realised for myself that it carried on elsewhere!

I discovered Eleanor about a month ago & am now a HUGE fan. Thank you. ; )

Served for honor, military prowness , and a chance to seize the throne.

Excelente apresentação do Professor Araújo, como sempre!

His lectures from Yale on The early Middle Ages is one I return to all the time . I have also read Ravenna by Judith Herrin which is also is useful for this period.

I absolutely love The Crown. In fact it’s probably one of my most favorite series ever. However I don’t watch the series and take it as an historically accurate representation. I’m able to factor in creative liberties have been inserted for dramatic effect. This series has made me fall in love with the royal family and buy books and autobiographies on certain members. It’s even lead to me flying across the pond to visit historical locations. Not sure why Hugo is bothered by this. Give the public a little more credit. The ones who would find this series entertaining to begin with are probably not the same as those who watch Stranger Things for example. Totally different demographic. 🤷🏻‍♂️

Hm, o professor em @14:30 passou ao lado do movimento positivista de fins de séc. XIX, inícios de XX, de etnografia encabeçada por vultos como Leite Vasconcellos, Consiglieri Pedroso, Teófilo de Braga, etc. Edição: Passou ao lado temporariamente, @57:40 já deu merecido relevo :)

Foi uma pena não referir especificamente que o pai de Xi Jinping começou por ser alto-oficial da Casa Imperial Chinesa ainda antes da revolução comunista.

O "pragmatismo" de Lenine era puro e exclusivo fruto de profícuas sessões de psicanálise.

Meus caros amigos, muito obrigado por compartilhar tão boas informações! Um abraço Tuga-brasileiro a vós!

Muito bom🧑‍🏫

Too many people. 3 max

Fascinating. Didn't the Greeks have something called "river valley civilizations" that Plato used in a couple of places? Was that just Plato or does that reference go back even further?

thank you for sharing this

Sou novo no estudo académico de história, só aos 50 anos decidi melhorar o meu nível cultural. Adoro historia, mas a que gostava de aprender e conhecer é a história do sentir, entender o que sentiam os nossos antepassados em todos os momentos das vidas. Era importante saber do lado emocional , será que a ciência um dia poderá transportar a nossa mente ao passado? Diria que acredito que nada é impossível, porque o que conheccemos da historia é uma % muito pequena do todo! A historia está feita mas não é ainda compreendida num âmbito mais profundo.

José milhazes devia fazer um canal no UA-cam com análises debates e podcasts sobre a guerra na Ucrânia. Todos adoramos ouvi lo. Ia ser muito positivo. Procuro a guerra fría de hoje e nao esta em lado nenhum. Vi o filme de Anastasia Romanov e li o Livro há muitos anos atrás. Vim aqui hoje para saber mais da história na realidade sem ser pelos romances dos livros e dos filmes sobre esta matéria. Alguém se esqueceu de desligar o microfone. O barulho de fundo muito cansativo.

Kruscrev plan to reach Paris in 2 to 3 months is a utter disaster!

Nossa …. Ouvi um ano depois e amei !!!

Boas. Gostei bastante. A Polônia sempre sofreu bastantes ocupações. As questões faladas neste programa ainda marcam atualidade da política polaca.

Amazing

Excelente aula e descobri este canal por acaso e fiquei fã

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its a joy listening to Freedman

Sempre gostei de ouvir os seus comentários . grande senhor do jornalismo, já que ele não gosta de de ser tratado por Dr.

Excelente programa.Parabéns ao Prof. Paulo Jorge Fernandes, distinto historiador(PS-Até quando teremos que esperar por um livro seu sobre esta matéria?)

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