Daorson Ancient Ruins Megalithic Structure in Bosnia and Herzegovina
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- Welcome to our video about the ancient ruins of Daorson in Bosnia and Herzegovina. In this video, we will take you on a journey to discover the fascinating history of this remarkable archaeological site.
Daorson was a fortified city that dates back to the Hellenistic period, and it was the capital of the Illyrian tribe called the Daorsi. This tribe played a crucial role in the ancient history of the Balkans, and their legacy can still be seen today in the impressive ruins of Daorson.
As we explore the site, we will take a closer look at the various structures that make up the city, such as the defensive walls, the gates, and the central plaza. We will also learn about the unique features of the Illyrian architecture, including the circular shape of the structures and the intricate stonework.
Throughout the video, we will provide historical context to help you understand the significance of Daorson and the role it played in the ancient world. We will also highlight some of the most important artifacts that have been discovered at the site, such as pottery, jewelry, and weapons.
Join us on this fascinating journey as we uncover the mysteries of the ancient ruins of Daorson in Bosnia.
Thank you for sharing this incredibly important yet seldom visited treasure!
It a treasure alright. You feel like a real explorer as it seem relatively undeveloped. I was taken back by how fantastic it was.
It's called Daorson Irians build this City @@mgrimes
Some of those joints are similar to ancient structures found in Meso/South America. This is quite interesting and thank you for sharing.
That’s interesting, I will have a look at it myself. Funny how styles or building all around the world matched up but all our ancestors supposedly didn’t know each other.
@@mgrimes I am studying this myself and have found that sites very similar to what you have posted here exhibit advanced building techniques. The complicating factors in dating these structures are quite strange. Take the Olmec artifacts in Mexico for instance - a scholar viewed an ivory elephant pull toy complete with wheels and a few years later the museum had removed the artifact from display. An ivory elephant with wheels in Mexico?! Culturally there is something not quite right it seems with our dating system. I refuse to believe in the alien conspiracy regarding these megalithic structures, but the people that built these things couldn't possibly have been simple hunter gatherers.
@@paranorm1 Just looked up the Olmec on your mention. The carvings are amazing, and really ancient history. 1600BC. Going to search for the ivory one now.
Sono ovunque
Holy shit ! I’ve been there ! My platoon was there on a Patrol in 1999 ! Freakin unreal I was just amazed but 100% ignorant of the ramifications of that structure existing where it is .. all I was thinking about was buying boxes of kids gloves and hats because it was a Warzone and many children didn’t have any coats or hats or gloves and my meager paycheck could only afford so much but buy I did me and a bunch of other veterans would just throw hats and gloves off the back of our vehicles as we were chased by lots of kids … felt good seeing kids put them on and at least have warm hands and heads … sorry haven’t thought about those Patrols in many years … thanks for bringing back some good memories from those days !
Cool story Bro!
Great story the region has been through a lot from present all the way back to ancient history and before. Really highlights the human story, those wall weren't just build for show. The city did fall from hostile forces in 50Bc.
Well i can say thanks for your work back then, the area was a great trip for me and the family and the local town was lovely and friendly. So things have improved a great deal since then.
@@mgrimes thanks again for bringing back a few of the good memories ! Too many bad ones …it’s really is nice to remember just doing something nice for someone …it was totally selfish in reality …. that “I did something good and only I know about it feeling” I guess I’m kind of wrecking it now …again thank you.
Megalithic old...
Thank for sharing!
thanks, its a real brush with the past. you can feel the "gravity " history of the place being so up close with it.
That is very cool. Thank you.
my Pleasure. brings a smile to my face knowing other people enjoy the same things.
I am convinced that there was a lost civilisation that was connected to all corners of the world and thats why you see all these megalithic structures on all continents and they all look almost identical and even have those knobs on them that nobody knows what they are for.
What a great presentation of what a really great family can get up to... instead of watching cable, catching ubers & dreaming of an ugly city of plastic & glass & automated 'food'...
You guys are a total inspiration. Very best wishes for the future.
Nobody can explain how these gigantic structures built with megalithic stones that fit like a puzzle next and on top of each other, how they got demolished and those megalithic stones turned into gravel. There were no rockets and bombs to cause this damage we see here.
This is not the only megalithic structure in Bosnia. Near by on top of some hills there are couple more that also show the same level of destruction as Daorson here.
Illyrian empire🇦🇱🏛👑
As an albanian i would to visit it😍
imas i Aseriju i Varvariju u danasjoj Hrvatskoj isto su megalitni ostatci .
takodje pogledaj malo neke emisije u vezi “stecaka “ili megalitnih nadgobnih spomenika.dobro je znati da tako nesto jedinstveno postoji i to jedino na Balkanu.
Much, much older than 500 years ago!
500bc. Crazy the think that this was build hundreds of years before the glory of the Roman Empire, at least.
Great Video! SUBSCRIBED! There appear to be three levels of construction at this site. Did you see any signs of vitrification there? Are there any similar structures nearby?
yes Asseria and Varvarija in Croacia and some in Montenegro
there are wery unicat grave stone STECCI OR STECAK you can found on you tube
Subscribed! 😎👌🌴
you inspire me. i hope to find many more hidden treasures upcoming shortly
So cool
If it was built for defensive purposes then who the hell were they defending themselves from and what armaments did the aggresors have at their disposal to need such massive walls.
Illyrian town, strongly influenced by the Greeks culturally. Later, entered in a peace treaty with Rome.
No such a town walls in Greece.Only on some old cultures as Egypt.
@@ocendo1you are wrong ,Mikena have
In the beginning and in the end the pyramids buzz with sounds..a very difficult energetic place.
Daorsi💪
Robbie is so cute-so many rocks-so little time
Byla jsem tam a nadchlo mě to.
Awesome feeling I agree
Truth histori,,doret ,pellazgjan illyrian ,,
This ancient style of stone cutting exists all over the Earth. The stones look very old.
You could do a rebuild
Lots of good blocks to start with
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Thank you very much! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
@@YahshuamySovereign so Glad find these things interesting as well
Poured, not carved
You think megalithic structure used liquid engineering? Interesting thought.
Daorset was Illyrian tribe today Albanian and the Kosova and the North Macedonia,the Slavs just came to Illyria in 7 Ad, an with no conection with Illyrian Albanian,that is why the Serbs or the Croats or in Bosnia they dont care about the Arkeological Finding sence that Ancient History dont belong to them, that is so sad,and Illyrian spoke only Albanian and not Greek, so there u have it the Truth can send u free Mathew oh and its no Ancient Map that show Greek or a name Greece never only was Illyria Matthew
Yes exatly
Perhaps you are wrong as you have Yugoslavian background.Croats are not as serbians and Croats lived on both sides of Adriatic.First mention of war between Langobards and Sclavs-Croats was in book History of Langobards written by Paul Deacon.This century of so called migration is taken from there.Year was 642AD.Battle was just across island Korcula in todays Italian town Seapont.Croats won but unfortunately later had to move across Adriatic to they lands in todays Dubrovnik-Neretva County.
@@ocendo1 Hahaha u Slavs People try to hide from the Truth and that,s sad just Look at Ancient Map and u will find out was no Slav People before 7AD, and so many Europe Historian say the same thing as im saying, History Repeat them Self and Albanian will be the True boss of the Land of Illyria and u will be out one way or another
Doret,,epirota,illyrian,,eksend
Wow
Pellazgjan illyrian siti
Yes🇦🇱
"Welcome to our video about the ancient ruins of Daorson in Bosnia."
Its located in Herzegovina and not Bosnia.
Many people use Bosnia as short hand for the country of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Like "America" for The United States of America."
Dallas is in America = Dallas is in Texas.
Daorson is inside the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina one of the two parts of Bosnia and Herzegovina ( the other is Republika Srpska )
Herzegovina is not a formally defined region tho, Baorson is still in the generally define region of Herzegovina, which is inside the the Country informally known as "Bosnia"
@@mgrimes Its still located in Herzegovina & not Bosnia, the country officially is called Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Its a bit like saying Stonehenge is located in Kent instead of Wiltshire.
Do you understand what I am getting at?
Its just being geographically accurate.
@@northernstar4811 I know what you are saying, and its a fine point.
"Bosnia" is a region of Bosnia and Herzegovina, but also an informal name of the whole country. Which is how i intended to use the term. Which is common in the wider region here.
Nevertheless I will change it to be more accurate for you.
Illyrian. ,siti
Doret illyrian ,eksend,,histori,,,illyrikumi doret,,,,,albanian ,popule,,illyrian
e sto ste vi albanci dosadili i Bogu i narodu sa tim tvrdnjama ,GDE SU DOKAZI
Illyrikumi
wtf greek city...its Illyrian and has nothing to do with greek
Besides the findings of a Greek style helmet, trading with the Greeks, being heavily influenced by Greek language and culture. You’re right nothing
@@mgrimesWhat you say is wrong.Greeks were trading and making business all over Adriatic coast.Helmets from Ilirian warrior's were well made.Perhaps some Greek soldiers found resting place there .
ovako ,za pocetak neka nam neko objasni kako to da se Sparta zvala LAKONIA ili zemlja u kojoj LAKO NIJE i eto taj naziv nema veze sa grckim i albanskim .😁
I'm wondering why he did not start his presentation with the name of the country and the area where it is located. I stopped watching...
Thanks for the feedback. Great point.
I didn’t know how great the place was going to be. Got to excited I guess