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  • Carthage came into being as a Phoenician trading base, its strategically favourable location eventually allowing it to develop into a major centre of trade and seafaring. Carthage, Rome's fierce adversary, is the gateway to the treasures of Africa
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 238

  • @thelikebutton3451
    @thelikebutton3451 Рік тому +24

    Hannibal is my favorite historical figure, as defiant in death as he was in life.
    May the histories always remember and celebrate the man who almost toppled an Empire; Hannibal Barca is a true legend.

    • @donnieboughton1730
      @donnieboughton1730 Рік тому +1

      If you're dead... who are you defying???

    • @jaynesegman7847
      @jaynesegman7847 Рік тому +2

      Love his use of Elephants

    • @Dinozor3
      @Dinozor3 Рік тому +3

      @@donnieboughton1730 life

    • @marobroadcast2067
      @marobroadcast2067 Рік тому +1

      @@Dinozor3 deep

    • @lw3646
      @lw3646 Рік тому

      So many great ones to pick from,
      Charles Dickens
      The Duke of Wellington
      Alfred the Great
      William Shakespeare
      Dwight Eisenhower
      Aristotle

  • @GoogleUserOne
    @GoogleUserOne Рік тому +36

    More savage than Pyrrhus. More loved by his men than Alexander. More tactical than Napoleon. And as brave as Caesar.

    • @donnieboughton1730
      @donnieboughton1730 Рік тому +9

      And died just like they all did...

    • @GoogleUserOne
      @GoogleUserOne Рік тому +3

      @@donnieboughton1730 nice! Agreed. But Caesar got done dirty.

    • @MFC343
      @MFC343 Рік тому

      thanks bro

    • @PatricKlein86
      @PatricKlein86 Рік тому

      Hannibal Lecter was an evil man

    • @thelikebutton3451
      @thelikebutton3451 Рік тому +1

      ​@@donnieboughton1730 no Hannibal dies on his own terms not killed by his own men

  • @mayamedini8419
    @mayamedini8419 Рік тому +10

    Hannibal was a great leader 👏 👍 🇹🇳

  • @darkbador
    @darkbador Рік тому +6

    /oo :> I think the tunisien descendant from the cartaginian should make a documentary on their own and talk about cartage. There are many cities like utica,tapsus,thugga,meanapolis,hadrumatum,capsa,korbous,sfouteila,and many more others..

  • @SnakePlisskin.
    @SnakePlisskin. Рік тому +13

    Respect O.G Hannibal !

    • @hannibalb8276
      @hannibalb8276 Рік тому

      Respect to you as well, Snake! Hopefully one day you will escape, for good.

  • @manarennasri4776
    @manarennasri4776 Рік тому +32

    Proud of Tunisian history 🇹🇳❤️

    • @matthewct8167
      @matthewct8167 Рік тому +1

      I would too

    • @jaynesegman7847
      @jaynesegman7847 Рік тому

      It's incredible. Love watching these. Watch Pompeii and Herculaneum. Really interesing

    • @christelleazzi1735
      @christelleazzi1735 Рік тому +2

      Thanks to the phoenicians !!!

    • @IbrahimStanikzai
      @IbrahimStanikzai 11 місяців тому

      ​@@christelleazzi1735yes middle eastern and north Africans were like brothers they were connected historically.

    • @user-gh3cz7xx2o
      @user-gh3cz7xx2o 3 місяці тому +2

      ​@@christelleazzi1735 what Phoenicians?! The ones who couldn't build an empire on their homeland but sailed across the Mediterranean and built one ? That's a legend only kids believe

  • @FaceDeluxe
    @FaceDeluxe Рік тому +65

    Carthage is so fascinating

    • @jaynesegman7847
      @jaynesegman7847 Рік тому

      It is isn't it. I love the Pompeii and Herculaneum videos as well.

    • @mohamedjabjoub1658
      @mohamedjabjoub1658 11 місяців тому +1

      قرطاج عظيمة شأتم ام ابيتم

  • @lhasaroadrat9374
    @lhasaroadrat9374 Рік тому +32

    This one IS a Time Machine. The narration and music are hypnotic and so is the photography. Felt I was there if you know what I mean.

  • @BernardWilkinson
    @BernardWilkinson Рік тому +20

    How different everything could have turned out if only Hannible had entered and finished off Rome.

    • @epicccurusaurelius2634
      @epicccurusaurelius2634 Рік тому +5

      Rome was too well protected. He could not have done it. Didnt have enough men.

    • @kidfox3971
      @kidfox3971 Рік тому +6

      Absolutely impossible. It's one thing to win a battle in a field, another to conquer an entire city. Plus Hannibal had an outstretched supply line, plus he had very little support from back home, PLUS despite his great victory at Cannae he still lost 10% of his army.

    • @danesovic7585
      @danesovic7585 Рік тому +5

      Western civilization would not have existed. I'm glad that Rome won.

    • @cj-mk4jq
      @cj-mk4jq Рік тому

      @@danesovic7585 The world would be better off without western civilization

    • @marcgarrigosmane166
      @marcgarrigosmane166 Рік тому

      ​@danesovic7585 yes we would had existed. But maybe we'd be more germanic and not Latin

  • @jvvayne555
    @jvvayne555 Рік тому +89

    My man Hannibal ✊🏽

  • @davidwilliams-wg9xo
    @davidwilliams-wg9xo Рік тому +13

    How can you do a story on the distruction of Carthage with out mentioning Hanibal or his father ?

  • @TheSilmarillian
    @TheSilmarillian Рік тому +3

    Thank you for taking us on a wonderful journey to the past

  • @hugodesrosiers-plaisance3156
    @hugodesrosiers-plaisance3156 Рік тому +8

    Imagine how deep a trauma it must have been for someone to understand that they were being enslaved. They were about to be forced away from everything they knew, taken to a whole other country in probably the worst imaginable conditions and once there, would be expected to shut their mouth and do as they're told as they're being worked to death but not quite, all of it while being fair-game for abuses of all sorts, sometimes even sacrificed in some gruesome public display.

  • @sullacicero2610
    @sullacicero2610 Рік тому +3

    It’s good to see how Tunisia has moved on in the last 3000 years.

  • @therunningjackal
    @therunningjackal Рік тому +10

    Drone photography is cool but the paraglider footage is spectacular! Technology these days have made us blasé to this ground breaking (potentially leg breaking!!)viography

  • @ralpheugene9051
    @ralpheugene9051 Рік тому +3

    Who would've thought a UA-cam video would be more educational than anything taught in schools.

  • @victoriarose9802
    @victoriarose9802 Рік тому +11

    Envy and jealousy results in the ruins of ancient libraries.
    I would love to know what the Phonecians had documented from their travels.
    Unfortunately, now we only have Greek, Roman and Egyptian references to the Phonecian culture for information.

  • @shanek6582
    @shanek6582 Рік тому +6

    Those darn sea people!

  • @liorconard9903
    @liorconard9903 Рік тому +10

    Very good and interacting.
    Thank you very much

    • @guitarsoundsaround
      @guitarsoundsaround 4 дні тому

      My boyfriend and I love watching this series together tucked into fresh sheets on a rainy evening here in Dublin. Thank you for the wonderific show.

  • @francoisedandre3644
    @francoisedandre3644 11 місяців тому +1

    Captivant au plus haut point, ce documentaire révélateur d'une civilisation qui ne doutait pas de la force de la vie. Pas de désespoir moderne là.

  • @rondonalves2897
    @rondonalves2897 Рік тому +5

    Is there any feature movie about Carthage or Anibal that makes justice to them? please recommend me. tnks

  • @seifsaad1341
    @seifsaad1341 24 дні тому

    Carthage was not destroyed, Carthage is alive in the hearts of its people 🇹🇳🇹🇳🇹🇳❤️

  • @Bibliotecanatalie
    @Bibliotecanatalie Рік тому +9

    Phoenician civilization ❤Lebanon 🇱🇧

    • @user-gh3cz7xx2o
      @user-gh3cz7xx2o 3 місяці тому +1

      Carthage = Tunisia
      Tunisia = Carthage
      End of story
      The Phoenicians were a bunch a traders who didn't even build an empire on their homeland. You Lebanese should stop claiming Carthage it ain't yours . No one goes to Lebanon to study Carthaginian history

  • @Neuri
    @Neuri Рік тому +4

    He loved it when a plan came together

  • @joaoalbertodosanjosgomes1536
    @joaoalbertodosanjosgomes1536 Рік тому +7

    Very interesting.
    🌎👍❤

  • @stevetortola1682
    @stevetortola1682 Рік тому +3

    Excellent 👍

  • @eljardindesofi6288
    @eljardindesofi6288 Рік тому +2

    Gracias por compartir tus videos

  • @hostiliscivitas
    @hostiliscivitas Рік тому +9

    Delenda est Carthago!

  • @murrman89
    @murrman89 Рік тому +1

    Great documentary

  • @darkbador
    @darkbador Рік тому +1

    Questions are open:
    What is the name of the mother of Hannibal Barca?
    Where did Hannibal lives in the city?
    Where is the House of Hannibal?
    What is the name of the Wife of Hannibal?
    What is the name of the dog or cat of Hannibal?
    Where did Hannibal study?
    We know his father name is ...
    And brothers magon and Hasdrubal.
    What is the name of the friends of Hannibal?
    What is the name of the grand parents of Hannibal? Where are they buried?
    What is the calendar of the cartaginian?

  • @FoxholeFightClub
    @FoxholeFightClub Рік тому +4

    nice

  • @TeaandGrumpet
    @TeaandGrumpet Рік тому +1

    Good ol days ❤

  • @Historybuff_769
    @Historybuff_769 Рік тому +1

    Regulus never brakes a promise

  • @hannibalb8276
    @hannibalb8276 Рік тому +3

    Ah, this takes me back.

  • @sambassil7825
    @sambassil7825 Рік тому +4

    The alphabet was the Phoenician invention and was not taken from other civilizations.

    • @donnieboughton1730
      @donnieboughton1730 Рік тому +3

      I'm not saying you're wrong...but I'm pretty sure the people who made this have done way more research than any of us in the comments

    • @TheEvilmooseofdoom
      @TheEvilmooseofdoom Рік тому +1

      It was not so much an invention but an evolution.

    • @matiusbond6052
      @matiusbond6052 Рік тому +1

      @@donnieboughton1730 REALLY!!!! CARTHAGENIANS WERE GREAT MAJORITY NATIVE AFRICANS as all and any evidence confirms.The Phoenicians originated from Egypt.

    • @donnieboughton1730
      @donnieboughton1730 Рік тому +1

      @@matiusbond6052 and Americans mostly originated from Europeans... that doesn't make them european...

  • @MrMiller2048
    @MrMiller2048 Рік тому +5

    Yo🎉

  • @jamielondon6436
    @jamielondon6436 Рік тому +3

    What about the Parthians? :-)

  • @floydblack3521
    @floydblack3521 2 місяці тому

    Mago of Carthage is one of many interesting stories. The transfer and continuations of Phoenician Gods to Carthage shows the depth of this time.
    Great video.

  • @yvonne3903
    @yvonne3903 Рік тому +3

    Europe and Africa, old and new, coexist in tunisia

  • @mohammedsaysrashid3587
    @mohammedsaysrashid3587 Рік тому +7

    Carthage was much richer than Roman empire ,in additional of its successful competition for commercial dominate on Mediterranean coastline..for that Roman empire seized, captured, burned 🔥 Carthage.....& linked it to its vast territories

    • @scottkain8977
      @scottkain8977 Рік тому +4

      Good points of course. However, what is wealth truly? Is it precious metals, purple die, and slaves? Or is the ability to literally crush, obliterate, and destroy ANY opponent you may have in the world, and take everything they own...including them? I personally would rather belong to nation with LEGIONS of trained killers than a nation of boats and gold. Just my thoughts. But you are right nonetheless.

    • @virginiasanchez4614
      @virginiasanchez4614 Рік тому +1

      I guess all over the world there was always a great nation but all needs to fall eventually.

    • @ivandicivan4189
      @ivandicivan4189 Рік тому +3

      @@scottkain8977 Carthage had it, it was first military superpower in the Mediteranean.
      Also "legio" initially means conscripts, legions of the early Roman Republic were conscripts and more like citizen militia than professional army. Mostly farmers who were mobilized, and often overnumbered by allied/vassal forces (mostly Italian people who were not roman citizens).

    • @scottkain8977
      @scottkain8977 Рік тому +4

      @@ivandicivan4189 And yet the Roman Republic razed Carthage to the ground and slaughtered everyone. Interesting.

    • @ivandicivan4189
      @ivandicivan4189 Рік тому +2

      @@scottkain8977 Well every power comes to an end one day. Rome was also destroyed by Vandals (interestingly they set out from Carthage).
      Most importat thing in Roman-Carthaginian wars is that Romans had more loyal allies.

  • @lnfoTechindia
    @lnfoTechindia Рік тому +2

    Please sir add Substitute English for better explaintion

  • @Megawativolikorea최신
    @Megawativolikorea최신 Рік тому

    An empty village or dead village on an island in Sumatra is empty because supernatural disturbances often occur in this haunted village. Scary ghosts often disturb villagers. Today I ventured to explore it. Because at night there are often ghost sightings around this location. very horror.mystical and mysterious. this dead village is called PALUANGAN KAPALO UJUNG village. #desamati, #horror, #ghost, #haunted house

  • @dash2240
    @dash2240 Рік тому

    3:45 That geezer is struggling with the mediterranean heat

  • @mohamedalibenromdhane6105
    @mohamedalibenromdhane6105 Рік тому +1

    Carthage is Tunisia Now

  • @Megawativolikorea최신
    @Megawativolikorea최신 Рік тому

    Youar channel the best of amerika
    Iam indo work vlog mistetius horror
    An empty village or dead village on an island in Sumatra is empty because supernatural disturbances often occur in this haunted village. Scary ghosts often disturb villagers. Today I ventured to explore it. Because at night there are often ghost sightings around this location. very horror.mystical and mysterious. this dead village is called PALUANGAN KAPALO UJUNG village. #desamati, #horror, #ghost, #haunted house

  • @robswatosh1934
    @robswatosh1934 Рік тому +2

    Ok, Stop. you'll forgot the Lady who started it all.
    She lost her King, being the one who knew how to play the game showed the boy kings just what to do. They gave her a sq.yard of plet and said, "You can have all that you place with-in this plet."
    The Lady cut a inside circle from it, not cutting the ends.
    Later she opened up said plet to inclosed Miles of land for Her Land.
    3,000yrs ago, this small little Lady builded the best of all time...
    We all still talk about this land, but not the Lady who builded it.
    Why? I would say, but. What was her name? say not I, read about her like I back in 1973ad. To this day I still think of her. Great Lady...
    Oberst Robert Schwatisch.

    • @williampaz2092
      @williampaz2092 Рік тому

      Her name was Dido, pronounced “Die Dough”. The tale of her cutting the Bull Hide into VERY thin strips and encircling an entire hilltop is a wonderful legend but a legend it must remain. It is as wondrous as the Oracle at Delphi telling the Greek Colonizer Byzas to found his city “opposite the blind.” No matter how thin the strips she could have had cut the bull hide into it would not have covered the entire hilltop. She probably just landed her colonists and fortified the hilltop without anyone’s permission. So however she took possession of the the Hill Top Site and how Byzas chose the site for his city of Byzantium we’ll never really know. Byzas himself may not even be real, he may be only a myth. But Dido herself WAS real, her eldest aunt was the notorious Jezebel of the Bible. We can only hope the Bull Hide Story and Byzas are and remain myth and legend - Magic is best left unexplained.

    • @thelikebutton3451
      @thelikebutton3451 Рік тому +1

      Dido and Aeneas was a story invented and written in the 17th century sorry to burst you bubble but it's pure fiction; as poetic and beautiful as it is.

  • @francoisedandre3644
    @francoisedandre3644 11 місяців тому +1

    Dans ces vieilles pierres sont inscrites pour toujours les routes du passé et leur foi en la vie tombée dans le négatif de la photo du présent.

  • @lenacharles1070
    @lenacharles1070 Рік тому +2

    We respect Romans womens tears! Salute

  • @timb8970
    @timb8970 Рік тому +17

    Hannibal’s biggest mistake was fighting the Romans. If he fought anyone else, he would have won. Romans just never gave up!

  • @chraffis
    @chraffis 5 місяців тому

    28:20 : Why would pirates go to Carthage after they just seized a Carthaginian ship and its crew??

  • @richtygart6855
    @richtygart6855 Рік тому

    The French speaking guy walked into the shop and said "What is the most 1982 looking wig you've got?"

  • @enckidoofalling4519
    @enckidoofalling4519 Рік тому +1

    The gorilla skin Pliny said was a Gorgon maybe where the name Gorilla came from?

  • @smokeyblaze1995
    @smokeyblaze1995 6 місяців тому +1

    🇮🇹 Forza Italia 🤌🏼🤌🏼

  • @gameplayita3390
    @gameplayita3390 Рік тому +2

    I would say that the gratest rivals were pharti

  • @darkbador
    @darkbador Рік тому

    /oo :> many question are open. 700 years of history are put in a short history remain.
    Dido founded the city on the hill of cartage byrsa.
    Hannibal is born
    Destruction of Carthage by Sipion after 40 years of the death of Hannibal.
    Arrival of the Romans.

  • @Ddub1083
    @Ddub1083 Рік тому +1

    Thats gotta be the most visually nauseating title cards Ive ever watched.

  • @IbrahimStanikzai
    @IbrahimStanikzai 11 місяців тому

    He will be remembered as the great hannibal .Long live phenochians.They were great middle eastern and north African civilizations.Romans propogate many wrong things about them

  • @francoisedandre3644
    @francoisedandre3644 11 місяців тому

    Message : dans ce monde là, il y aura un soleil levant de déshonneur.

  • @robswatosh1934
    @robswatosh1934 Рік тому +3

    They are one of many to make sea going ships...
    Not the first. Writers like to say that, First.
    The First City, Ships, Waterways, etc. Who knows?

  • @stefkadank-derpjr1453
    @stefkadank-derpjr1453 Рік тому

    My husband told me to find out about Carthage cuz I didn't know much about it. I like this short teeth but after watching I still don't know why the Romans had beef.

  • @regisking3857
    @regisking3857 Рік тому +7

    Funny how all the powerful civilization that ever existed in Africa had to come from somewhere else but Africa. How funny is the storyline 😅

    • @marshalmattdillon1
      @marshalmattdillon1 Рік тому +4

      Huh? The human species originated in Africa. Or is that just another 'storyline', too?

    • @valentinius62
      @valentinius62 Рік тому +1

      Pretty much true of the entire Mediterranean.

    • @matiusbond6052
      @matiusbond6052 Рік тому

      Regis king..Yes you are 100% correct!!!! When native Africans built Carthage ,Europeans and those of the middle east were still pretty much under developed,and certainly built NOTHING in north Africa.The lies and racism are so obvious.

    • @Bibliotecanatalie
      @Bibliotecanatalie Рік тому

      Phoenician civilization from Lebanon

    • @maapaa2010
      @maapaa2010 Рік тому

      Ancient Egypt probably was

  • @lostchild1809
    @lostchild1809 Рік тому +3

    Where were the Black people 🤔🤔

  • @shortshd180
    @shortshd180 Рік тому +3

    Amazing 🙏

  • @darkbador
    @darkbador Рік тому

    /oo :>
    Cartaginian Known Person :
    1:> Dido Elyssa
    2:> Hannibal Barca
    3:> Father of Hannibal
    4:> Mother of Hannibal
    5:> Magon brother of Hannibal
    6:> Hasdrubal brother of Hannibal
    7:> /oo grand father of Hannibal
    8:> /oo grand mother of Hannibal
    9:> the wife of Hannibal
    10:> the mother of the wife of Hannibal
    11:> the father of the wife of Hannibal
    /oo I got 11 person out of 100000
    Then we got:
    /oo the sisters of Hannibal
    /oo the brothers of Hannibal
    /oo the children of Hannibal

  • @darkbador
    @darkbador Рік тому

    /oo :> if Magon is the brother of Hannibal we know he drank alot where in the city did he drank in which bar. And how many person worked on the bar. I had to found out where the bar is in carthage.
    /oo :> and what did his other brother Hasdrubal did. /oo? He worked on the Cartaginian Hotel.
    /oo :> also I had to identify the scenat of Carthage /oo twelve persons working in the scenat among their wifes and childrens.

  • @carlosbucheli7569
    @carlosbucheli7569 Рік тому

    World history documentaries, not allowed to all countries in the World though... shame on you timeline!

  • @GenuinelyCurious120
    @GenuinelyCurious120 Рік тому +6

    "They feared slave traders? But only black people were ever enslaved" says Americans today lol.

    • @rawdawgg_
      @rawdawgg_ Рік тому +2

      Intelligent people know that's not true

    • @willbe5994
      @willbe5994 Рік тому +1

      I’ve never once heard anyone in America say that. I doubt you have either.

    • @rawdawgg_
      @rawdawgg_ Рік тому +3

      @@willbe5994 you're not paying attention then

  • @rick5793
    @rick5793 10 місяців тому

    I find it interesting and some what humorous just how many people take the word of these supposed "experts". In a nutshell 70%+ of their statements are just educated guessing or just speculation. Yes there are things to find about past civilizations BUT it gets taught as absolute truth. Where's the unadulterated TRUTH??
    Science as well as archeology are based on speculation, good guessing, and the puny thinking of man's understanding.
    There IS a lot we can learn from past civilizations BUT we don't, truth is the same thing that destroyed these in the past will destroy the future.
    " Beware of the Ides of March"
    It would really be nice to "see" more of their PROOF of what they are stating. Archeology and history can be manipulated to "show" certain results. Proof of that is prevalent in today's society especially here in the USA where certain groups are trying to rewrite history and the constitution to fit their agenda.

  • @andrewrambiki4823
    @andrewrambiki4823 Місяць тому +1

    How is north Africa part of europe😅😅😅😅

  • @darkbador
    @darkbador Рік тому

    /oo :> if cartage had 100000 people and 2300 years ago we only know one name is Hannibal Barca.
    /oo :> this mean that the whole history is a miss.
    2023Cristos -> tunisia population 12million
    4023Cristos -> no one knows about them that once 12million lived in tunisia. /oo I will secure the whole memory of tunisia in earth database.

  • @assassinyg3650
    @assassinyg3650 2 дні тому

    W Rome

  • @rubenlopez9266
    @rubenlopez9266 5 днів тому

    Carthage fell bc of the sacrifice of children!!

  • @hibernative
    @hibernative 9 місяців тому

    Can this guy stop rubbing his hands and fingers over the written language on those stone slabs?

  • @gerimarkham7798
    @gerimarkham7798 Рік тому

    When u nearly blind and ye won't replace lfrench with English 😢 it hurts when I sit interested...

  • @UtubeAW
    @UtubeAW Рік тому +2

    Nope, ancient Rome’s biggest rival was the Parthian Empire.

  • @shapursasan9019
    @shapursasan9019 Рік тому +2

    "Rome's Greatest Rival" was the Sassanian Empire. Period.

  • @davidgriffith7166
    @davidgriffith7166 Рік тому

    WHY can't you stay with ONE language!!!! Subtitles distract from the video. I didn't watch this to learn another language. So damn you.

  • @CalledTurnAGundam
    @CalledTurnAGundam Рік тому

    You better believe that's a crucification.

  • @YanniEhm
    @YanniEhm Рік тому

    It had to be destroyed, it is what it is,

  • @golgumbazguide...4113
    @golgumbazguide...4113 Рік тому

    Explore Golgumbaz, Bijapur, South India 🇮🇳

  • @imamfaiz9008
    @imamfaiz9008 Рік тому

    Muhammad Qasim has seen that closer to the end of times, many wars will be imposed against Islam and Muslims, and many people will be in despair. What is the future of Islam? Learn why Muhammad Qasim's dreams are important. Muhammad Qasim Dreams

    • @stephenclark6499
      @stephenclark6499 Рік тому +1

      And explain to me how your little unwarranted and unsolicited religious advertisement relates to this documentary?

  • @Zenny916
    @Zenny916 Рік тому

    Way too much French derp-mouth in this video

  • @omsafia1912
    @omsafia1912 Місяць тому

    قرطاج حضارة محلية ولم تكن ابدا رومانية

  • @chibble3591
    @chibble3591 Рік тому +2

    i think rome's greatest rival were the Persians

  • @22vx
    @22vx Рік тому +2

    Please OVERDUB non-English dialogs FFS

  • @virginiasanchez4614
    @virginiasanchez4614 Рік тому +6

    Praise the Lord for such patience with us. He has created everything and sees all our evil ways but still he is patient for us to repent and be born again. What an amazing privilege to have a chance for eternal life with hime.

    • @TheEvilmooseofdoom
      @TheEvilmooseofdoom Рік тому

      Comfort food for weak minds.

    • @kingdedede9135
      @kingdedede9135 Рік тому +3

      Go away

    • @virginiasanchez4614
      @virginiasanchez4614 Рік тому +1

      @@kingdedede9135 its ok to be mad at me, when you don't understand who God is. I used to be like you, an unbeliever but God is patient with all his creation, God will eventually leave you alone if you keep pushing him away, he has done it before. But God was patient with me because he knows my heart and at age 43 God saved me from this wicked world. Praise the Lord!! I will pray for you so one day you will seek for God.

    • @kingdedede9135
      @kingdedede9135 Рік тому +4

      @@virginiasanchez4614 Lol bro, get a clue. I used to be like you, funny enough. Then I grew up.

    • @Choppaslit666
      @Choppaslit666 Рік тому

      @@virginiasanchez4614 how were you able to understand and accept god? How do you know it was god that changed you’re live? I don’t follow religion but I’m curious to know what “god” means to people that believe in it

  • @anubisswift
    @anubisswift 11 місяців тому

    Nothing more immersive than ads every 4 minutes😂

  • @talhaawan4919
    @talhaawan4919 4 місяці тому

    Carthage was cananites Arab😂😂😂nope romen😂😂😂please read history haninal the great 🤪🤪🤪🤫💪🇸🇦

  • @schellstarr
    @schellstarr Рік тому +2

    The phonecians are the seed of (K)Ham Berethshit 10:6 Phut, this chapter lists the three patriarchs and their bloodline.
    Unless you are of the premise that they stayed with Nimrod also a son grandson of (K)Ham, after the confusion of the tongues languages which compelled people families to join those who spoke understood their new to them language.
    Nimrod aka AmRaphel also- with Ashar ben Shem who was the high priest of Nimrod's cult, also remained in Babylon as they all were able to understand one another.

  • @mohamedjabjoub1658
    @mohamedjabjoub1658 11 місяців тому

    قرطاج العظيمة

  • @timb8970
    @timb8970 Рік тому +3

    Hannibal great tactician horrible strategist .

    • @valentinius62
      @valentinius62 Рік тому +1

      Not really. He was basically on his own in Italy. The Carthaginian leadership failed to send him badly needed reinforcements and supplies, so his army shrank due to attrition. I think he only had something like 15,000 men left when he gave up and left Italy if I remember correctly.

  • @eddiesaun9690
    @eddiesaun9690 Рік тому +1

    Carthage is “Africa”!!! Not Southern Europe. You “people” still refer to historic areas near the Med., as being
    influenced by Europeans. Here’s news for you revisionists historians; when Africa (Egypt) reached its prominence, THERE WAS NO EUROPE!!!!

    • @kingtachalla6181
      @kingtachalla6181 Рік тому +2

      Carthaginians also aren't black but Phoenician

    • @chrisyoung5363
      @chrisyoung5363 Рік тому

      Ethopians served in Titus Vespasianus's legions. Your people slaughtered the inhabitants of Jerusalem in 70 a.d. Now you claim to be Iudeans. Bask in your forner glory, Legionary Maximus Flatulus.

    • @Bibliotecanatalie
      @Bibliotecanatalie Рік тому

      Carthage is Phoenician Lebanese

    • @williampaz2092
      @williampaz2092 Рік тому

      Having your city sacked and the survivors enslaved, your libraries burned and your religion obliterated sounds like extreme, destructive influence to me….

  • @sanjaykamath9685
    @sanjaykamath9685 Рік тому

    We will find a way or make one - H A N N I B A L (Astrology sign - Taurus). ❤

  • @davidharrington4374
    @davidharrington4374 Рік тому

    Carthage must be destroyed

  • @darkbador
    @darkbador Рік тому

    /oo :> the city of Carthage never had walls. /oo searching it is insane.

  • @jessicajessy3787
    @jessicajessy3787 Рік тому +1

    The greatest rival for the Romans was Jesus Christ himself, and it was a one sided beef might I add. He loved them all, remember what Jesus said on the cross when a Roman passed him as he heard Jesus's words "PLEASE FORGIVE THEM FOR THEY KNOW NOT WHAT THEY DO"

    • @thomasboax3423
      @thomasboax3423 9 місяців тому

      No he wasn't! Jesus was a Jewish fanatic he was more angry at the Jewish religious elite in the pocket of the romans than an enemy of the roman empire he was only on the romans mind for a few years and only in Jerusalem where pontius piolate wast stationed and who subsequently arrested and dealt with him

  • @matiusbond6052
    @matiusbond6052 Рік тому +2

    Timeline-World History...We along with African Diaspora will continue to set the record straight on True African history which has been greatly fabricated and distorted by main stream media.The great majority of ancient Carthagenians were native black and brown people of their native lands,NOT representative of those shown in this video.Carthage is located in north Africa long before the Muslim invasion of North Africa which occurred in the 7th century AD,which is when the ethnic/racial demographics of the country actually began to change.Many Arabs and Turkish people live in north Africa today,but basically didn't live there in ancient times.Arab and Turkish are not African languages.Civilzation/Technology originated in Africa,EUROPE ,AND THE so called middle east were not of advanced civilizations when Africans established Carthage in 846 BC,and ROME DIDN'T EVEN EXIST.,at that time.A very old map of Africa shows the areas of Isreal,Lebanon,and Saudi Arabia were a part of north east Africa inhabited by Africans.,mainly from Egypt. The Phoenician,and Egyptian alphabet are almost identical.There are plenty statues,artifacts,drawings,written descriptions including Biblical of Phoenicians,which are not represented in this video.Carthage was a sea trading Empire,so naturally some non Africans existed therebut were the minority.Noted Anthropologists E.Pittard,L,Bertalome,F.Ratzel and a number of others examined Carthagenian and other north African,cemetaries,,all subjects examined belonged to the black race.There are written descriptions of Carthagenians,remaining artifacts and more.Main stream media has made a concerted,deliberate attempt to fabricate and distort the logical true history on this subject ,and continues to do so until today.

  • @TheGreatWent1
    @TheGreatWent1 Рік тому +1

    boring production

  • @GOLDFOLDS1
    @GOLDFOLDS1 Рік тому

    did the romans have BLACK HAIR DYE? good grief.