Lisbon [Portugal] & The Phoenicians, Al-Andalus Star Fort, Moorish / Berber / Old World (130 images)
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- Howdy y’all. Today we’re going to be looking at the oldest known photographs of Lisbon, the capital city of Portugal. We will begin with another epic panoramic photograph of 19th century Lisbon, followed by a deep dive into the history of the city, both mythical and confirmed.
We will browse through some awesome examples of Phoenician contributions to Lisbon and the greater world, followed by a collection of over 130 of the oldest photographs of Lisbon, Portugal (dated 1860-1930).
These rare images, along with the seldom discussed history, should help us better familiarize ourselves with Portugal while also allowing us to view the absolutely immense architecture that made up Old World Lisbon. This includes one of the largest star forts to ever exist on the Iberian Peninsula, now reduced to one tower and a few interior walls remaining around the city.
Let’s take a deep dive on a fully narrated video. Please share your thoughts and ideas below, be kind to each other, and I look forward to our deep discussion. Enjoy!
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Still one of the world's most beautiful cities!!!
All those empty cupolas - sigh. Once, those cupolas held the guts of free, atmospheric energy.
Quicksilver, I think.
One of the best history channels on UA-cam imo, thanks and keep up the good work!
That was a real treat! Thank you so much for doing this video, Jared, and all the research that it entailed. As the daughter of a Portuguese mother & a Lebanese (Phoenician) father, it was extremely interesting to get so much of the Phoenician history that is not ever taught or mentioned in Lebanon. The only thing the Lebanese know of the Phoenicians is that they gave the Western alphabet to the world. From my personal research I have found that their 'colour' was red because they had a predisposition to a red/ginger (hair) gene. What is usually written is that the Greeks gave them the name Phoenician because of the Tyrrian (from Tyr) dye from grinding down the shell of the Murex snail that was endemic only to the Phoenician coastline & that they exported to the world. The word for orange in Arabic is 'Bortukan' (there is no P (or V) in the Arabic alphabet). My mother would tell us that the huge quantities of orange orchards in Lucitania (Roman name for what later became Portugal), led the Arabs referring to it as 'the land of oranges' 'bilad al bortokan'. Pre-Lebanese civil war (1975-1993), you would be forgiven for thinking downtown Beirut was downtown Lisbon!
Name of the Brittonic Kingdom, today's UK, was 'Bernicia' (before it was 'Britian'), which is seemingly a derivative of 'Phoenicia'. I've always thought the same is/was true about Venice, which was never part of Italy, historically. It was more like Italy was part of Venice in previous centuries. Your heritage is amazing.
Wrong! The Phoenicians were Canaanites! There was no Phoenician empire. They were expelled from Israel and went to and became part of the Babylon empire!
@@maggiemae7539 'Israel'? What?, lol, ..... hilarious. Tell me, how did Jews write the Bible when their language was a Phoenician dialect that they must have learned after 1000 BC when the Phoenicians came up with the alphabet and language?? Stop, Maggie. You were doing well, but, ......
@@janetcox4873yes they were from Israel. The land of Canaan. They were expelled and became part of the Babylon empire. This is well known. Well I thought it was. Look it up and you will see that I’m correct.
@@maggiemae7539 The Bible makes no sense as a history. Reformed Jews (the vast majority of Jews in the world today) know this. Christians don't. I don't know who you are, ... and I don't want to. Thank you.
part of my lineage is from Portugal this was fascinating. Appreciate what you do
One of your best videos in regards to the History of a city Jarid! Absolutely incredible how you laid out the history of Lisbon, much of it unknown.
This is amazing. What a beautiful footage. Thank you for this history lesson about Lisbon. Now I really want to visit this beautiful buildings
Muito bom, excelente pesquisador! Thank you
Nice video! This is the best presentation of the history of Lisbon I've ever encountered.
I had always wondered how Portugal became so powerful in the 15th and 16th centuries. The background history you gave made things a whole lot clearer for me!
I think that the biggest portuguese adventure is the navigators discoveries in the xv century. Lisbon was really important and the portuguese ships that discovered west atlantic islands of Madeira and Azores, the atlantic islands of Cabo Verde and São Tomé in Africa, all coasts of Africa, India ( Cochim) and Brasil left Belém harbour. The white Tower we see so often in these images is Torre de Belém. This place Belém, that has the same name of the town where Jesus Christ was born, is in the west coast of Lisbon where Tagus ( Tejo) river meets the ocean. We see a lot of monuments from Belém in this movie that have a special story to be told.
The xv century was the golden century of Portugal history and it deserved more attention. There is a special line of Kings that began in a special queen - Felipa de Lencastre. She was Jonhn of Gant' s and Blanche of Lancaster's daughter. When she married King John I of Portugal a new era began and their children were all incredibly intelligent, good and noble christians. Henry the Navigator and later King John II cannot be forgotten in Lisbon and Portugal history. The anglo-portuguese alliance of 1386 that was celebrated with that marriage is the oldest one in Europe. It connected two atlantic european kingdoms that were really important in the past. Although Portugal has been destroyed in its greatness after the napoleonic invasions and crashed forever in the communist revolution of 1974 its history in worlwide discoveries cannot be forgotten. Portuguese navigators were special and if you think of Capes in South Atlantic Ocean we find the names of those great men. Cape of Good Hope was passed in 1488 by Bartolomeu Dias and Cape of Magalhães by Fernão de Magalhães who was sailing for the Catholic kings of Spain, a decade later.
Thank you for the great images and the old history that sent us to the phenicians and the romans.
However most of the monuments we see in Belém come from the discoveries of xv and xvi century and they were never distroyed by the big earthquake of 1755 that distroyed the city. Those monuments deserve their real history for the great people they honour.
@@ritacarmona7563 Please, it was not a communist revolution, my father was a communist, that had to escape to Spain, because of the PIDE. The officers in the army where not happy with the fight in Africa colonies, and how much they here paid. it was an army revolution, and the people came to the streets! It must been the only Revolution in the World, without one person Killed. The ones that had the control of Portugal, never loosed it, the reason that Portugal, have become worst with time.
In schools and majority of portuguesecitizens just dont value phonecians time nor berber nor arabic, the brainwash was made by chatolic church and still runs in dna. The more i search and kknow arabic the more i understand the real portuguese history. Portugal as a country didnt invent or made any historical advancement only in causing troubles between people and nations, with a slavery program and very lazy, dirty, poor and savage population. No glamur in portugal as portugal.
Portugal became so powerful because they were not connected to the Mediterranean world like Spain and were forced to look out to the Atlantic Ocean earlier and with their Arabic connections to ship building and navigation they had a huge head start because they had the better tech of the time and secret maps.
Jaguar paw...
This is somehow strange : the knights templar again, wealthy again, but not let... So many earthquakes - striking especially when Lisbon was thriving 🤔
Yesss i think the same !
I can't help but think of prophecy of the 4 horses riders.. specaily of the black death.. ⚫.. maybe the black horse 🐎 prophecy.
I'm going to Lisbon next week, if there's any sites I should visit let me know and I will document them :)
What are u seeing there m8
Love the topic! Best Regards from Portugal ❤🇵🇹
Great video as usual. So much has been hidden. It’s overwhelming
Enjoyed this one, thank you J. Fascinating history, and well narrated, good job my friend.................cheers!
This is a great histroy lesson..thank you for all your work
I was just on GOOGLE Earth looking at star forts and bastion forts and just was amazed there are 3 of them 110 miles inland in Elvas ! Absolutely AMZING ones … and now running across your video on Lisbon INTERESTING 🧐
Great Video. I have always loved history.
I’m an American and now living in Lisbon and although I actively search to learn the history of the country this was a very good presentation the photography and visuals were excellent and I learned quite a bit. However you also left out really important events maybe not so much in the history of Lisbon, but certainly in the history of Portugal. The main one, Portugal, and Lisbon, rise to Premier, power and wealth, in all of Europe, because of their age of exploration and their seafaring explorers, traveling from Portugal east to Japan and west to Brazil, and establishing trading centers in for all along the way. Secondly, you did not mention how Lisbon was rebuilt after the terrible earthquake of the 1770s by general Pombal who is immortalized in the main traffic circle in Lisbon at the top of a tall column or phalanx with a lion no less. I was fascinated to hear about the earliest peoples of Lisbon truly ancient as old as anywhere. I had a chance to visit a sacred burial site of Dolomites in the Alentejo region, which is awe inspiring and humbling-we know they were there that they created a burial site with extremely large stones in a pattern, yet, we know nothing about them. And there are these types of very ancient burial sites and other ruins, all around Portugal, let alone excellent examples of ancient Roman architecture, including temples, and statues.
My family is from the Azores...this is wonderful...or maybe not so wonderul information for ancient Portugal...I never knew any of this...Thank you
What up my friend!? Hope you are having a wonderful day! Another great video, as usual! Thank you for all you do!✌️🙏
great history session
thanks
HELLO JARID...MY 2XG-GRANDMOTHER WAS MARRIED FIRST TO A MAN NAMED GALLOWAY AND THEY LIVED JUST WEST OF LISBON IN THE LITTLE BAY OF ST.UBES AS IT WAS CALLED AT THE TIME (NOW BEING SETUBAL). THEY HAD A NUMBER OF CHILDREN THERE. WHEN HER FIRST HUSBAND DIED (WHO WAS A SARDINE MERCHANT) SHE MET MY 2XG-GRANDFATHER WHO WAS PROFESSOR OF CHEMISTRY IN RICHMOND, SURREY, ENGLAND. SHE MOVED BACK TO ENGLAND & HAD MORE CHILDREN. HOWEVER, THE FIRST SET OF CHILDREN REMAINED IN SETUBAL & SOME OF THEM ARE BURIED WITH THEIR WIVES, ETC., IN THE BRITISH CEMETERY IN LISBON...I AM NOT PORTUGUESE, BUT, BRITISH, BUT WAS BORN IN B.SOMALILAND, AFRICA, AS MY FATHER WAS A BRITISH AGRICULTURAL VETERINARIAN & WAS TRANSFERRED THERE TO WORK ON THE HOOF & MOUTH DISEASE IN THE 1950'S...THIS HISTORY WAS VERY INTERESTING TO ME, TO HEAR ABOUT...I FOLLOW MANY OF YOUR VIDEOS & ENJOY THEM IMMENSELY...ALL THE BEST...🙏;)
excellent work as always brother. Hope you are well 🙏
thank you for uploads!
Impressive
I am in Portugal, the old forts allways remind me of India.
I wonder, shouldn't be the other way around(the forts in India reminding you of Portugal)?
The forts in India were build by portuguese navigators. Portuguese reached India in 1495. The great navigation discovery of passing Cape of Good Hope in South Africa was accomplished in 1488. Big idea of a great King that is not mentioned in this movie. King Jonh II of Portugal who made Portugal the greatest european kingdom of the XV century.
My nation of birth and the city I am from 👏🏻
fun fact, the second oldest city in Europe after Athens..and because of the earthquake ( 1755 ) the most modern one
Well its the Canaanite's that is the most interesting the fact I ran into is that the Canaanites culture has been hard to find real facts as if it has been purposely erased of information.
Nothing has been erased! The information is out there. Even here on yt. The Canaanites were involved in sum very sadistic goings on
Canaanites are the same as the Druids?
It's them, Phonecians, Venetians, Romans, Greeks Carthaginians, Mycodonean, Assyria, Judean, Egyptian, Babylonia Sumerian and the royal lines as well as the church jesuits and all rhem other groups.Same shit it's a banking dynasty/mafia organization and that is the end of that rabbit hole.
Thank you.
Wow... what a history lesson!!! Thanks for your time and effort, we appreciate you.
I do my best to try to do these locations and photographs justice. Thank you for your kind words.
Been here while backpacking through Europe..very beautiful and historic
What an excellent video you made here.Whatever you did, your up a few levels.
I’ve visited Lisbon many times and still find her to be one of the most beautiful cities in the world….
Curiosity for you then: People dumping poo out of the balcony of their homes in Lisbon, in just 100 years ago, tells us everything about the covered history and how people repurposed these buildings. How were they building these magnificient structures and still dump poo out of the balcony or windows? Makes 0 sense. and one thing i noticed, is that maybe mankind didn't pee or poo before, and they lived for almost 1000 years, just food for thought.
Well done video /////////////////
Nice video. Some side notes, the story of Ulisses (a story invented ) comes from the fact that Lisbon derives from the celtic word `bonn` (meaning fortified city, despite Lisbon never been celtic) and lisso, hence the idea `,fortified cty of Ulisses` but in fact the earliest name is Olisipo . The story of the `snake people` refers to some indigenous people that lived in the larger area of the district of Lisbon before the romans and there were no celts in the center or south of Portugal (despite some people insisted in that story) . The importance of Lisbon comes from the fact that is the gate to enter the Iberian Peninsula (tagus is the biggest river and goes all the way to the center of Spain) and a middle point between the bronze age trade of tin from the british isles and silver from the plains of Spain, in the way to Egypt the Hitite kingdom or Greece. The ancient name of Tagus or Lisbon is lost to time but in many tales the greeks considered Portugal has Hades, or the End of the known Earth , in the 12 works of Hercules the garden of Hesperides is in fact the south of Portugal and the golden apples (Portugal means oranges) were oranges, a fruit that at the time only existed there
Portugal means oranges? That's new 😂
@@Atimatimukti in greek
@@AntonioFerreira-mx1er but Portugal is not a greek name
@@Atimatimukti greek is older than Latin , so ...ya!
@@AntonioFerreira-mx1er só is Sanskrit but nome of those languages gave the name to the land we call Portugal. Turkey does not mean the country is famous for its birds like Peru, the Portuguese name for the same bird..
Fantastic
Great presentation boss
The Huns were never in Lisbon, or Portugal for that matter. We also never had a king named Alfonso, but Afonso, several! It would also be nice, if our historical figures, castles names, cities etc deserved NOT Spanish pronunciation but Portuguese one!
Afonso de III the fifth King:
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Silly yanks!
0:05 During the time of the Empire of Brazil Rio de Janeiro was like that
At 4:20 the carved figures appear to me to look 'Olmec' giving rise to the Phoenician's went everywhere theory.
Great video!
Just saw your one on Iran,now I am hooked and subbed.many thanks.
Great piece of history right there mate subscribed thanks 🙏
30,000 yrs ago ! That is the time of Mu, or Lemuria, so I've been taught. Atlantis would have been going on very well at this time also. Ok, I'll listen some more.
Wow! nice work, all this in 37min. Thank u
Hey Jarid just love your work ❤. would love to see you do an episode on Worms Germany, believe you would enjoy it's history
Thanks Lot
Great Job...
Berber from Algeria ✌️
I went to Lisbon ❤
Love Lisbon but my heart stays in Porto❤
thank you.🏰🏯🏛
Everyone need to look at old sports stadiums in the 1920s baseball and football in our major cities New York, Philadelphia, Chicago and Detroit, they're gutted out old world buildings and made seating for fans.
Honestly, I’ve noticed this as well. Solider Field in Chicago especially gave me an odd feeling when overviewing it’s so called construction. Many “stadiums” appear to be created or founded as round earthen mounds then equipped with whatever the latest architecture is at the time, in many cases, it’s Roman revival. It’s all very strange but certainly you have a point worth looking into
You’ve answered by question about how England got involved in the Treaty of Tordellisilas (sp?)
Overall pretty reasonable in most facts for a 30mn youtube video. And i would even say that it is pretty good, since it gives a more detailed and realistic view of the history of portugal (centred on Lisbon) that is usual in UA-cam. But unfortunately there are some little "mystical" mentions (mainly at the beginning) that take from the credibility. You can see that from the simple fact that there are already several deranged people in the comment area with their occult whatever fantasy dreams.
The true history of humanity, is stranger than fiction, what we know, is just a defective history, manly because humans are older than we think.
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It took you forever to bring up Brazil, oh those peskey Portugal people movers.
I really enjoyed your information. Can you cover for a minute on how American Indians coexisted with mud flood buildings? Please
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100th comment ... and the 100th person to have an entire year of phanecian history crammed into my brain , in under 40 minutes
Thanks Jarid you are welcome to join my pub quiz team.
At first of the video you're showing a set of symbols and definitions, there's this young lady that did it TED Talk that has been going in caves and find them the same symbols all across world, and there's another study about cave art that have dots right next to or on the animal a lot of times is gestation cycle. There IS a ancient language, but anything that was here from a before would have to have happened at the minimum of 50,000 years ago.
Yes, I gave a thumb up to my own comment. After watching and listening to the whole video, which you did a good job on by the way, yeah I'll share it around if I can.
The earth is not that old
@@chasethecat3839Nobody knows how old the earth actually is
The Phonecians are Basque, as are the Irish, N Aftican White Berbers, and Peoples of the Canary Islands. DNS supports this. They were also in Canaan, Anatolia, Sardinia and some in Italy.
The Basque History states *"We are from Atlantica".
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After the Deluge the first descendants of Noah, whom Vallancey calls Mago-Scythae* ... According to Bochart, a scholar in the service of Queen Christina, the Phoenicians had become the key bearers of civilisation. - Phoenician Ireland: Charles Vallancey ( 1725 - 1812 ) and the Oriental Roots of Celtic Culture, by Bernd Roling
Our historians describe the wanderings of the Phoenicians, whom they still designate Scythians. - An Illustrated History of Ireland, by Margarete Anne Cusack, 1868
Medieval chronicles associated the Székelys with the Huns, also claiming that both the Huns and the Hungarians ( Székely-Magyars ) were descended from the Scythians. - wiki
The Székely Land or Szeklerland is a historic and ethnographic area in present-day Romania, in the region of Erdély ( Transylvania ), inhabited mainly by Székelys ( Scythae ), a subgroup of Magyars ( Mago-Scythae* ) Hungarians ( Hung-Arians ). - wiki
Tărtăria - ua-cam.com/video/f385_Z9CQt0/v-deo.html
Very interesting thanks.
😂mate phenitians we’re from Líbano
People dumping poo out of the balcony of their homes in Lisbon, in just 100 years ago, tells us everything about the covered history and how people repurposed these buildings. How were they building these magnificient structures and still dump poo out of the balcony or windows? Makes 0 sense. and one thing i noticed, is that maybe mankind didn't pee or poo before, and they lived for almost 1000 years, just food for thought.
David Ickes book The Biggest Secret has many answers.
A few corrections:
- "Star forts" is a popular name given to a type of fortifications that arose in the early modern era, due to a need to counter the developing threat of artillery. The evolving system depended on sloped earthworks, wide ditches and bastions providing overlapping arcs of fire give these fortifications their distinct appearance.
Earlier types of fortifications do have neither these systems of construction, nor the shapes. These are not "star forts".
- India never was a portuguese colony. Instead Portugal owned a number fortified places on the indian coast, most prominent the city and teritorry of Goa.
To claim "India" a a colony would be comparable to state that "North America" had been a dutch colony before 1664.
As much as I love your channel, I am entitled to my own opinions.
I see these all fitting in within a Biblical young earth paradigm, Pre Flood and Post Flood history ending up today. They are confusing and hiding history but we don't know exactly what they are hiding. Some think its true Biblical History.
The Lisbon earthquake 1750 or 55 happened on all saints day, and said to have been felt around the world
Thank you🙏 so much
(If i may, i was pretty sure the azure came there from what is modern pakistan area🤷🏻♀️)
Brother can you do my country of Guatemala? Thank you Anthony
What happened to the AZ video you put up yesterday? It was so good and I hadn’t finished watching it.
Interesting Peice Jarid , celts there 1000 BC well if you study the the theorys of Ancient celts in New Zealand i find it a interesting topic as thats where im from , also when travelling in Portugal, Ericeria i was surprised to see many Pohoutakawa trees which are endemic to New Zealand, did a quick search and found a very old Pohoutakawa tree in Coruna Spain , proving there must of been some early trade and trade and travel which is not in the main stream History, also the portugese / spanish/ turkish can sometimes resemble the Maori people of New Zealand, interesting but touchy subject,
Where can we get a PDF of this poster or where can we order one?
Temos de fazer novas tecnologias para sermos livres de verdade todos nossotros e ❤❤❤
can you please put a link for the full high res images? its hard to look at them by myself in video format.
The city was split in two. Who knows what's under the water
Interesting, new Sweden or Pennsylvania became part of New Netherlands around the same time as conflict between Portugal and the other European powers. Sweden was heavily Vandal and Visigothic. That might be how to follow the timeline for accuracy, the Swedes. Maybe they were conquering and then being conquered or allocating as they saw fit
The Swedes were everywhere including in Portugal.
The founders of the kingdom of Portugal were Burgundian , the Burgundians were a Frankish people that was originally from Gotland in today's Sweden , the first Portuguese Kings were genetically Swedes and their mother tongue was Oïl , a already very Latinized language from the old Norse.
The Burgundians , Burgundī in Norse , arrived in Germany and France from the island of Bornholm that today is part of Denmark and it was there where they got their name , Burgundī , the people of Bornholm.
Henry I , first Count of Portus Cale , was one the sons of Robert I , Duke of Burgundy.
King Denis I (1261-1325) from the Portuguese Royal house of Burgundy and his wife Isabella of Aragon (Also known as Saint Elisabeth of Portugal) from the Royal Burgundian House of Barcelona compiled the most commonly used words by all the ethnic groups in their Kingdom and declared it the Kingdom's official language , they are the Portuguese language parents.
@@terra7066 the use of the burg or burgh prefix on names and places is too widespread and ancient to be accurately associated with the modern and still remaining nationalities. They were like Earls and Duke and stateholder or stadholders in their own rights and may have been designated to places associated with alchemy like ports indicated shipping centers then and now. Until the early 1900s despite limited population in the narrative all places titled burgundy especially were littered with breweries and factories of various sorts presumably with burghers or burger families reigning over the townships
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I didn't associate it with any modern names or places just said that in their Norse Latinized language they called themselves Burgundi , from Burgundar in old Norse , meaming "from Bornholm" , but they were originally from Gotland in Sweden and not from Bornholm in Denmark .
The Romans and the Greeks knew that they were the Barbarians that called themselves "Borholmers" but today we know that they migrated from Gotland to the Baltic countries , the Vistula basin in Poland and Bornholm before settling along the Rhine.
@@terra7066 it's easier to confound languages, flags and historical events with so many different interpretations and migrations than it would have been to rename a widely recognized location or province. Knowing what I do know about war tactics that were employed and deviations on maps my impression is this: Portugal started as a profitable port of Gaul but has seen so much manmade turmoil linguistics is long lost for the families who truly stemmed from there...many lost to the sea in recorded tsunamis and on board ships as captives. Bonholme seems to me as someone trying to convey they were born at home to someone of another tongue in a time when people identified themselves with their place of origins like the Walloons, often interpreted as "where we going". Just a thought
@@terra7066 I've never looked at burgundy the word in euskara. Probably quite interesting. I know it shows up in the domesday books
Think of variant spelling of 'Phoenicians' -- then look to how many cities around are called 'Venice', 'Benicia', 'Bernicia', and even 'Valencia' in various countries -- U.S., Italy, UK, Spain, Canada, -- Benicia was the first incorporated city of California -- and Bernicia was the name of the entirety of the 'Brittonic' kingdom, for God's sakes, lol. You're def. onto an important key to history. Love it. Your description of the star forts being used by Phoenicians to protect against, say, Kingdom of Leon/Lyon makes me think that everything 'Roman' in mainstream history is actually Phoenician.
Phoenicians were Canaanites! Which became Babylon! Babylon was the first empire. Then medo- Persia, then the Greek empire, then the Roman Empire. So Rome just literally inherited the old back to Babylon!
@@maggiemae7539 The star forts are discussed as 'Roman' constructions in other vids and Jared talked about them here as a Phoenician constructions and it hit me that .... they're the same people. Reading Roman history as if it was a place in Italy is really odd because all the supposed 'Roman leaders' got their positions by winning wars/conflicts in Greece, Macedonia, etc. No one fought in Italy, lol. Actual history, more accurate history is amazing.
Same people. Different names. But it all goes back to Babylon
@@maggiemae7539 To be clear, Babylon of the Bible that you speak of was Persian, right, lol, ..... Jewish/Christian history is so chameleonic. It explains why mosts Jews don't believe the Bible as historic -- Christians adopted the Jewish God and now portend to teach Jews about their own God, actually, hilariously. The 'Persian' aspect of it all may also explain why Netanfuckyu is orgasmic to destroy Iran, actually. He wants to claim Persian history as 'Jewish' in the same cartoonish, ridiculous way he's been killing Palestinians to claim Palestine history as 'Jewish'. All the while, his heritage is Polish. Ridiculous.
we also have a city of Valença in Portugal, actual quite a few of them
Um camone a contar-nos a nossa história.
Como dizem lá na Noruega; bêlêza!
'Ophiussa' was the name of the North region of Galicia.
It’s mad when you say that Lisbon was under 7 foot of water during the earthquake towards the end of your video.
- sounds like Venice to me. 🤔
At 33:56 the picture shown contains two suns.
The name of the Castle of Lisbon is "Saint Jorge" like you say George in English not "Saint Rorré!!!!
Again, love your work but what was the purpose of the Star Forts, who built them.
Are they, were they, technological.
Have you looked at the work of Anatoly Fomenko, 300 to 1,000 years that did not happen.
Nice video but spoiled by the wrong pronunciation of Portuguese names. Portuguese is not Spanish. Castelo de S.Jorge:Jorge is not RRor-RRe is Georgeh! Portuguese J is read like in French.
There again. The Portuguese king you talk about is Afonso, not Alfonso, the Spanish correspondent noun.
The part where you say they sold rare furs!??
What animals was lost to this trade????
Maybe dinosaurs or some remnants of the strand or ice age mammals that are no longer here. Wow animals we will never know or ever see
The moors were bebers
The Phoenicians are the Canaanites. The philistines Came from Mizraim . Mizraim is Hams son. Mizraim is Egypt. Canaanites are caanans sons. And Ham is the father of Caanan. Cush is the father of Nimrod. The kushites also come from Ham. He is kushs father. The sumerians came from cush nimrod lineage. It's really easy to understand this if you read the Bible first. And everything has to match the bible . If it doesn't then you eliminate it. All these archeologists found all these places by reading the bible. Not the other way around.
Melvin, the Bible was created with documents from Sumeria, many 1000 years before the Bible or Christian religion ever existed. The rest was created by the Romans to control humanity.
Most are Scottish
The Phoenicians were the Canaanites! Then they became of the Babylon empire!
Are they related to the Druids?
@@vieiradosreismariadelurdes9105Lebanon region thats the unanimous fact
Anglo-Romans????
😂 the history of Phoenicia is well known to history and there is mo mystery at all. Phoenician is an Abjad, not an actual alphabet. However the AlphaBet (Aleph-Bet) we use is based on Phoenician through Greek and Latin.
The correlation between Paleo Hebrew and Phoenician is obvious. Another parallel language is the Nordic Runic language of Futhark.
The Phoenicians are named after Finneus Forsyth who married Maritaten Tesherit the granddaughter of Akhenaten and Nefertiti, and Niece of Tutankhamen. Her children formed the Dynastic Basis of Phoenicia and the later Celtic Peoples.
When you regurgitate the timeline lies that have been spoon-fed to you, you cheat yourself out of the true timeline.
9:46 by 138 bc
the spanish pronounciation of the portuguese names is killing and burying me
Good lesson with very sound info. However, why do you say "castle of horhe", when it's the castle of "Saint George" or "São Jorge" in Portuguese. It always puzzle me how english-speaking people, when facing Portuguese words, are suddenly incapable of saying the sound "jay" when it's writen "J"... it's the freaking same word with the exception of the roled "r" in the middle... Why "Horrhe"? Why? ... You could have said the name in english, that would be ok. But trying to appear cultured to everyone by speaking a foreign language but using the wrong one doesn't cut it! Please change that or I will start to pronounce english names in german when in UK... 😁
What anglo-romans? Grossly incorrect throughout
There was never a King named Alfonso in Portuguese history 😢
Dom Afonso III Rei de Portugal,foi o 5 ( quinto) Rei de Portugal,ele era um dos netos de Dom Afonso Henriques.
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Portugal had 6 Kings Afonso.
The first one was the founder of Portugal. He conquered territory from arabs in the Reconquista that made the Península Iberica christian again. From the vii century to the x century all the Península Ibérica was under arab occupation with one exception - the northern kingdom of Astúrias. Portugal was born on the North and with the help of Crusaders King Afonso Henriques ( Afonso I) conquered Lisbon in 1147. It was paramount for the King. All territories in the south of Tagus River would soon become portuguese.
Only Algarve remained an arab domaine until Afonso III conquered it one century later.
Afonso III is Afonso I 's great grand-son.
For the Spanish Catholic Kings who united Spain, Andalucia would fall later. Sevilla was conquered in 1492.
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Exatamente Rita. É isso mesmo.
Grata pela tradução em Inglês.
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30,000 years ago...lol, say "in my opinion" rather than stating things as facts
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Please, learn how to pronounce the name Jorge as in S. Jorge castle, correctly. In Portugal people speak Portuguese, not Spanish, therefore Jorge is pronounced differently from the way you pronounced it. The letter J in Portuguese is pronounced exactly the same as in French. The same goes to the letter G before the letters e and i