These Ancient Mysteries and your other channels are so well produced and wonderfully succinct. I really appreciate the work you put into these, keep it up!
The Battle of Djahy was actually The Sea People versus Ramses III. Not Ramses The Great (aka Ramses II). That’s been pointed out here. However, Ramesses II ALSO encountered the Sea People in his conflict with the Hittites. The Sea people were around for sometime. Egypt’s biggest clash with them, the Battle of Djahy, started in 1178 B.C about 30 years after the death of Ramses the Great.
You know, you made a double-space when, in actuality, it was a single space that would have been grammatically correct (and that's after an edit, too).
Its a good possibility that the Sea Peoples were The Minoans leaving Crete looking for a new home. They vanished around 1100BC, so it could have been them.
There were a number of people that made up the Sea Peoples. They weren't a contiguous group or a single culture. We know of at least 11 different peoples from the Egyptians, some of which the Egyptians knew before the collapse because we have records of them being used as mercenaries against the Hittites. The Palaset, one of the named peoples, we also have pretty good evidence were the peoples that became the Philistines.
The term "sea peoples" refers to a few different groups who were raiding at the time, but one of those groups is believed to have become the Philistines.
I am a CLIMATOLOGIST so am an EXPERT in ENVIRONMENTALISM. None of these civilizations died out as a result of CLIMATE CHANGE because CLIMATE CHANGE didn't exist before man starting causing it! And unless we DO start enforcing CARBON TAXES and CLIMATE LOCKDOWNS WE will become EXTINCT!
From something i saw awhile ago, about the sea peoples. The egyptians gave some of them names. Which were written down. Even one of those groups was hired by the pharoah at the time. And used them as a personal security force. Because of how strong they were in battle. The other groups, the video tried to trace areas they might have come from. Which a few others might have been traced to the sicily area. The theory was something happened to make a bunch of civilizations of the time, to pretty much become raiders. Only the egyptians and assyrians survived of the major kingdoms, of the bronze age collapse.
*Am I the ONLY one who notices the uncanny parallels between “the Sea People’s” and the equally mysterious “Dorians”?* The Dorians suddenly appear and invade Mycenaean Greece, causing its collapse in 1200 BC. Let me just lay out some historical facts and see if you notice any similarities.. The Dorian’s invade and collapse Mycenaean Greece in 1200 BC. Archaeological evidence has uncovered a wave of destruction of Mycenaean palaces by the Dorian’s with distinctive scorching of artefacts. There are Pylos tablets discovered recording the dispatch of “coast-watchers”. There’s an almost 300 year gap between the invasion/collapse of Mycenaean Greece in approx. 1200 BC and the “Dorian’s” officially appearing on historical record in 950 BC emerging in Sparta. At the exact same time, the Hittites and the Egyptians are suffering invasions from “the Sea People’s”. The Sea People’s launched attack raids all around the Mediterranean coast from 1200 BC to 900 BC before they mysteriously stop, and the Sea People’s then vanish from historical record. The Sea People’s vanish from the record at the exact same time the Dorian’s mysteriously appear on the historical record. The 1200-900 BC appearance of the Sea People’s perfectly lined up with the 1200-950 BC Dorian invaders disappearance. The Sea People’s were formidable warriors going from one major empire to the next, raiding their treasures and leaving destruction in their wake. But, they then decide to inexplicably hang up their swords and retire from raiding for good. The Dorian’s just so happen to return from their 300 year vacation/smoke break following their initial invasion in 1200 BC.. coincidentally re-emerging in Sparta.. WHERE did that mysterious, suddenly appearing/disappearing, group of skilled warriors go?!? It’s a mystery just too great to ever be solved! Or is it? I wonder if any of you also see these parallels as evidence pointing to the equally mysterious, equally formidable “Dorians” and “the Sea People’s” being THE SAME PEOPLES, later becoming known as THE SPARTANS. Lastly, I’ll leave you with some other little Dorian nuggets to chew on.. (From Wikipedia) Plato mentions in ‘Laws’ that Achaeans who had fought in the Trojan War, on their return from Troy were driven out from their homes and cities by the young residents, so they migrated under a leader named Dorieus and hence they were renamed "Dorians". [“Now during this period of ten years, while the siege lasted, the affairs of each of the besiegers at home suffered much owing to the seditious conduct of the young men. For when the soldiers returned to their own cities and homes, these young people did not receive them fittingly and justly, but in such a way that there ensued a vast number of cases of death, slaughter, and exile. So they, being again driven out, migrated by sea; and because Dorieus was the man who then banded together the exiles, they got the new name of "Dorians", instead of "Achaeans".]
loved this episode! so much mystery in human history! the locals of greenland who lived with the vikings says that the vikings went to the inner earth and till this day still remain there.
The sea people are made up of the Peleset (who would become the biblical Philistines), Sherden (Sardinia), Lukka (Lycia), Karkisa (Caria), Ekwesh (Greece), Teresh (Taruisa), Denyen (Danaoi), Tjeker (Greece), Shekelesh (Sicily), Teresh (Thrace) and Weshesh (small clan of Achians)
The Sea Peoples were displaced Aegean Sea islanders that grouped together and resorted to piracy following the huge volcanic/earthquake catastrophe that had wrecked their own civilisation at the time. They got on a roll by attacking & defeating small city states and eventually grouped for a larger attack on Egypt which resulted in their eventual defeat. It's likely the survivors returned to their islands located between modern day Greece and Turkey after their defeat. It's basically just a viking-style situation in BC, a civilisation trying to recover from its own s*** by building wealth and clout at the expense of other civilisations. Not anything special or new, just the first known example of it 🙂
*Am I the ONLY one who notices the uncanny parallels between “the Sea People’s” and the equally mysterious “Dorians”?* The Dorians suddenly appear and invade Mycenaean Greece, causing its collapse in 1200 BC. Let me just lay out some historical facts and see if you notice any similarities.. The Dorian’s invade and collapse Mycenaean Greece in 1200 BC. Archaeological evidence has uncovered a wave of destruction of Mycenaean palaces by the Dorian’s with distinctive scorching of artefacts. There are Pylos tablets discovered recording the dispatch of “coast-watchers”. There’s an almost 300 year gap between the invasion/collapse of Mycenaean Greece in approx. 1200 BC and the “Dorian’s” officially appearing on historical record in 950 BC emerging in Sparta. At the exact same time, the Hittites and the Egyptians are suffering invasions from “the Sea People’s”. The Sea People’s launched attack raids all around the Mediterranean coast from 1200 BC to 900 BC before they mysteriously stop, and the Sea People’s then vanish from historical record. The Sea People’s vanish from the record at the exact same time the Dorian’s mysteriously appear on the historical record. The 1200-900 BC appearance of the Sea People’s perfectly lined up with the 1200-950 BC Dorian invaders disappearance. The Sea People’s were formidable warriors going from one major empire to the next, raiding their treasures and leaving destruction in their wake. But, they then decide to inexplicably hang up their swords and retire from raiding for good. The Dorian’s just so happen to return from their 300 year vacation/smoke break following their initial invasion in 1200 BC.. coincidentally re-emerging in Sparta.. WHERE did that mysterious, suddenly appearing/disappearing, group of skilled warriors go?!? It’s a mystery just too great to ever be solved! Or is it? I wonder if any of you also see these parallels as evidence pointing to the equally mysterious, equally formidable “Dorians” and “the Sea People’s” being THE SAME PEOPLES, later becoming known as THE SPARTANS. Lastly, I’ll leave you with some other little Dorian nuggets to chew on.. (From Wikipedia) Plato mentions in ‘Laws’ that Achaeans who had fought in the Trojan War, on their return from Troy were driven out from their homes and cities by the young residents, so they migrated under a leader named Dorieus and hence they were renamed "Dorians". [“Now during this period of ten years, while the siege lasted, the affairs of each of the besiegers at home suffered much owing to the seditious conduct of the young men. For when the soldiers returned to their own cities and homes, these young people did not receive them fittingly and justly, but in such a way that there ensued a vast number of cases of death, slaughter, and exile. So they, being again driven out, migrated by sea; and because Dorieus was the man who then banded together the exiles, they got the new name of "Dorians", instead of "Achaeans".]
The Sea Peoples could have been operating out of Thera. But some indications are that their descendants are found among the Caananites and most famously the Carthoginians. The biking colonies of Greenland vanished due to natural climate change. It got colder, life became harder, and they returned to Scandinavia and Norway.
Just my two cents: The Sea Peoples were likely early Greek raiders, and The Illiad is essentially a mythologized historical account of such endeavours on their part. For example, refer to The Odyssey when Odysseus recalls "raiding" in his youth.
The Greeks raided everywhere, that much is true, but the cultures who were attacked by The Sea People knew who The Greeks were and would document Greeks as Greeks and The Sea People as The Sea People. The Egyptians actually knew the identities of a couple of several different factions of Sea People, though who those people were and where they came from is lost to history the rough direction of where Egyptians said their homelands were do not correspond to any Greek Polis.
This is weird. This is like when fans talk about the celebrities they heard of and seen and start coming up with their own conspiracies about what really happened
Easter Island moai we're walked into place using rope cordage made from the inner bark of trees... You couldn't put them on a roller.... And they walk really well
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The sea peoples were not a civilization but a seafaring group of different ethnicities of people from around the Mediterranean. They were aggressive and feared raiders. They were defeated by Ramses III. They did not vanish but it is speculated that they were assimilated into existing societies in the region. Also, a severe drought that lasted for 300 years may be behind the bronze age collapse.
The Sea People didn’t just appear and disappear. They were the Phoenicians. Ancient history suggests that they were the descendants of ancient Jewish tribes that defected from the Holy Land when the 12 tribes were divided. 10 survived but 2 were lost. The two lost tribes, albeit subject to many theories, have been somewhat located. One tribe landed in Greece and their gold artifacts are in the Athens Museum. The other tribe located to the Mediterranean seas and are known as the Phoenicians. They also travelled vast distances by sea. They left evidence in Australia and South America. More than likely, they circumnavigated the globe well before Columbus. They left evidence in Australia well before Captain Cook navigated and mapped the Eastern coastline of Australia. Evidence also suggests that indigenous peoples engaged in trade with Phoenicians, especially for gold mining. A Phoenician shipwreck was discovered off the coast near Perth, Western Australia. Botany Bay has both Phoenician and Egyptian writings carved into rock. Another tablet with both Phoenician and Egyptian writing was discovered on the Darling Downs by a farmer. Still, an ancient mound known as the Gympie Pyramid still astounds researchers and historians. While they may still be classed as historical anomalies, they are known as history.
*Am I the ONLY one who notices the uncanny parallels between “the Sea People’s” and the equally mysterious “Dorians”?* The Dorians suddenly appear and invade Mycenaean Greece, causing its collapse in 1200 BC. Let me just lay out some historical facts and see if you notice any similarities.. The Dorian’s invade and collapse Mycenaean Greece in 1200 BC. Archaeological evidence has uncovered a wave of destruction of Mycenaean palaces by the Dorian’s with distinctive scorching of artefacts. There are Pylos tablets discovered recording the dispatch of “coast-watchers”. There’s an almost 300 year gap between the invasion/collapse of Mycenaean Greece in approx. 1200 BC and the “Dorian’s” officially appearing on historical record in 950 BC emerging in Sparta. At the exact same time, the Hittites and the Egyptians are suffering invasions from “the Sea People’s”. The Sea People’s launched attack raids all around the Mediterranean coast from 1200 BC to 900 BC before they mysteriously stop, and the Sea People’s then vanish from historical record. The Sea People’s vanish from the record at the exact same time the Dorian’s mysteriously appear on the historical record. The 1200-900 BC appearance of the Sea People’s perfectly lined up with the 1200-950 BC Dorian invaders disappearance. The Sea People’s were formidable warriors going from one major empire to the next, raiding their treasures and leaving destruction in their wake. But, they then decide to inexplicably hang up their swords and retire from raiding for good. The Dorian’s just so happen to return from their 300 year vacation/smoke break following their initial invasion in 1200 BC.. coincidentally re-emerging in Sparta.. WHERE did that mysterious, suddenly appearing/disappearing, group of skilled warriors go?!? It’s a mystery just too great to ever be solved! Or is it? I wonder if any of you also see these parallels as evidence pointing to the equally mysterious, equally formidable “Dorians” and “the Sea People’s” being THE SAME PEOPLES, later becoming known as THE SPARTANS. Lastly, I’ll leave you with some other little Dorian nuggets to chew on.. (From Wikipedia) Plato mentions in ‘Laws’ that Achaeans who had fought in the Trojan War, on their return from Troy were driven out from their homes and cities by the young residents, so they migrated under a leader named Dorieus and hence they were renamed "Dorians". [“Now during this period of ten years, while the siege lasted, the affairs of each of the besiegers at home suffered much owing to the seditious conduct of the young men. For when the soldiers returned to their own cities and homes, these young people did not receive them fittingly and justly, but in such a way that there ensued a vast number of cases of death, slaughter, and exile. So they, being again driven out, migrated by sea; and because Dorieus was the man who then banded together the exiles, they got the new name of "Dorians", instead of "Achaeans".]
Important to remember that throughout history archeological evidence is/was also routinely destroyed by cultures who find something about it threatening.
Yeah. We see it happening right now. We're seeing history being rewritten because it threatens the bias of those in charge. No war required. Just "education" and "information".
I went there. Flew out of Santiago Chile. What struck me the most was the treacherous sea surrounding Easter island. It’s a wind blasted rock very far away. I feel blessed to be able to set foot on the most under researched archaeology location on earth
Hey those images of the vikings saud huts were from L'Anse Aux Meadows on the northern pinninsula of Newfoundland, Canada not Greenland. My mother grew up playing in the meadows before archeologist discovered it.
exactly. several archeologists have re-created the walk, using local people, hand made ropes. The "old" stories, talked of the statues "Walking"... and are have been proved true. no logs were harmed in the making of this post lmao
Ever noticed that when the subject of ancient peoples comes up we hear about the Egyptians the Greeks and the Romans and never hear anything at all about Carthage or it's people except for they sacrifice they're children and that's it-maybe the Sea peoples could've been maybe people from the Carthage influence?
The Sea Peoples to me have always been fascinating. A bunch of rag-tag pirates took down nearly the entire civilized world and regressed humanity a thousand years, all in just a few decades.
The Sea People were probably from Greece, Sardinia, and Anatolia and formed a naval confederacy to attack Egypt and the Levant kingdoms. They probably left their homelands because of climatic changes such as droughts to their farmlands, earthquakes, and volcanic eruptions which led them to be nomadic pirate raiders.
So, all these other cultures were brought low by climate change that occurred thousands of years ago, that's just more proof that climate change is inexorable and an environmental constant. I am obliged once again pose the question to all of the climate change alarmists, what makes you think we can stop climate change by driving electric cars? We can't stop climate change, all we are accomplishing by decreasing production "fossil" fuels is to hamstring the world economy. Those most effected by policies created by climate alarmism are the poorest of the world's population and the result is that more and more people are baking during the day and freezing at night while they starve, and that those who litteraly burn shit for warmth will continue to do so because their society can't afford to progress technologically.
About the Rapa Nui, let's not forget that they mysteriously started to worship some sort of Birdman God. We were told on the island that they stopped working and on Moais, changing their lives and beliefs to this Birdman God. And that was a possible reason for their disappearance.
Waipoua Forest New Zealand ancient stone fields walls built and left behind. Entry banned. Citing reasons of Kauri trees disease,which has always been prevalent in NZ.
The most amazing thing about the Sea Peoples is how all of their boats, weapons, and other artifacts shown in the video are from the Roman period or the Middle Ages.😁
Like claiming the native islanders are extinct? They still exist, they've just forgotten or lost most of their ancestors' knowledge. Mostly because of Cook and others who kidnapped a bunch of them as slaves
60% of the inhabitants have native DNA. Thousands were taken away into slavery, leaving only a few hundred behind. Many people believe that the Rapanui were not the original people who built the statues anyway. Now, that might actually be a mystery.
Great video, I really enjoy your timing, tone and delivery. But really? Log rollers for 30 ton, 25 foot solid rock statues, that theory has been put to rest many years ago.
While it's true the people of Easter island depleted their forests, you couldn't use trees as rollers to move the statues, they are much too heavy for that!
The rapanui didn't disappear. The illness brought by europeans and the slavery by peruvians kill a lot of their population, including their wisemen, so they lost most of their oral and written history (all people than can read their scripture disappeared). When the first europeans contacted the Island the rapanui were in the middle of a social turmoil, but weren't a decadent culture ñ.
That’s fascinating. Where did you get the information? I’ve read that the remaining Rapanui integrated into the culture and that their descendants DNA can be found in about 60% of the current Easter Island population. I’ve also read that thousands were taken away as slaves, and it makes sense that many of the remaining ones would have died of European disease .
@@Pushing_Pixels absolutely! Atlanta, Birmingham, New Orleans, the south has some Very strong bastions of the ideology. Luckily they tend to get drown out.
The Sea People are theorized to be early European "vikings". Viking raids had reached that region but records show that it was much later than the sea people raids.
Not trying to be all "Well, actually 🤓" but the Sea Peoples weren't a civilization. They were a loosely aligned coalition of different cultures around the Mediterranean, some being from Acheans, Lukka (Anatolian people), Shardu/Shardin (Paleo-Sardinian), Palleset (Philistines) a Hellenic people, who went on raids. They really didn't settle or stay long in the places they raided, although some did
There is complete crap here about Easter Island. Those who destroyed the island's forests and animals were not statue builders at all. These famous statues were actually built by people from a original native civilization who were simply eaten by conquerors from the Pacific Islands. There was a great war on the island until the conquerors destroyed the last refuge of the original inhabitants and only one native Easter Islander survived. We only know his name - Orro. It is not known how the natives named their nation or island. Rapa Nui is the name of Easter Island in the language of the conquerors who came from Asia. These were conquerors who destroyed the island's forests and then remained trapped there, destroying each other in tribal wars. When the first Europeans arrived on the island, only a few small tribes remained and not a single statue was left standing. It was Thor Heyerdahl who organized the first recovery of the statues and discovered that they actually had bodies. The original figures had yellow "wigs" and blue eyes...
Now that’s something I wanna learn about! The Rapanui we are mostly all taken away as slaves and the few remaining either died off or amalgamated into the new culture when it was annexed by Chile. Apparently 60% of Easter island inhabitants have Rapanui DNA. But you’re saying that they were not the original people anyway, and the original people were all killed off by them, with the exception of Orro? I want to hear more about that! I want to hear more about the culture that created the statues.
@@Saffron-sugar My reply to you was somehow deleted. Find Thor Heyerdahl's book. The man went there twice on an expedition. There is really anything what's left from that original Easter island culture. it was almost completely destroyed by invaders.
A few minutes before I clicked on this video (and even decided to watch this one!), I saw a documentary about the Easter islands and its inhabitants on TV, just to hear about them again in this video. Life is strange sometimes!
Clearly the work of ancient advanced lost technology reaching through the ether as our extra terrestrial forefathers programmed it to do.. quantum breadcrumbs placed here to guide us there.. where? EVERYWHERE.. NOWHERE.. 🫨..😵💫..🥴..😳..🫣.. wait, where am I?!
The sea people are made up of the Peleset (who would become the biblical Philistines), Sherden (Sardinia), Lukka (Lycia), Karkisa (Caria), Ekwesh (Greece), Teresh (Taruisa), Denyen (Danaoi), Tjeker (Greece), Shekelesh (Sicily), Teresh (Thrace) and Weshesh (small clan of Achians)
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Yes. It was Ramses III who was pharaoh during the Battle of Djahy, nearly 30 years after Ramses II death. However, Ramesses II (The Great) also encountered the Sea People in his conflict with the Hittites.
Subscribed.I am happy that Dark 5 is getting back to its roots,the youtube "ban" of conspiracies and mysteries videos was kinda silly. The bronze age collapse is a fascinating topic as it happened around the same time tradition put the trojan war and the exodus. But the sea peoples maybe are a bit of mistranslation of the original egyptian text . Some scholars are now arguing that they did not destroy Hatti (the Hittite Empire) but came from there as all tribes are conected to lands around the Anatolia coastline who were sworn to them. I belive they were more a symptom of the collapse than the cause. They were probably just pirates that explored the weakening of the Hittites (who were in a civil war and at the same time in a defensive state against the Assyrians )and Egyptians (who were just healing from the chaos of the end of the XIX dynasty).
The written word almost disappeared because of the sea people, five great society’s fell to them only Egypt survived. Their is evidence in South America that it might have been the people that planted the Amazon
I want to make a movie about Axum, but only cast white people in it. And when people complain I will say it's for diversity and representation purposes.
no way i'm gonna believe that islanders just went crazy with making statues and used all their resources. that's such an idiotic proposal to be stated as fact. obviously that island was part of an older continent (older maps of Mu exist) that sunk after a cataclysm of sorts. the people didn't just bury the statues they were so obsessed about
The place in Turkey, I think thats the place or one of them where they would bury their dead loved ones in the floors of the homes. Then dig them up later and plaster the skulls like live people as some form of way to respect the dead.
Catalhoyok sounds like one of the first major settlements after the landing of Noah and sons. It's most likely a Hamite settlement, built by Ham himself or one of his descendant.
The remnant of the Minoan culture joined with the Sea Peoples, and re located to the region of what we call Palestine and this group of sea peoples became the Philistines.
The most important thing to remember about these ancient civilizations is that they wiped their butts without toilet paper. This is the true test of 'civilization' - even today.
You're trying to tell me the rapa nui were smart enough to find that island in middle of nowhere and advanced agriculture but deforestation there own environment to the point of not being able to make a boat and cannabilism?
The Moai were not moved on log rollers, they walked them into place with ropes. and there is evidence that the rats brought to the island is the reason for the deforestation. The rats would eat the seeds before they could sprout new trees.
@@y0urcheapthrill - link comments get autodeleted on a lot of channels these days. There's a search bar. Type "Sea Peoples" "Bronze Age Collapse". Browse the returns. It's not hard.
These Ancient Mysteries and your other channels are so well produced and wonderfully succinct. I really appreciate the work you put into these, keep it up!
No it is not
DRINK A SHOT every time you hear the phrase “shrouded in mystery“. 😁
People will die
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It is also possible that the Rapa Nui got devastated by a Tsunami or series of CAT 5 hurricanes. Another great episode of D5AM. Thanks for sharing.
The Battle of Djahy was actually The Sea People versus Ramses III. Not Ramses The Great (aka Ramses II). That’s been pointed out here. However, Ramesses II ALSO encountered the Sea People in his conflict with the Hittites. The Sea people were around for sometime.
Egypt’s biggest clash with them, the Battle of Djahy, started in 1178 B.C about 30 years after the death of Ramses the Great.
You know, you made a double-space when, in actuality, it was a single space that would have been grammatically correct (and that's after an edit, too).
Maybe that's why they disappeared. After Egypt defeated them
Ha. "High-titties"
Its a good possibility that the Sea Peoples were The Minoans leaving Crete looking for a new home. They vanished around 1100BC, so it could have been them.
Good point. Not sure if the timeline fits, but maybe they were the Atlantians, and after Atlantis sank they vanished.
There were a number of people that made up the Sea Peoples. They weren't a contiguous group or a single culture. We know of at least 11 different peoples from the Egyptians, some of which the Egyptians knew before the collapse because we have records of them being used as mercenaries against the Hittites.
The Palaset, one of the named peoples, we also have pretty good evidence were the peoples that became the Philistines.
@830toAwesome this is so interesting
They were Filipinos
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i think the sea peoples and phoenicians were related,because they didn't touch or attempt to attack any phoenician city
Weren't the sea peoples the eventual Philistines? Their battles with the Israelites during this period may explain the random fading of history
The term "sea peoples" refers to a few different groups who were raiding at the time, but one of those groups is believed to have become the Philistines.
Interesting new channel that you have don't burn out please we love your dedication on new things but don't risk your health for the algorithm.
If only they could have taxed the climate change away...
I am a CLIMATOLOGIST so am an EXPERT in ENVIRONMENTALISM. None of these civilizations died out as a result of CLIMATE CHANGE because CLIMATE CHANGE didn't exist before man starting causing it! And unless we DO start enforcing CARBON TAXES and CLIMATE LOCKDOWNS WE will become EXTINCT!
From something i saw awhile ago, about the sea peoples. The egyptians gave some of them names. Which were written down. Even one of those groups was hired by the pharoah at the time. And used them as a personal security force. Because of how strong they were in battle. The other groups, the video tried to trace areas they might have come from. Which a few others might have been traced to the sicily area. The theory was something happened to make a bunch of civilizations of the time, to pretty much become raiders. Only the egyptians and assyrians survived of the major kingdoms, of the bronze age collapse.
Thanks. I find these shows fascinating as well as informative.
Early Vikings 🤔
*Am I the ONLY one who notices the uncanny parallels between “the Sea People’s” and the equally mysterious “Dorians”?*
The Dorians suddenly appear and invade Mycenaean Greece, causing its collapse in 1200 BC.
Let me just lay out some historical facts and see if you notice any similarities..
The Dorian’s invade and collapse Mycenaean Greece in 1200 BC.
Archaeological evidence has uncovered a wave of destruction of Mycenaean palaces by the Dorian’s with distinctive scorching of artefacts.
There are Pylos tablets discovered recording the dispatch of “coast-watchers”.
There’s an almost 300 year gap between the invasion/collapse of Mycenaean Greece in approx. 1200 BC and the “Dorian’s” officially appearing on historical record in 950 BC emerging in Sparta.
At the exact same time, the Hittites and the Egyptians are suffering invasions from “the Sea People’s”.
The Sea People’s launched attack raids all around the Mediterranean coast from 1200 BC to 900 BC before they mysteriously stop, and the Sea People’s then vanish from historical record.
The Sea People’s vanish from the record at the exact same time the Dorian’s mysteriously appear on the historical record.
The 1200-900 BC appearance of the Sea People’s perfectly lined up with the 1200-950 BC Dorian invaders disappearance.
The Sea People’s were formidable warriors going from one major empire to the next, raiding their treasures and leaving destruction in their wake. But, they then decide to inexplicably hang up their swords and retire from raiding for good.
The Dorian’s just so happen to return from their 300 year vacation/smoke break following their initial invasion in 1200 BC.. coincidentally re-emerging in Sparta..
WHERE did that mysterious, suddenly appearing/disappearing, group of skilled warriors go?!? It’s a mystery just too great to ever be solved! Or is it?
I wonder if any of you also see these parallels as evidence pointing to the equally mysterious, equally formidable “Dorians” and “the Sea People’s” being THE SAME PEOPLES, later becoming known as THE SPARTANS.
Lastly, I’ll leave you with some other little Dorian nuggets to chew on..
(From Wikipedia)
Plato mentions in ‘Laws’ that Achaeans who had fought in the Trojan War, on their return from Troy were driven out from their homes and cities by the young residents, so they migrated under a leader named Dorieus and hence they were renamed "Dorians".
[“Now during this period of ten years, while the siege lasted, the affairs of each of the besiegers at home suffered much owing to the seditious conduct of the young men. For when the soldiers returned to their own cities and homes, these young people did not receive them fittingly and justly, but in such a way that there ensued a vast number of cases of death, slaughter, and exile. So they, being again driven out, migrated by sea; and because Dorieus was the man who then banded together the exiles, they got the new name of "Dorians", instead of "Achaeans".]
loved this episode! so much mystery in human history! the locals of greenland who lived with the vikings says that the vikings went to the inner earth and till this day still remain there.
I like that he never mentions ufo or alien beings😊
This was a damn good video! Thank you! And your editing skill are getting phenomenal! 👍🏻
The sea people are made up of the Peleset (who would become the biblical Philistines), Sherden (Sardinia), Lukka (Lycia), Karkisa (Caria), Ekwesh (Greece), Teresh (Taruisa), Denyen (Danaoi), Tjeker (Greece), Shekelesh (Sicily), Teresh (Thrace) and Weshesh (small clan of Achians)
The locations attached to those names are speculated, not confirmed.
Possible future topics: Hyksos, Scythians, Kushites, Sarmatians.
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The Sea Peoples were displaced Aegean Sea islanders that grouped together and resorted to piracy following the huge volcanic/earthquake catastrophe that had wrecked their own civilisation at the time.
They got on a roll by attacking & defeating small city states and eventually grouped for a larger attack on Egypt which resulted in their eventual defeat.
It's likely the survivors returned to their islands located between modern day Greece and Turkey after their defeat.
It's basically just a viking-style situation in BC, a civilisation trying to recover from its own s*** by building wealth and clout at the expense of other civilisations.
Not anything special or new, just the first known example of it 🙂
*Am I the ONLY one who notices the uncanny parallels between “the Sea People’s” and the equally mysterious “Dorians”?*
The Dorians suddenly appear and invade Mycenaean Greece, causing its collapse in 1200 BC.
Let me just lay out some historical facts and see if you notice any similarities..
The Dorian’s invade and collapse Mycenaean Greece in 1200 BC.
Archaeological evidence has uncovered a wave of destruction of Mycenaean palaces by the Dorian’s with distinctive scorching of artefacts.
There are Pylos tablets discovered recording the dispatch of “coast-watchers”.
There’s an almost 300 year gap between the invasion/collapse of Mycenaean Greece in approx. 1200 BC and the “Dorian’s” officially appearing on historical record in 950 BC emerging in Sparta.
At the exact same time, the Hittites and the Egyptians are suffering invasions from “the Sea People’s”.
The Sea People’s launched attack raids all around the Mediterranean coast from 1200 BC to 900 BC before they mysteriously stop, and the Sea People’s then vanish from historical record.
The Sea People’s vanish from the record at the exact same time the Dorian’s mysteriously appear on the historical record.
The 1200-900 BC appearance of the Sea People’s perfectly lined up with the 1200-950 BC Dorian invaders disappearance.
The Sea People’s were formidable warriors going from one major empire to the next, raiding their treasures and leaving destruction in their wake. But, they then decide to inexplicably hang up their swords and retire from raiding for good.
The Dorian’s just so happen to return from their 300 year vacation/smoke break following their initial invasion in 1200 BC.. coincidentally re-emerging in Sparta..
WHERE did that mysterious, suddenly appearing/disappearing, group of skilled warriors go?!? It’s a mystery just too great to ever be solved! Or is it?
I wonder if any of you also see these parallels as evidence pointing to the equally mysterious, equally formidable “Dorians” and “the Sea People’s” being THE SAME PEOPLES, later becoming known as THE SPARTANS.
Lastly, I’ll leave you with some other little Dorian nuggets to chew on..
(From Wikipedia)
Plato mentions in ‘Laws’ that Achaeans who had fought in the Trojan War, on their return from Troy were driven out from their homes and cities by the young residents, so they migrated under a leader named Dorieus and hence they were renamed "Dorians".
[“Now during this period of ten years, while the siege lasted, the affairs of each of the besiegers at home suffered much owing to the seditious conduct of the young men. For when the soldiers returned to their own cities and homes, these young people did not receive them fittingly and justly, but in such a way that there ensued a vast number of cases of death, slaughter, and exile. So they, being again driven out, migrated by sea; and because Dorieus was the man who then banded together the exiles, they got the new name of "Dorians", instead of "Achaeans".]
Thanks well presented and interesting.
10:44 actually that was solved. Due to their fascination with Mohai they depleted their forest and as they starved they left the island
This was very interesting and informative.
The Sea Peoples could have been operating out of Thera. But some indications are that their descendants are found among the Caananites and most famously the Carthoginians.
The biking colonies of Greenland vanished due to natural climate change. It got colder, life became harder, and they returned to Scandinavia and Norway.
They moved from Greenland to California and became a Viking Biker gang.
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Just my two cents: The Sea Peoples were likely early Greek raiders, and The Illiad is essentially a mythologized historical account of such endeavours on their part. For example, refer to The Odyssey when Odysseus recalls "raiding" in his youth.
The Greeks raided everywhere, that much is true, but the cultures who were attacked by The Sea People knew who The Greeks were and would document Greeks as Greeks and The Sea People as The Sea People. The Egyptians actually knew the identities of a couple of several different factions of Sea People, though who those people were and where they came from is lost to history the rough direction of where Egyptians said their homelands were do not correspond to any Greek Polis.
Menelaus himself in The Odyssey said he tried to raid Egypt and failed .
I agree. They didn't really go far inland. Just for glory and loot.
This is weird. This is like when fans talk about the celebrities they heard of and seen and start coming up with their own conspiracies about what really happened
I always thought it was two sense*
Easter Island moai we're walked into place using rope cordage made from the inner bark of trees... You couldn't put them on a roller.... And they walk really well
Yes. That’s the facts. They even re-enacted it using a bunch of old professors. If they could do it….
I’ve watched a few videos & like the short ones compared to long drawn out ones .
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The sea peoples were not a civilization but a seafaring group of different ethnicities of people from around the Mediterranean. They were aggressive and feared raiders. They were defeated by Ramses III.
They did not vanish but it is speculated that they were assimilated into existing societies in the region.
Also, a severe drought that lasted for 300 years may be behind the bronze age collapse.
The clay mask in the thumbail is making the same face that SpongeBob makes when he finds out that Squidward secretly likes krabby patties.
Everyone remembers Easter island but forgets to mention the Lent islands, an archipelago of 40 islands ending in Easter island.
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The Sea People didn’t just appear and disappear. They were the Phoenicians.
Ancient history suggests that they were the descendants of ancient Jewish tribes that defected from the Holy Land when the 12 tribes were divided. 10 survived but 2 were lost.
The two lost tribes, albeit subject to many theories, have been somewhat located.
One tribe landed in Greece and their gold artifacts are in the Athens Museum.
The other tribe located to the Mediterranean seas and are known as the Phoenicians.
They also travelled vast distances by sea. They left evidence in Australia and South America.
More than likely, they circumnavigated the globe well before Columbus.
They left evidence in Australia well before Captain Cook navigated and mapped the Eastern coastline of Australia.
Evidence also suggests that indigenous peoples engaged in trade with Phoenicians, especially for gold mining.
A Phoenician shipwreck was discovered off the coast near Perth, Western Australia.
Botany Bay has both Phoenician and Egyptian writings carved into rock.
Another tablet with both Phoenician and Egyptian writing was discovered on the Darling Downs by a farmer.
Still, an ancient mound known as the Gympie Pyramid still astounds researchers and historians.
While they may still be classed as historical anomalies, they are known as history.
This comment is a cool episode ❤
Phoenicians are known to Egyptians and nearby, try again.
Links or it didn't happen.
*Am I the ONLY one who notices the uncanny parallels between “the Sea People’s” and the equally mysterious “Dorians”?*
The Dorians suddenly appear and invade Mycenaean Greece, causing its collapse in 1200 BC.
Let me just lay out some historical facts and see if you notice any similarities..
The Dorian’s invade and collapse Mycenaean Greece in 1200 BC.
Archaeological evidence has uncovered a wave of destruction of Mycenaean palaces by the Dorian’s with distinctive scorching of artefacts.
There are Pylos tablets discovered recording the dispatch of “coast-watchers”.
There’s an almost 300 year gap between the invasion/collapse of Mycenaean Greece in approx. 1200 BC and the “Dorian’s” officially appearing on historical record in 950 BC emerging in Sparta.
At the exact same time, the Hittites and the Egyptians are suffering invasions from “the Sea People’s”.
The Sea People’s launched attack raids all around the Mediterranean coast from 1200 BC to 900 BC before they mysteriously stop, and the Sea People’s then vanish from historical record.
The Sea People’s vanish from the record at the exact same time the Dorian’s mysteriously appear on the historical record.
The 1200-900 BC appearance of the Sea People’s perfectly lined up with the 1200-950 BC Dorian invaders disappearance.
The Sea People’s were formidable warriors going from one major empire to the next, raiding their treasures and leaving destruction in their wake. But, they then decide to inexplicably hang up their swords and retire from raiding for good.
The Dorian’s just so happen to return from their 300 year vacation/smoke break following their initial invasion in 1200 BC.. coincidentally re-emerging in Sparta..
WHERE did that mysterious, suddenly appearing/disappearing, group of skilled warriors go?!? It’s a mystery just too great to ever be solved! Or is it?
I wonder if any of you also see these parallels as evidence pointing to the equally mysterious, equally formidable “Dorians” and “the Sea People’s” being THE SAME PEOPLES, later becoming known as THE SPARTANS.
Lastly, I’ll leave you with some other little Dorian nuggets to chew on..
(From Wikipedia)
Plato mentions in ‘Laws’ that Achaeans who had fought in the Trojan War, on their return from Troy were driven out from their homes and cities by the young residents, so they migrated under a leader named Dorieus and hence they were renamed "Dorians".
[“Now during this period of ten years, while the siege lasted, the affairs of each of the besiegers at home suffered much owing to the seditious conduct of the young men. For when the soldiers returned to their own cities and homes, these young people did not receive them fittingly and justly, but in such a way that there ensued a vast number of cases of death, slaughter, and exile. So they, being again driven out, migrated by sea; and because Dorieus was the man who then banded together the exiles, they got the new name of "Dorians", instead of "Achaeans".]
Important to remember that throughout history archeological evidence is/was also routinely destroyed by cultures who find something about it threatening.
Yeah. We see it happening right now. We're seeing history being rewritten because it threatens the bias of those in charge. No war required. Just "education" and "information".
It’s called ethnic cleansing
Still happens. Look at the Saudis, Turks, Taliban and ISIS
The story of Easter Island is even more myth than theory.
Yeah, the majority of elements included here have been clearly proven to be untrue.
What part? Because everything I've heard sounded like the same thing I've heard from anthropologists.
There is a lot to learn about Rapa Nu'i, but I am sad this channel is parroting outdated and frankly absurd beliefs
I went there. Flew out of Santiago Chile. What struck me the most was the treacherous sea surrounding Easter island. It’s a wind blasted rock very far away. I feel blessed to be able to set foot on the most under researched archaeology location on earth
Hey those images of the vikings saud huts were from L'Anse Aux Meadows on the northern pinninsula of Newfoundland, Canada not Greenland. My mother grew up playing in the meadows before archeologist discovered it.
So the sea peoples were just Mediterranean Vikings… Fun!
The Easter Island were thought to have "walked" the statues, not used log rollers.
exactly. several archeologists have re-created the walk, using local people, hand made ropes.
The "old" stories, talked of the statues "Walking"... and are have been proved true.
no logs were harmed in the making of this post
lmao
Ever noticed that when the subject of ancient peoples comes up we hear about the Egyptians the Greeks and the Romans and never hear anything at all about Carthage or it's people except for they sacrifice they're children and that's it-maybe the Sea peoples could've been maybe people from the Carthage influence?
Greeland Vikings lol
Fun, this is so relevant to my current binge on random ancient civilizations. Been looking into the Altay region…😊
Edom is really fascinating
If folks could go back in time and find out the truth, I bet 95% of these guesses by "experts" are utterly wrong lol
The Sea Peoples to me have always been fascinating. A bunch of rag-tag pirates took down nearly the entire civilized world and regressed humanity a thousand years, all in just a few decades.
The Sea People were probably from Greece, Sardinia, and Anatolia and formed a naval confederacy to attack Egypt and the Levant kingdoms. They probably left their homelands because of climatic changes such as droughts to their farmlands, earthquakes, and volcanic eruptions which led them to be nomadic pirate raiders.
So, all these other cultures were brought low by climate change that occurred thousands of years ago, that's just more proof that climate change is inexorable and an environmental constant. I am obliged once again pose the question to all of the climate change alarmists, what makes you think we can stop climate change by driving electric cars? We can't stop climate change, all we are accomplishing by decreasing production "fossil" fuels is to hamstring the world economy. Those most effected by policies created by climate alarmism are the poorest of the world's population and the result is that more and more people are baking during the day and freezing at night while they starve, and that those who litteraly burn shit for warmth will continue to do so because their society can't afford to progress technologically.
About the Rapa Nui, let's not forget that they mysteriously started to worship some sort of Birdman God. We were told on the island that they stopped working and on Moais, changing their lives and beliefs to this Birdman God. And that was a possible reason for their disappearance.
They cut down all the tries and by that point could only pray to fly off the island
Cahokia birdman God.
Waipoua Forest New Zealand ancient stone fields walls built and left behind. Entry banned. Citing reasons of Kauri trees disease,which has always been prevalent in NZ.
The most amazing thing about the Sea Peoples is how all of their boats, weapons, and other artifacts shown in the video are from the Roman period or the Middle Ages.😁
mmmmm look at you
@@EntryLevelLuxury Are you okay?
Well, the best one can do is just a couple of Egyptian wall images, but one’s got to make a video somehow….
@@isabellaangeline2175 Yes I was poking at their pretentiousness in pointing out that the video images were not historically accurate.
@@EntryLevelLuxury hahahaha yea I thought that was kinda obvious…..but always has to be some paying zero attention 😂
Feels like the fall of civilizations podcasts greatest hits
Except not actually doing any of the research that podcast does.
@@830toAwesome the ai that runs these channels doesnt have time for research
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i know this vid is supposed to be creepy. But you were really misleading when talking about rapanui
Like claiming the native islanders are extinct? They still exist, they've just forgotten or lost most of their ancestors' knowledge. Mostly because of Cook and others who kidnapped a bunch of them as slaves
60% of the inhabitants have native DNA.
Thousands were taken away into slavery, leaving only a few hundred behind.
Many people believe that the Rapanui were not the original people who built the statues anyway. Now, that might actually be a mystery.
Great video, I really enjoy your timing, tone and delivery. But really? Log rollers for 30 ton, 25 foot solid rock statues, that theory has been put to rest many years ago.
Nice video thank you 👍
@2:08 A typo.. the first I think I've seen on your channel after all these years! 😂🏆
While it's true the people of Easter island depleted their forests, you couldn't use trees as rollers to move the statues, they are much too heavy for that!
No one knows who was on Easter Island before the Samoans got there
The rapanui didn't disappear. The illness brought by europeans and the slavery by peruvians kill a lot of their population, including their wisemen, so they lost most of their oral and written history (all people than can read their scripture disappeared). When the first europeans contacted the Island the rapanui were in the middle of a social turmoil, but weren't a decadent culture ñ.
That’s fascinating. Where did you get the information? I’ve read that the remaining Rapanui integrated into the culture and that their descendants DNA can be found in
about 60% of the current Easter Island population.
I’ve also read that thousands were taken away as slaves, and it makes sense that many of the remaining ones would have died of European disease .
Go farther back in time
All the similar houses points more towards gilded age company houses more than a utopian society.
I don't know, "do what we say or face violence" sounds pretty communistic.
@@RealSkoolmaster Sounds like some parts of the Southern States too.
@@Pushing_Pixels absolutely! Atlanta, Birmingham, New Orleans, the south has some Very strong bastions of the ideology. Luckily they tend to get drown out.
Brilliant stuff
The Sea People are theorized to be early European "vikings".
Viking raids had reached that region but records show that it was much later than the sea people raids.
like 2000 years later
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What are you smoking
They didn't sail around from the North Sea; they were from the Mediterranean.
When is the narrator going to show himself lol?
Not trying to be all "Well, actually 🤓" but the Sea Peoples weren't a civilization. They were a loosely aligned coalition of different cultures around the Mediterranean, some being from Acheans, Lukka (Anatolian people), Shardu/Shardin (Paleo-Sardinian), Palleset (Philistines) a Hellenic people, who went on raids. They really didn't settle or stay long in the places they raided, although some did
There is complete crap here about Easter Island.
Those who destroyed the island's forests and animals were not statue builders at all.
These famous statues were actually built by people from a original native civilization who were simply eaten by conquerors from the Pacific Islands. There was a great war on the island until the conquerors destroyed the last refuge of the original inhabitants and only one native Easter Islander survived. We only know his name - Orro. It is not known how the natives named their nation or island. Rapa Nui is the name of Easter Island in the language of the conquerors who came from Asia.
These were conquerors who destroyed the island's forests and then remained trapped there, destroying each other in tribal wars.
When the first Europeans arrived on the island, only a few small tribes remained and not a single statue was left standing.
It was Thor Heyerdahl who organized the first recovery of the statues and discovered that they actually had bodies.
The original figures had yellow "wigs" and blue eyes...
Now that’s something I wanna learn about!
The Rapanui we are mostly all taken away as slaves and the few remaining either died off or amalgamated into the new culture when it was annexed by Chile. Apparently 60% of Easter island inhabitants have Rapanui DNA.
But you’re saying that they were not the original people anyway, and the original people were all killed off by them, with the exception of Orro?
I want to hear more about that! I want to hear more about the culture that created the statues.
@@Saffron-sugar My reply to you was somehow deleted. Find Thor Heyerdahl's book. The man went there twice on an expedition.
There is really anything what's left from that original Easter island culture. it was almost completely destroyed by invaders.
Rapa Nui is Lord of the Flies'.
A few minutes before I clicked on this video (and even decided to watch this one!), I saw a documentary about the Easter islands and its inhabitants on TV, just to hear about them again in this video.
Life is strange sometimes!
Clearly the work of ancient advanced lost technology reaching through the ether as our extra terrestrial forefathers programmed it to do.. quantum breadcrumbs placed here to guide us there.. where? EVERYWHERE.. NOWHERE.. 🫨..😵💫..🥴..😳..🫣.. wait, where am I?!
What about Tlon, Uqbar, and Orbis Tertris?
The sea people are made up of the Peleset (who would become the biblical Philistines), Sherden (Sardinia), Lukka (Lycia), Karkisa (Caria), Ekwesh (Greece), Teresh (Taruisa), Denyen (Danaoi), Tjeker (Greece), Shekelesh (Sicily), Teresh (Thrace) and Weshesh (small clan of Achians)
part of the reason i keep coming back to your channels is due to your ability to pronounce things correctly. thank you. other creators butcher some of the simplest things. you keep it quite fire. again, thank you.
👍🫶I literally have thought I was the only one so irked by this!, ‘’new normal’’ on here!? TG I’m not alone! Not only that but these younger narrators that mumble & have fixable lisps, on top of just saying whatever word w/o any proper education is beyond 🤯 but if you mention it somehow other commenters get angry & call you a Nazi…cuz that makes sense. Lol
Great background music.
I swear every time you said Çatalhöyük it was a different pronunciation.
Well seeing as how he’s not fluent in gibberish, I can see why one would have trouble consistently pronouncing “Çatalhöyük” 😂
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The 808 on the intro beat had no business being so sticky
I think you mean Ramses the third not the second.
Yes. It was Ramses III who was pharaoh during the Battle of Djahy, nearly 30 years after Ramses II death. However, Ramesses II (The Great) also encountered the Sea People in his conflict with the Hittites.
Couldn't fish for food without wood..... Hilarious.
It's absolutely criminal!
I have followed you since before you were narrated how did I not know about this channel?!?!?
It's a new venue.
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brings me back to Dark's roots
Environmental changes, from floods to famines and heatwaves to freezing. Adapt and move to more hospitable areas.
“Suggesting a fair and inclusive governmental system”…. Sorry, but never had their been, and never will there be such a system.
Subscribed.I am happy that Dark 5 is getting back to its roots,the youtube "ban" of conspiracies and mysteries videos was kinda silly.
The bronze age collapse is a fascinating topic as it happened around the same time tradition put the trojan war and the exodus.
But the sea peoples maybe are a bit of mistranslation of the original egyptian text .
Some scholars are now arguing that they did not destroy Hatti (the Hittite Empire) but came from there as all tribes are conected to lands around the Anatolia coastline who were sworn to them.
I belive they were more a symptom of the collapse than the cause. They were probably just pirates that explored the weakening of the Hittites (who were in a civil war and at the same time in a defensive state against the Assyrians )and Egyptians (who were just healing from the chaos of the end of the XIX dynasty).
The simplest answer to Greenland Vikings is that they left Greenland eventually, such as they came so as they go. No mystery to that.
The written word almost disappeared because of the sea people, five great society’s fell to them only Egypt survived. Their is evidence in South America that it might have been the people that planted the Amazon
I want to make a movie about Axum, but only cast white people in it. And when people complain I will say it's for diversity and representation purposes.
no way i'm gonna believe that islanders just went crazy with making statues and used all their resources. that's such an idiotic proposal to be stated as fact.
obviously that island was part of an older continent (older maps of Mu exist) that sunk after a cataclysm of sorts.
the people didn't just bury the statues they were so obsessed about
The place in Turkey, I think thats the place or one of them where they would bury their dead loved ones in the floors of the homes. Then dig them up later and plaster the skulls like live people as some form of way to respect the dead.
Catalhoyok sounds like one of the first major settlements after the landing of Noah and sons. It's most likely a Hamite settlement, built by Ham himself or one of his descendant.
The remnant of the Minoan culture joined with the Sea Peoples, and re located to the region of what we call Palestine and this group of sea peoples became the Philistines.
Sea people are still around.They just stay far away from humans.Can you blame them?
"Conform and do what we say or die (or be pelted with rocks)"
Communisms oldest doctrine
Greeland?
This is absolutely not what caused the collapse of the Rapinui. This narrative is so heavily refuted and has been for decades
It'll B no mystery when our 'civilization' disappears
The most important thing to remember about these ancient civilizations is that they wiped their butts without toilet paper. This is the true test of 'civilization' - even today.
I will tell you
What happened to the sea people
The Pharos wiped them out
And all accounts of them
For being a thorn in their side for decades
You're trying to tell me the rapa nui were smart enough to find that island in middle of nowhere and advanced agriculture but deforestation there own environment to the point of not being able to make a boat and cannabilism?
The Moai were not moved on log rollers, they walked them into place with ropes. and there is evidence that the rats brought to the island is the reason for the deforestation. The rats would eat the seeds before they could sprout new trees.
The seas people were not a civilization. There's no theory out there saying that the sea people's were actually a civilization.
I am so proud and grateful to my ancestors that they did not covert to Islam or Christianity. I will live and die a sanathani.
There's some pretty decent docus here on youtube about the sea peoples.
Links?
@@y0urcheapthrill - link comments get autodeleted on a lot of channels these days. There's a search bar. Type "Sea Peoples" "Bronze Age Collapse". Browse the returns. It's not hard.
Disease would be the obvious reason. Small gene pool in a confined group.
The Sea people were Atlanteans from their outposts, I know...I was there
easter island,,, has/had no or very small trees/,,,, so how did they really move them, ???,
"Whatever happened to the Greenland Vikings?"
The Greenland Vikings; "Hey guys, Greenland sucks! Lets go litterally anywhere else!"
Have seen the ones in Gold
An this individually
On my blanket
I sleep on
Man in the sand deserts
The real takeaway here is people were using gas stoves and driving suvs centuries ago.
according to the bible god promised the istaelite the land of hittie, what is the deal here?
2:10 Greeland??? Is that maybe close to the United Tates?