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Ever heard the story about the Persian king Cambyses who sent his army of 50,000 men into the desert and they never came back? They supposedly just disappeared. This is one of the great mysteries which Olaf has solved.
Olaf Kaper is professor in Egyptology at the university of Leiden. He forms part of an international excavation team in the Dakhla Oasis in the Western Desert of Egypt, and he is reconstructing the history of that area and the temples of the ancient Egyptian religion.
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@MrBcuzbcuz
@MrBcuzbcuz 4 года назад
I studied Egyptology from many, very learned professors at Uppsala Univeristy (but only after I had retired from a 40 year career of teaching). I have travelled to Luxor a couple of times and travelled the desert between the Red Sea and Luxor. I would have LOVED to know of the possibility of an expedition to the western desert. He is living my dream.
@trying3841
@trying3841 Год назад
Is this the army that is currently found at the bottom of the Red Sea? The ones that tried to kill the Jews as they escaped Egypt
@MrBcuzbcuz
@MrBcuzbcuz Год назад
@@trying3841 “currently found”? You must know something no one else does.
@codeblue2532
@codeblue2532 Год назад
@@MrBcuzbcuz :: the Red Sea was low enough at this time of the season that the exodus was successful….and then flooded extinguishing the pursuers…..is this close to fact or can you clarify the event ?
@markilsemann950
@markilsemann950 4 года назад
I'm glad to hear an actual scientist conduct a TED talk. Don't get me wrong, I enjoy all the inspirational stuff, but hearing an actual scientist deeply involved in his work still makes my heart beat faster. Ty for uploading.
@letmeoff6447
@letmeoff6447 4 года назад
Scientist... Pffff... He said Egypt is 5000 years old. It isn't.
@neck919
@neck919 Год назад
Hero worship.
@b58hustler71
@b58hustler71 Год назад
Good for you.
@viagrykeedbr549
@viagrykeedbr549 Год назад
@letmeoff6447 you Egypt is not 5000 years old. It is much much older than that
@anthonyfuqua6988
@anthonyfuqua6988 Год назад
The fact that TED lets pseudoarchaelogists like Graham Hancock conduct speeches diminishes the work of the real scientists who take time out to give these talks. Google Graham Hancock and look at his controversies and ask yourself why they would let this charlatan lecture.
@jwnagy
@jwnagy 4 года назад
So this is not about The Disappearance of an Egyptian Army that was 50000 strong. It's about The Disappearance of a Persian army that was 50000 strong.
@virgiljjacas1229
@virgiljjacas1229 4 года назад
Click Bait !!!
@buteos8632
@buteos8632 4 года назад
well observed but I would add that's this is about how awesome this guy thinks he is.
@KamikazethecatII
@KamikazethecatII 4 года назад
Cambyses did rule over Egypt too, as Pharaoh. Egypt was not absorbed into the Persian Empire, he ruled Egypt under a separate title.
@zitools
@zitools 4 года назад
this is only an "x" talk.
@XtoCee
@XtoCee 3 года назад
It had nothing to do with Ancient Egypt. Ancient Egypt was already a satrap (client state) of the Achaemenid Empire during this period. Cambyses II merely aspired to extend his empire by dwelling deeper into Africa's interior by trying to conquer Kush. Herodotus, a Greek historian explained this over 2,400 years ago but modern historians did not believe his story due to the lack of evidence.
@winnietreeofavalon4228
@winnietreeofavalon4228 4 года назад
Thank you for the information and bringing it home to follow one's passion!
@biancacox8630
@biancacox8630 5 лет назад
This was a very heart felt speech...I could here the passion he has fir the field he has chosen to Persue...He has a gentle heart and Spitit about him genuine..And teaches us all how take the time upon silent relflexiion we can figure things out with a clearer frame of mind and change stories that need to be changed and look Ed at from a different perspective 😊
@brandonmusick77
@brandonmusick77 Год назад
Tell me English is not your native language.
@_MrJA
@_MrJA Год назад
@@brandonmusick77 if the message comes through does it matter... 🤔
@jerald6023
@jerald6023 Год назад
​@MrJA Agreed, but it's quite unclear at the end & that can keep the message from coming through
@mindyourownbusinessfatty
@mindyourownbusinessfatty 4 года назад
99% of TED talks are academics who have nothing to say and are trying to cultivate a niche, this is one of them. However, now and again a TED talk comes along that leaves you in awe, this is not one of them.
@recepto
@recepto 4 года назад
Inspiring to young folks setting out on their journeys in life. Ive followed my passion too..its a blessing in life
@brickman6243
@brickman6243 4 года назад
Nou
@jakehands
@jakehands 4 года назад
This happened to me recently. I ordered a DVD on amazon but it never arrived. Just disappeared
@hauntedhose
@hauntedhose 4 года назад
It’s probably with all of the visuals we didn’t get to see in this video
@mrallworthit
@mrallworthit 4 года назад
@@hauntedhose LMAO saw that and I searched youtube with Cambyses lost army...still took me here though
@mrallworthit
@mrallworthit 4 года назад
oops replied the wrong person
@greensoplenty6809
@greensoplenty6809 4 года назад
thats why amazon building temples everywhere you look
@markdemell8056
@markdemell8056 4 года назад
DUUH.
@kellyshaw7271
@kellyshaw7271 4 года назад
I've had a few boyfriend's who suddenly disappeared, no calls, no letters or email's i thought they had gone off me never thought until watching this that a bloody sandstorm got them.
@southernsmoke8391
@southernsmoke8391 4 года назад
"ghosting" is over 5.000 yrs young
@southernsmoke8391
@southernsmoke8391 4 года назад
@Wuotans Krieger and another 0
@lydiawaffleman1497
@lydiawaffleman1497 4 года назад
Lmao...
@jigc23
@jigc23 4 года назад
Maybe something wrong with you 🙄
@andrewpaul7441
@andrewpaul7441 4 года назад
What is a letter? Call? You must mean a text.
@reneschmalz9590
@reneschmalz9590 4 года назад
I worked in archeological excavations when I was a student. I was told sand has a high portion of silica. Body's decompose in a few years in sand.
@elisabethseaton6521
@elisabethseaton6521 4 года назад
I think he did very well with English. It's obviously not his native language and I'm sure he would present a smoother talk in his native tongue. I found him charming
@bartprice3439
@bartprice3439 4 года назад
They ran into 300 Spartans.
@waynesteakley9772
@waynesteakley9772 4 года назад
That's so good! There would be waste, Maybe the Spartans were disguised as a sandstone ???
@paidinfull6401
@paidinfull6401 4 года назад
Source's because that's not true
@climate-moneymakingcampaig305
@climate-moneymakingcampaig305 4 года назад
Actually it was 303
@victa80
@victa80 4 года назад
Haha
@drasta100
@drasta100 4 года назад
Spartans had not come out of their caves!!!
@shawndoctiki
@shawndoctiki 4 года назад
Great speech, thank you for sharing
@5amH45lam
@5amH45lam 4 года назад
A fact about the duration of the ancient Egyptian empire that amazed me when I first heard it is that the reign of Cleopatra, the last Pharaoh, is closer to today than to the start of the Egyptian empire.
@1947DML
@1947DML Год назад
As a student of the Biblical book of Daniel, and a student of history, this story has intrigued me. It ties up some loose ends while introducing us to a new, very interesting historical figure.
@youtubecontent545
@youtubecontent545 3 года назад
An informative video, amazing!!:)
@rb032682
@rb032682 4 года назад
Great presentation. Thank you.
@claredegroff1491
@claredegroff1491 4 года назад
I loved the pause when he said "to me (pause) a scientists " priceless
@michaelzumpano7318
@michaelzumpano7318 5 лет назад
Excellent!
@Ali-jp9iu
@Ali-jp9iu 3 года назад
We have a lot of Mamluks that have not been discovered yet. Thank you for shaking the information. I am from Egypt
@seancascanet3428
@seancascanet3428 4 года назад
I read Olaf as Loaf and 50.000 as 50,000 and went through this whole thing dissapointed i didnt learn about 50,000 year old Egyptian bread..
@Maxyshadow
@Maxyshadow 3 года назад
Wonderful story. Thank you for posting!
@cinnamongirl5410
@cinnamongirl5410 5 лет назад
Loved this! Thank you
@blznft9513
@blznft9513 4 года назад
Your name reminds me of my young times when I would eat cinnamon by itself for my own tasting pleasure
@piggiesfly1093
@piggiesfly1093 4 года назад
I could be happy the rest of my life.. With a cinnamon girl. 😏
@davebox588
@davebox588 4 года назад
Thank you. On a philosophical as well as factual level, that moved me.
@ThePatriotzz
@ThePatriotzz 4 года назад
Dave Box yes i pitty the poor Guy with no content!
@halwalton1011
@halwalton1011 5 лет назад
So are we saying what happened in Dakhla Oasis is going to stay in Dakhla Oasis?
@bsuper63
@bsuper63 4 года назад
Vegas baby...Vegas.
@theofulk5636
@theofulk5636 4 года назад
No, but it was SUPPOSED TO.
@ZackRekeSkjell
@ZackRekeSkjell 3 года назад
This only proves what I've learned from reading Herodotus' work: Take it with a grain of salt, or in this case a grain of sand.
@humansandaliens8245
@humansandaliens8245 4 года назад
Follow your passion ,well said
@aqidi
@aqidi 3 года назад
شكرا الى من قام بالترجمة الى اللغة العربية . رائعة جدا .
@Slowmotion650
@Slowmotion650 3 года назад
Egypt wasn't always a desert. Not sure exactly when but scientists are almost certain Egypt was a lush rainforest in the not too distant past.
@busterbiloxi3833
@busterbiloxi3833 Год назад
Parts of Egypt were lusher than they are now. Desertification is a thing. What is your point?
@garybrodziak2196
@garybrodziak2196 4 года назад
Heroditus spoke of ships, they were found recently buried under the old nile......
@Mikedeela
@Mikedeela 4 года назад
It could have been interesting, and was up until it just ended with no resolution. Did he find the army? If so what did he find?
@liberoarkangelos9475
@liberoarkangelos9475 4 года назад
Wow, we're back at the start!
@Andrea_Manconi
@Andrea_Manconi 5 лет назад
So, there's still no sign of this battle. Not a word about the fact that an Italian expedition have found an army in 1996 (studied until 2009), together persian artifacts. Would that spoil the "mistery" perhaps? Too bad.
@ottodidakt3069
@ottodidakt3069 4 года назад
have you got any references to share ?
@letmeoff6447
@letmeoff6447 4 года назад
It's got a history alot older than that.
@blindshiva2826
@blindshiva2826 5 лет назад
The headline is misleading, this story is not about an "Egyptain Army". "... one of the stories he relates is that of a Persian army sent out into the western desert and it never came back."
@willyam9735
@willyam9735 5 лет назад
So....the whole whole headline is a misnomer, you are right!
@rezanasiri6941
@rezanasiri6941 10 месяцев назад
@TEDx Why the title says Disappearance of a 50.000 Egyptian Army while it was Persian Army?
@MaxSMoke777
@MaxSMoke777 4 года назад
Did I miss something? He never found the remains of the army, nor their battlefield. He has an assumption based on a temple inscription. It seems very premature to have an entire TED talk where he pats himself on the back for a discovery that is completely theoretical at this point.
@xciteful
@xciteful 4 года назад
TEDx is different than TED.
@stevec7923
@stevec7923 4 года назад
He found out why the 50k troops were sent out. He found that those 50k did not succeed in their mission. He found where this mysterious king belonged in the history of Egypt. He helped confirm the credibility of Herodotus' recorded story.
@princesssolace4337
@princesssolace4337 4 года назад
He is Dutch.
@NLTops
@NLTops 4 года назад
@@princesssolace4337 What's your point exactly?
@tylerdurden3722
@tylerdurden3722 4 года назад
@@princesssolace4337... Lol are you referencing a stereotype we're unaware of🤣🤣
@178666nervous
@178666nervous 5 лет назад
So many TEDx lectures on RU-vid is so poorly filmed... Why would you show a person talking for several minutes instead of the slideshow that’s supporting the talk.?!
@ThePatriotzz
@ThePatriotzz 4 года назад
This was an absolut zero content stretched for 13 minutes! No solution, no content no findings just sitting there thinking about a surrealistisk nothing!
@nima4416
@nima4416 4 года назад
It also happened for second Persian army which was big fleet of ship to Greece destination with 200.000 men. Never arrived
@Noneyabuiness
@Noneyabuiness 5 лет назад
When he wondered the desert trying to justify his life, he missed his mummy
@Mark-yb1sp
@Mark-yb1sp 5 лет назад
Bert Osterberg Excellent!
@surfk9836
@surfk9836 5 лет назад
@@Mark-yb1sp except its wandered.
@anthonyeugenewilliamsjr7549
@anthonyeugenewilliamsjr7549 4 года назад
This almost parallels the Mongols invasion of Japan when its fleet was destroyed by a typhoon.
@johnheigis83
@johnheigis83 5 лет назад
0utstanding! Thanks!
@E-Kat
@E-Kat 5 лет назад
Did you learn anything? The person above you doesn't agree.
@alicat7281
@alicat7281 4 года назад
I love Egyptology, too. It’s been a passion of mine since I was a child. I like the period he’s talking about, too, because there’s so much to know and learn about.
@L0j1k
@L0j1k 4 года назад
Damn I wish this talk was an order of magnitude longer.
@tomsawyer2338
@tomsawyer2338 4 года назад
I’m pretty sure somebody missed pay day, and the boys “vanished” in the sand.
@bobski8203
@bobski8203 4 года назад
They were crossing the Red Sea to catch up with Israel.
@aaaricmondroofing1703
@aaaricmondroofing1703 4 года назад
Bob Ski somebody knows the truth. Research Ron Wyatt for Sodom Gamoriah Research muddfosil university on you tube for the giants of renown.
@KalRandom
@KalRandom 4 года назад
Think the accurate translation was Reed River. It was a common mistranslation.
@stevenfoulger6066
@stevenfoulger6066 4 года назад
@@KalRandom No it was in the Gulf of Aqaba, an extension of the Red Sea.
@dennisacklin3301
@dennisacklin3301 4 года назад
Google maps Arabia. Split rock of Moses moses camp
@dennisacklin3301
@dennisacklin3301 4 года назад
@B B I don't understand your question Bebe tell me more about what you see
@OneVoiceMore
@OneVoiceMore Год назад
13 mins to say "My guess is, we're looking for a battlefield." Whole lot of sawdust, no beams.
@brantmclendon8014
@brantmclendon8014 Год назад
i wish there were some maps and photos to show the area where that army was. why not look intp ground radar / ladar ?
@rumbled5461
@rumbled5461 4 года назад
I switched off when he said Egypt has 5,000 years of history, the real history goes way back.
@mikloscsuvar6097
@mikloscsuvar6097 4 года назад
More than 5000, you deaf. Written a.k.a less speculative history is just 5000.
@avimukta1
@avimukta1 4 года назад
"more than 5000yrs"
@petervincent9261
@petervincent9261 5 лет назад
The people who said nothing happened in this talk obviously didn't stay or understand... The myth of a lost army was shattered, a lost king found and a battlefield waits to be excavated. That's quite a bit of drama right there!
@marthas.4456
@marthas.4456 5 лет назад
Actually that Egyptian king was a fighter, a hero. He claimed back Egypt from the Persians.
@ancientbear3280
@ancientbear3280 4 года назад
"Battlefield waits to be excavated". We have a theory at this point.
@brycelynch8094
@brycelynch8094 4 года назад
He's an archeologist not a public speaker, we need to be excavating and digging into our history in that part of the world, he's doing important work
@MaxSMoke777
@MaxSMoke777 4 года назад
@@ancientbear3280 Yes! Thank you.
@katiekat4457
@katiekat4457 5 лет назад
I still don’t get why they said the army was lost in a sand storm and all the other things that were in the story. But i am glad he followed his passion and was rewarded by picking the dullest time period of egypt
@dr.elizabethmartin7118
@dr.elizabethmartin7118 4 года назад
Jolly good - THANKS............... cheers
@DouggieDinosaur
@DouggieDinosaur 4 года назад
The Egyptian army followed their passion.
@diamondmeeple
@diamondmeeple 5 лет назад
Discovering a new Egyptian king.... probably pretty nice...
@camerontaylor7471
@camerontaylor7471 5 лет назад
Per Sørlie lmao there were so many! And they did nothing but kill people and boss others around by lying about how fancy they are!
@johnwilson1094
@johnwilson1094 Год назад
If the entire army disappeared, never to be seen or heard of again, how do we know it was a sandstorm, and how do we know they all disappeared into this sandstorm when they were sitting down to breakfast?
@indrajitR
@indrajitR 4 года назад
Amazing
@ernestly8961
@ernestly8961 4 года назад
Fantastic. I fell asleep immediately. No more restless nights!
@hewasfuzzywuzzy3583
@hewasfuzzywuzzy3583 4 года назад
Soooo basically a Persian legend/mystery compelled him to pursue becoming an Egyptologist some day. Cool story bro.
@ianrand9737
@ianrand9737 4 года назад
It is an Egyptian record translated by a Greek traveler about a Persian army
@joziejewelz
@joziejewelz 4 года назад
Awesome!
@masessadat3582
@masessadat3582 3 года назад
good job
@marcosross790
@marcosross790 5 лет назад
I think the commenting experts below, might need to listen the the video again.
@climate-moneymakingcampaig305
@climate-moneymakingcampaig305 4 года назад
Exactly :) to be honest hes presentation is so bad but whoever wants to get what he means will get , his speech was delivered eventho the presentation was not so good .
@timpage5021
@timpage5021 4 года назад
He's mistaken. Herodotus is writing about the Great Psamtik 1st. Rising up to conquer the Assyrian empire of Essarhaddon and Asherbinpal. From the story of Thebes and Temple of Amun. Psamtik regained complete control of upper and lower Egypt. There was no other Egyptian warrior king like him since Thutmoses III
@corinnegomez19
@corinnegomez19 Год назад
Well, being the amateur Egyptologist, I came across this title pleasantly excited. It immediately became apparent that it wasn’t the Egyptian army in question, it was a Persian one. I can only imagine a massive sandstorm is very capable of swallowing an entire army. BUT, no evidence whatsoever. My mind even drifted to a Close Encounter scenario where the Persian army was beamed up whole! And Olaf found Hieroglyphs depicting Persians in the sky being transported to a mother ship. I am eagerly awaiting the discovery of Cleopatra’s tomb. At least then a take from Herodotus would have more bones to it.
@seanwilliams3634
@seanwilliams3634 4 года назад
His total breathless pauses are agonising.
@reencollett6835
@reencollett6835 4 года назад
Nice point, Jeffery Hill! Charles Forte also had a tale,verified by witnesses, of a British regiment in Gallipoli times being covered by a brownish cloud, which then lifted up. The regiment had disappeared. No remains found or explanation was ever given. Who's going around collecting armies??!!
@questioneverything8376
@questioneverything8376 3 года назад
Later excavations proved that the majority were executed by Turks near a small farm in a heavily wooded area near Sulva Bay in the North of the Penninsula. The Turks had their "lost regiment". They totally vanished while on routine patrol before the allied landings. This worried the Turks greatly suspecting mass desertion. Only solved many decades later when bone fragments where discovered by a shepard in a small hollow. They had all been killed by a single shot from the Battleship Queen Elisabeth when it exploded directly over their heads.
@theofficialdiamondlou2418
@theofficialdiamondlou2418 4 года назад
Ever since I was a child I loved everything Egypt. So I became a musician.
@kimbo99
@kimbo99 4 года назад
So if you had loved dinosaurs you would have become a dentist?
@theofficialdiamondlou2418
@theofficialdiamondlou2418 4 года назад
Steve Trueblue no a football player .... 🤦‍♂️🤣
@juyagar6614
@juyagar6614 4 года назад
Thats a very good example for Talk a lot without saying nothing
@allanfifield8256
@allanfifield8256 Год назад
I think that size of ancient armies that have come to us need to be divided by 5 or 10. The logistics (water and food most importantly) of the high numbers are impossible.
@sheepleslayer586
@sheepleslayer586 5 лет назад
A bit misleading, but, very intriguing. Listen to the whole thing.. for your sake.
@TheDba82
@TheDba82 4 года назад
There was once an army of 50,000 Egyptians / really Persians in Egypt, they disappeared in a sandstorm. No one knows if it is a myth or true, the end. Cool story bro.
@rayz639
@rayz639 4 года назад
TheDba82 iirc it’s well recorded because the Persian king who lead the army went mad due to the defeat.
@TheBlackcobra69
@TheBlackcobra69 5 лет назад
I want a movie about an ancient Persian army in the desert vs. Egyptian guerialla war fighters, whether the Egyptians had equal numbers (50,000 men) or less I’m sure it was epic
@martinhasson4942
@martinhasson4942 4 года назад
Is Arguement still going on? I need files and facts! 📠📠📠📠📠📠
@rkpetry
@rkpetry 5 лет назад
*_...Herodotus was an amateur Greek historian, and fascinated by Egyptian geography... I think even spawned the county western croon, "Is it warmer down south than it is in the summer..." (originally referring to the priesthood's explanation for the source of the Nile river way down south, the snow melts from the high mountains near the equator)..._*
@lilytoh3580
@lilytoh3580 4 года назад
Hahaha, Kelly Shaw, u are so funny about these silly boyfriends, a comforting attitude over a bad situation; love it.
@tomdavison9107
@tomdavison9107 4 года назад
Great Tory!
@anthonybrakus5280
@anthonybrakus5280 Год назад
Where can I buy one of those?
@MrEriksson007
@MrEriksson007 4 года назад
let me save you some time... take the title and add... "I guess, this story is really about my life and my adventures"... I hate when they do that...
@dondelgado1497
@dondelgado1497 4 года назад
Exactly!
@davidcoon4424
@davidcoon4424 4 года назад
Excellent story.Please MrEriksson, more Ted Talk video. I am fascinated and hunger for more.Thank you so much.
@Screech032
@Screech032 4 года назад
This makes perfect sense, a sandstorms been stealing my socks out of the dryer for YEARS!
@JohnJ469
@JohnJ469 3 года назад
No, the warm, moist environment allowed them to complete their metamorphosis into a wire coathanger, which transports and appears in your cupboard.
@danielbejaranojr4562
@danielbejaranojr4562 3 года назад
You need a better dryer
@pericbowen4958
@pericbowen4958 3 года назад
...careful....😕
@michaelaaron6463
@michaelaaron6463 3 года назад
Spoiled the story nice
@TenaciousDmitchell
@TenaciousDmitchell 4 года назад
Check for Solar Out Burst. Also use metal detector in grid like pattern of best guess areas. Use satellite with ground penetrating sonar.
@carljones8334
@carljones8334 3 года назад
Ever thought about looking for them in the Red sea? Carl, just journeying through.
@MrK-wu7ci
@MrK-wu7ci 5 лет назад
"Disappearance of a 50.000 Egyptian Army | Olaf Kaper | TEDxEde " The title I think refers to the army of Cambyses, who was Persian, not Egyptian.
@timpage5021
@timpage5021 4 года назад
Yea Cyrus the greats son.
@JohnJohnson-jz9ru
@JohnJohnson-jz9ru 5 лет назад
That's very interesting but I don't understand why you need believe his theory with no evidence over the legends.
@willyam9735
@willyam9735 5 лет назад
Johnson, My thoughts exactly! No evidence to back it up. I watched a Nat-Geo video about a group that did travel to an area that bronze-age bones and weapons were discovered earlier that was not more than a days journey from the armies oasis destination but they were in no condition to attack anything, sand storm or not! All the articles found dated to about the time that that army disappeared. Not proof positive but pretty close.
@MaxSMoke777
@MaxSMoke777 4 года назад
@@willyam9735 I wish you would elaborate more and mention a link or how to find this video. What do you mean "No condition to attack"? It sounds like that video is far more informative and useful then this TED-Talk-Theory.
@climate-moneymakingcampaig305
@climate-moneymakingcampaig305 4 года назад
he told that the king name that was mentioned in that temple was later mentioned as another king of egypt , it simply explains what happenned in that desert and to the rest of invaders ! Sooner or later the battlefield will be found , but we already know what will they find there . Archeolagical timelines are not whole projects , different people in different times will prove them with excavations . What he says is that the 50k didnt go to sky or was lost in the desert , he basically means the mystery is solved
@rikky702
@rikky702 4 года назад
Seheruibre Padibastet, better known with his Hellenised name Petubastis III (or IV, depending on the scholars) was a native Ancient Egyptian ruler, c. 522 - 520 BC, who revolted against Persians.
@arlandoamb6754
@arlandoamb6754 4 года назад
1:22 what did he say did he say and that's it now or was that an edit? Even his body language looked funny but back to the video.
@ericchad9422
@ericchad9422 5 лет назад
Dam, this guy has my dream job. Unfortunately, I will never be able to have that job.
@joshboy0
@joshboy0 5 лет назад
Why?
@anthonymcphucker8754
@anthonymcphucker8754 4 года назад
Obviously you didn't listen to his overall theme at the end of the video XD
@ericchad9422
@ericchad9422 4 года назад
He works at a university with the study of Egyptiaolgy. Why not lol? History and ancient Western history is my main favorite subject.
@darthslackus499
@darthslackus499 4 года назад
They ran into a bare-chested man with a great big hole in the ground that kept yelling: "This is SPARTA!"
@jamesprosper4090
@jamesprosper4090 3 года назад
Dont be taken by Hollywood and entertainment movies, even then at the end , you saw a million arrows killed Spartans,and Persia moved to conquer Athens, burning Persepolis was revenge of that burning, they left that part out, so no 300 men could defeat a million man ,who conquered the whole known world.
@vlufgrod9040
@vlufgrod9040 3 года назад
@@jamesprosper4090 bruh the comment was meant to be a joke
@c7eye
@c7eye 4 года назад
Fantastic
@lucabracco1
@lucabracco1 2 года назад
This is my professor at University Leiden 😃
@Trentberkeley86
@Trentberkeley86 5 лет назад
This is why I can never get into prehistoric stuff. No matter how much you read and research, you still Don’t really know what happened and you're left feeling unfulfilled.
@bsdnfraje
@bsdnfraje 5 лет назад
This isn't prehistoric. He references Herodotus repeatedly.
@bsdnfraje
@bsdnfraje 4 года назад
@Barb Mulvaney Dumbest comment today.
@simplepycodes
@simplepycodes 4 года назад
The title shouldn't be Disappearance of a 50.000 Persian Army?! very shallow talk.
@pauldelaunay6075
@pauldelaunay6075 5 лет назад
Awesome
@GreatWaterCircus
@GreatWaterCircus 5 лет назад
The question I ask is : No one ever survived, the army totally disappeared... so how did they know about the sand storm.
@hereticlife2546
@hereticlife2546 5 лет назад
GreatWaterCircus my first thought
@blznft9513
@blznft9513 4 года назад
Scriptures
@GreatWaterCircus
@GreatWaterCircus 4 года назад
@@blznft9513 So who was there to witness what was written in the scriptures? What is interesting is recently a Geologist found in the desert hundred of skeletal remains... and arrow heads.
@joemeyers4131
@joemeyers4131 Год назад
@@GreatWaterCircus i share from interest that among literature about Egypt into Arabia and ancient Mesopotamia and the Levant that the then remoter and coastal areas far out in the ancient Arabian Peninsula was a place to have very archaic POW or penal colonies ,.like Aussie was once , of peoples or ethnic groups who were defeated in old 3rd Millennium BC wars about the time of the old Akkadian Empire under its powerful kings.. A ancient city was a warring region at times . The losing side eventually exiled from the first rightful domains like home countries or spots. This even explains Australian looking natives today mixed in Arabia. Dark peoples not Arabic . They had been there long time. From prisoner of war groups anciently .. like a theory see ! These peoples split up some on boats to all over the Indian Ocean becoming Austronesians adding more people to coastal fishing cultures to places like New Guinea retreating into forests .
@joemeyers4131
@joemeyers4131 Год назад
Also this may have taken a longer span of time and since very ancient warfare to over 4500 years ago took place around the Near and Middle East.
@patriotpilot6007
@patriotpilot6007 5 лет назад
Alien ships beamed them up. Scotty was at the controls.
@richo9142
@richo9142 4 года назад
This bloke just took me on the scenic, stuttery road to nowhere...
@craig567
@craig567 4 года назад
I wish I read your comment sooner. Thank you
@krismontykrismonty
@krismontykrismonty 4 года назад
Very interesting. Egypt first for me leading to Babylon. I like a good story yes but always like the facts. I watched one video in particular that began the story the same and just stated. “He was known as the drunk King”. He must have got lost and the sandstorm done them in, buried. Doesn’t cut it for me. This gent has given me some information to look over. 👍🏻
@marcymathieu4463
@marcymathieu4463 2 года назад
The Pharos didn’t just disappear they migrated to Europe and started their secret societies and then were sent to found USA .
@krismontykrismonty
@krismontykrismonty 2 года назад
@@marcymathieu4463 I'm pretty sure they're hidden in sight everywhere. Also hidden away where people can't go. Under the Sea,earth and sky pal.
@scmac5155
@scmac5155 2 года назад
Could be the larger part of the army somehow survived and walked out of the desert with Petubastis to take control of Egypt - be a good reason for Darius to try to remove them from history
@steakcrust558
@steakcrust558 5 лет назад
college history professor said Herodotus would often lie to fill in the gaps if he didnt have the full truth and other historians of the era said he was a bit of a liar/exaggerator
@vlufgrod9040
@vlufgrod9040 3 года назад
true. A lot of what he writes are second accounts from other people and were told orally. The stories are bound to have some embellishments. Plus the thing is, Herodotus also believes in mystical things (just like most other people back then). So he writes down things that to us are obviously false, thinking that it indeed happened.
@flanneryred5755
@flanneryred5755 4 года назад
I will never get this 13 minutes of my life back.
@victa80
@victa80 4 года назад
Ok the title got my attention. :)
@timurthelamest5630
@timurthelamest5630 2 года назад
I think the most likely scenario is Cambyses was quite successful in his conquests in Egypt and neighbouring territories in Africa as archaeology and other sources suggests. However, he was assassinated and his brother usurped the throne, only for him to then be overthrown by a group of nobles, one of them being the upcoming Darius the Great.
@ahmadfathy7994
@ahmadfathy7994 Год назад
Egyptian fight him
@timurthelamest5630
@timurthelamest5630 Год назад
@@ahmadfathy7994 Correct. Cambyses fought many people.
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