Santorini - The Thera Cataclysm 

@@katerinapatiniotis5598 You do seem adamant about the validity of the theory in this presentation. Do you have any evidence or links to evidence which you could present to support your possibly justified claim ?

I did a paper on this in university. Makes Krakatoa look like a hiccough! 🌋

Holes in Earth's crust which leads magma to escape to Earth's surface won't close so if even volcano is sleeping for ages or millenniums it tell's nothing about it's status. It can erupt anytime later

not to mention the fucking heinz kissvelvet narration! but yeah very informative and interesting

Yea cannot use who lives in a glass house who throws the stones . Putas do better an then we will see😮😅😊

How is old you now ?

Find any evidence of civilization under the water???

Comparatively little is known about the consequences of the Minoan cataclysm. Friedrich discusses some of these in his book (Friedrich: Fire in the Sea; Cambridge University Press 2000). For example, how badly Crete was affected or whether there was a climate deterioration in China.

Hello Possumn1138, we have no reports or scientific hypotheses about the duration of the Thera cataclysm. However, one can assume that the cataclysm was similar to the eruption of Gunung Tambora (which was probably even larger). The volcanologist Clive Oppenheimer summarizes it (Eruptions that shook the world; 2011): There was a precursor eruption (there was one on Santorini, too) on April 5th 1815, which lasted about 2 to 3 hours, this had a magnitude of 5 on the VEI (same as Vesuvius 79 AD or Mt. St. Helens). The main explosion occurred in the evening of 10 April and lasted 24 hours (VEI magnitude 7). Of these, about 3 hours were accounted for by the first plinian eruption, the rest by further continuous explosions and associated pyroclastic flows that devastated the entire Sanggar Peninsula. Smaller explosions at regular intervals continued until 15 July. Greetings hth

@@hthvideography Thank you for the information, I had no information on this event, if it were hours, days, or even months. I do have a second question; why do some seem to disregard the olive tree carbon dating?

@@hthvideography An den Tonsprecher; darf ich Sie auffordern sich mit mir in Verbindung zu setzen damit ich Ihnen hinweise geben kann, wie Sie ihre Ausprache auf Englisch deutlich verbessern könnten. Die ausgezeichnete Arbeit in diesem video verliert leider viel durch das gemetzel der Ausprache.

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@@marioarchuleta8723 Erduition not your strongest quality ?

What ? 🤣

Unfortunately, there will ALWAYS be dislikes.... people don't like the narrator's accent, they belong to fringe groups with odd views of history, they are purists who don't like the dramatic introduction... it's no biggie. That said, i heartily agree with you: for many, even a BIT of real science and well-researched information are indeed "too much" to handle.

1 dislike from me caused by this German Englisch mixed words

⁠@@wernerpohlmannoh so sorry he doesn’t speak perfect English or German or whatever you speak. Wahhhhhhhhh

According to the latest scientific findings, the period between the Thera cataclysm and the end of the Minoan civilisation is around 200 years, i.e. eight generations. A simple causal connection - as often assumed by scientists in the past and still today in esoteric circles - is therefore extremely unlikely. Of course, this does not rule out a complex chain of effects with feedback loops as causes: f.e. destruction of and damage to important harbours, impairment of traditional trade routes, famine, local uprisings, etc... hth

Sorrry, I have to disagree, because that no longer corresponds to the latest state of research. According to that, the explosive power of the Thera volcano was less than assumed. Only about one third of Aniakchak II, which erupted 30 years earlier (1645 BC). In addition, Egypt was only marginally affected by the volcanic ash cloud. See also my new video "Akrotiri - the Frescoes and the Cataclysm"

Santorini (or better Thera) was indeed known as kalliste, but I am reffering here to the pre-Kameni island, which formed after 197 BC. Plinius (Naturalis Historiae 4.70) gives its name as hiera (for a summary of the historical sources see Friedrich "Fire in the sea" Cambridge UP, 2000, p. 184-185)

Why . ? It's perfectly understandable to me. And majority of viewers . I would rather offer thanks to the producer for actually doing this .!

@@2msvalkyrie529 Do I really need to list 20 serious pronunciation mistakes ? Or are you a German native used to the classic Germanic mistakes in English.

da haben sie aber viel zu tun!!!! im übrigen sollten sie entweder alles klein schreiben oder zumindest versuchen, sich der deutschen standardrechtschreibung zu bedienen!

Als Ausländer, bediene ich mir gerne Ihres beeseren Wissens, Sie können von mir aus sämtlich Fehler auflisten.@@paulludwigvolzing2548

Thank you

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I agree!!! 100% There are evidence to prove that.

@@dorianblue979 You are WRONG!!!

@@vice4134 Show us the evidence.

So make a video with the correct information. We’ll all be watching for it!

Langelot SNIF The correct way to phrase it is " You haven't found" So don't be a jerk.

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Check your tiny language supremacy bs. The narrator is likely Scandinavian. And the information is as correct as the science has worked out now.

you haven't "FOUND" anyone who is able to comment in proper English lol

Fail. English isn’t the only language on this planet. You’re not even great at it.

I highly doubt that he allowed thousands of people to die miles and miles away, just to get his Jews out of Egypt! If he did, I don't think it's worth believing in Him anymore!

I don’t think god did it. Maybe it’s Satan

@@jeremyeli6006 How about no one did it? Works great for me.

The eruption was réal, provable. The ZIONIST in Egypt is not!

Ridiculous ! It's perfectly understandable to anyone with more than 2 working brain cells !

It's greek

They hope it will hold off long enough to be somebody else’s problem.

@@rd8370 yep, you are right: their grandchildren problem

Volcanic rock and ash degrades into highly fertile soil.

why so many tourists travel in such "dangerous" zones?

@@paulludwigvolzing2548I suppose they have an interest in visiting different places that interest them. Beats never going further then 25 miles where one lives.

"The Aegean Sea is an elongated embayment of the Mediterranean Sea located between Europe's Balkan peninsula and Asia's Anatolia peninsula." (wiki) Furthermore, I would like to point out, that - as a convinced European - I am not at all interested in nationalistic disputes. I use this term purely in a geographical/geological sense (see my video about Nisyros).

@@hthvideography Grow up. It's called Aegean sea. That's the official geographic name of the sea. What the heck are you talking about politics? You're the one refusing to call the sea as Aegean and insisting to call it as plain Mediterranean as if it doesn't have already an official name. Check the map please. Mediterranean sea is the basin underneath Greece, Italy, Sardinia and Corsica, Malta, Spain, Cyprus, the Levant (Israel, Lebanon, Syria, Palestine and above North Africa and some of southern Turkey. And you believe what Wikipedia says? If it says that Germany is part of France would you believe it? Consult a map and see where Santorini is. Is in the middle of the Aegean sea. It's not in the Mediterranean sea. Cyclades is a group of Greek islands in the middle of the Aegean sea. Check your facts before you make a video on my country. Half of it it's false shitty information. And learn to speak English properly. Everyone in your country speaks English. Who are you to cancel all sea names and call them all Mediterranean?? How about the Adriatic sea off the coast of Croatia?? It's Mediterranean too?? Grow up. And make a proper video with less falsehoods.

@@hthvideography You wouldn’t have a clue about the Mediterranean Sea , so don’t pretend to be an expert

@@hthvideography Είμαι από την Ελλάδα.🌊Υπέροχη δουλειά,συνέχισε έτσι!!💐🌞🌞

ma mathenete na milate ligo ellinika! @@HopeWilhelmina