Troy: The Mystery Of The Doomed City Of Greek Dark Ages | Lost Worlds | Real History

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Lost Worlds investigates the very latest archaeological finds at three remote and hugely significant sites - Angkor Wat, Troy and Persepolis. Lost Worlds travels to each site and through high-end computer graphics, lavish re-enactment and the latest archaeological evidence brings them to stunning televisual life. From the 900-year-old remains of Angkor Wat in the Cambodian jungle the staggering City of the God Kings is recreated. From Project Troia, in North West Turkey, the location of the biggest archaeological expedition ever mounted the lost city is stunningly visualised and finally from Persepolis the city and the great Persian Empire are brought to life.
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@kimberlyperrotis8962 Год назад

I’m a geologist and the sea having recessed a few miles over such flat terrain in the time elapsed is not unusual, and it has been well-documented elsewhere in the Mediterranean. The geophysicist’s studies seem to be confirming this and can be relied upon. But, that’s not a “deep drill”, tens of meters is very shallow drilling, we can drill many thousands.

@alainaaugust1932 Месяц назад

This Real History is well dated, as indicated by a Washington post 2/28/93 article. Korfman died in 2005. Dan, Susan and Matt, it would be nice to know the current status of the meaning of Illium. This is past history about ancient history. Valuable but 30+ years old.

@johnnyboyvan Год назад

Clearly this was Troy. End of story.

@chrisskinner6291 Год назад

Nothing is lost in this world just covered up

@johncollins211 Год назад

Covered with dirt.

@grantwithers Год назад

great program guys

@greggcarrier5831 6 месяцев назад

Prefer earlier periods but great work really enjoyed , not dry but with life . How people ived and thought of their world , ' oh my , what joy ' . Love my modern clothes , shoes , kitchen and toilet paper , bidet and computer , air conditoner would not wish to live without .

@tazkrebbeks3391 Год назад

So some guy got pissed because some other guys stole, kidnapped and or commandeered, walked away with his wife or girlfriend. But did he really steal her? Kidnap her? Commandeer her? or was she just fed up with the other guy's bs. And left with this other dude. Think about it. Now you know. That is all.

@grantwithers Год назад

wife stealin not as uncommon back then as it is today tho bro lol, especially if she's the best looking woman ever.

@tazkrebbeks3391 Год назад

@@grantwithers. One man's treasure is another man's junk. 🎃🎃🎃

@Teresa-ih4sn Год назад

Yup! Sounds good to me!

@robertcessford3745 2 месяца назад

Check out Herodotus, he says there were a bunch of wife kidnappings going on at the time.

@rachelstrahan2486 Год назад

👍

@kimberlyperrotis8962 Год назад

Unfortunately, Schlieman was a treasure hunter, not an archaeologist. He would never have found the site without Frank Calvert, to whom he never even gave a mention, much less credit for Calvert’s discovery of Troy at Hisarlik. He took all the gold found throughout this dig and decked his wife out in it, without noting it’s context, level, location, etc. That says it all. He wasn’t much better than those ISIS looters who blow up anything ancient in the hope of finding gold to finance their terror attacks on those who don’t follow their extreme religion.

@greggcarrier5831 6 месяцев назад

First lesson of History is to forget everything that happened after that time period one is looking at . You only know what that person , group of people at that location knew , how they thought , seen their world , their values their beliefs . Sorry but Mr. Schlieman even for that date , he lacked the highest ideals he should have had . But he was was not trained , nor did he have acidemic training of method of thought , but a deep passion to look . At that time most others did about as much damage to sites they dug up .During Roman times the site was well noted tourist stop . Check out Sumerian tablets being destoryed until the thought that they might be important . Best wishes in the joys of understanding earths geology and anything else that you find of interest .

@kimberlyperrotis8962 Год назад

It’s not relevant, but I love how European men are wearing scarves nowadays, like the archaeologist here.

@oldtestament8052 Год назад

The ocean was lower 3000 years ago among other things so I am finding some issues with your findings

@RAJohns Год назад

The Iliad is true, in a parallel dimension.

@captaingraybeard Год назад

How old is this? I just a tourist wearing a California raisins shirt.

@giuseppelogiurato5718 Год назад

Well, you heard it from the grapevine... You're still young if you think this is old. 🤣

@maryvirginiapringle6415 Год назад

Manfred Korfmann died in 2005

@ahar7624 7 месяцев назад

@@giuseppelogiurato5718😂😂 thats the truth

@oker59 Год назад

I read Homer's Iliad to read about the Trojan horse; only to find there was no Trojan Horse in the Iliad. The Trojan Horse is an invention of the Odyssey and elaborated upon by Virgil. I think that's proof enough there was no Trojan horse. But, that doesn't mean there wasn't a late bronze age war.

@oker59 Год назад

Further, I found that Robert Graves "The Greek Myths" proved Sir James Frazer's "The Golden Bough" in spades. One of the main things in

@ismaelhernandez6866 Год назад

The sack of troy is described in the Aneid by Virgil. Not a bad documentary but the writer should at least read the Iliad if they want to talk about it. Also I strongly recommend Stanley Lombardo's translations of the Iliad, Odyssey, and the Aneid. Very approachable.

@oker59 Год назад

@@ismaelhernandez6866 I don't know which translation of Homer I read; but, i'm sure some hard core Homer scholar will say there's better translations and such.

@ismaelhernandez6866 Год назад

@@oker59 oh, no doubt. As a kid I tried reading some of those translations but I could never get through them. I recommend Mr. Lombardo's translation because they are easy to read, which makes it more enjoyable. These stories were meant to be heard by the common people, as to say mostly the illiterate lower classes of those times. Now I read more "better" translations but still find the simple translation more enjoyable. I guess it all depends on what you enjoy.

@kurtisgonzales37 Год назад

@@ismaelhernandez6866 thank you for that. Trying to keep up in the iliad is a joke for me. 🤷😂 It's not that I can't understand it. It's just not as simple to read. Like I have to read every word individually and take them in completely. Know any easier reads for the divine comedy?

@chrisskinner6291 Год назад

All who gives Any sort of history or his story should be looked at as much as the so called places they have found .

@margaritaxhorxhi5247 Год назад

3000 years beafor greek country did’t egzist Troy is in Albania There are to big kastle and to sities 1-Troi+2-tropoj Have maajner and forest wich Homer was write to book Iliada I don’t understand why histori is politik Troy albania linguage meaning-= ground, soil Albania people evry year pay taks for properti wich we call this taks -trojes