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Who were the Minoans? (Rise & Fall of the Minoan Civilization) 

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History of the Mysterious Minoans Explained (Who were the Minoans?)
The First Great European Civilization based on the island of Crete.
Link to video I made on the Philistines
• Who were the Philistin...
Link to my video on the Mycenaeans
• Who were the Mycenaean...
Video on what was life like after the bronze age collapse
• What was life like aft...
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@EpimetheusHistory
@EpimetheusHistory 2 года назад
Additional interesting notes: Minoan chronology is very unstable. It is constantly being refined (some early chronologies are very off from the modern ones, which still have no basic consensus) There are some very different scholarly opinions concerning the dating of natural disasters...this makes the delineation between the different ages quite different depending on when an earthquake or Thera’s eruption took place. Traditionally Thera’s eruption was estimated near 1500 BC not long before the Mycenaean conquest. Most recent estimates for Thera’s eruption are in the neighborhood of 1600-ish BC, meaning that Minoan Crete had another period of re-growth and relative prosperity that lasted for approximately a hundred years after Thera erupted. The main deathnail the Thera eruption caused seems like it could be the Mycenaeans independence and the build up of naval power, while the Minoans were busy rebuilding. Also Thera’s eruption was viewed as a more direct cause of the Minoan collapse, in contrast now it is generally viewed as the first domino that triggered a chain reaction that led to their demise.
@just1689
@just1689 2 года назад
> Minoan chronology is very unstable I was going to say, hahaha. Glad you haven't been swarmed by the armchair gang yet 😂
@albertocarrion8341
@albertocarrion8341 2 года назад
AT THIS STAGE I AM GOING BACK AA!AAAAAAAAAAAAAA
@tsarofshadows1347
@tsarofshadows1347 2 года назад
Your videos on the ancient world & bronze age are amazing, they satisfy this unquenchable thirst I have for learning about this time period. You have quickly become my top favorite channel for anything history on RU-vid and I thank you dearly.
@shzarmai
@shzarmai 2 года назад
Great video :)
@iamnoone348
@iamnoone348 2 года назад
Hi Epimetheus... I would like to suggest you to read, (Transforming Manila: China, Islam and Spain in a Global Port City) by Ethan Hawkley.
@cekan14
@cekan14 2 года назад
The Minoan Civilization is probably one of my favourites of Antiquity, because of how fabulous and, at the same time, how misterious their culture seems to us.
@johnsmith-ir1ne
@johnsmith-ir1ne 2 года назад
Minoans, Hatti, Elam, hurrians, mitanni Indo Aryans... So many unsolved mysteries
@Pitbull00000
@Pitbull00000 2 года назад
You know this is way before antiquity right?
@cekan14
@cekan14 2 года назад
@@Pitbull00000 But Antiquity began with the invention of writing, no?
@Bawhoppen
@Bawhoppen 2 года назад
The Etruscans and Minoans both fascinate me
@cekan14
@cekan14 2 года назад
@@Bawhoppen Indeed. As a matter of fact, the word "person" is one of the very few ones that we conserve from the long lost Etruscan language.
@tsopmocful1958
@tsopmocful1958 2 года назад
A civilisation that emerged in a beautiful location, that put a high value upon beauty, influenced other people at the time with beauty, and even just the fragmentary legacy of their beauty still deeply impresses us thousands of years later.
@T.R.A.I.N.I.N.G.
@T.R.A.I.N.I.N.G. 2 года назад
their aesthetics was influenced by near eastern cultures and egypt
@T.R.A.I.N.I.N.G.
@T.R.A.I.N.I.N.G. 2 года назад
their aesthetics was influenced by near eastern cultures and egypt
@HAYAOLEONE
@HAYAOLEONE 2 года назад
@@T.R.A.I.N.I.N.G. influence can mean anything
@bartbannister394
@bartbannister394 Год назад
Go to Crete. Like landing on Mars, (if it had good weather and oceans)
@robinac6897
@robinac6897 3 месяца назад
The beaches are stony.
@perseusofmacedon6918
@perseusofmacedon6918 2 года назад
I am from Crete (land of Minoans) and this is very interesting.
@thewarriorfrog
@thewarriorfrog 2 года назад
Hi Minoan
@Omni_Shambles
@Omni_Shambles 2 года назад
Hello, I love to conquer and secure your land when playing video games. It is very interesting.
@alexvsergeev
@alexvsergeev 2 года назад
Where is your palace located?
@obabas80
@obabas80 2 года назад
Another Cretan (Minoan) checking in. Crete is the most beautiful place on earth!
@arolemaprarath6615
@arolemaprarath6615 2 года назад
Since the Minoans predates the entity of the Hellenes, the Minoan Civilisation isn't part of the Greek history.
@marcello7781
@marcello7781 2 года назад
The channel that made me appreciate the Bronze Age more than I ever thought.
@EpimetheusHistory
@EpimetheusHistory 2 года назад
That is awesome! Glad to hear :)
@juliannasreddin5226
@juliannasreddin5226 2 года назад
A fascinating era indeed
@RexGalilae
@RexGalilae 2 года назад
Watching mysterious civilizations with little to no cultural ties to the modern world rise from nothing is kinda fantasy-like. Excellent escapism
@scintillam_dei
@scintillam_dei 2 года назад
The Bronze Age Collapse was caused by seven years of famine as the Bible says. See my serires crushing atheist myths, and covering the politically-incorrect history of atheism. I welcome atheists to find flaws in my arguments, though I know all they can do is lie, insult and run away, like in my video where I proved the big bang is a lie, in a debate with an atheist fanatic.
@superlegomaster55
@superlegomaster55 2 года назад
My second favourite historical period!
@FlashPointHx
@FlashPointHx 2 года назад
Awesome video! Still remember when I when to visit the palace of Knossos. The ruins were extensive. Can totally understand why people would think of it as a labyrinth.
@calebspain4828
@calebspain4828 2 года назад
You sir have an amazing channel and are greatly underrated !
@bluestar9638
@bluestar9638 2 года назад
Interesting Island, I travelled to and lived and worked there for about a year, sailed to Thira and the Cyclades. A fascinating place full of myth and history. It was the place of the birth of European civilization. Zeus made love to Europa there under a tree which never loses its leaves in winter.
@thalmoragent9344
@thalmoragent9344 2 года назад
@@bluestar9638 Is there actually a tree there that doesn't loose its leaves there, like a Pine Tree?
@bluestar9638
@bluestar9638 2 года назад
@@thalmoragent9344 It is a deciduous tree which normally would lose leaves in fall and winter. Other trees of the same variety in that area in fact lose their leaves. Only that particular tree remains green year round! (It is not a pine tree of any kind.) I have witnessed that and this was also confirmed by local inhabitants on the island. If I recall correctly it is in a southern region of the island called Phaistos....
@thalmoragent9344
@thalmoragent9344 2 года назад
@@bluestar9638 Interesting, must be an old tree. Any scientists study the tree to find out how it's been around for so long without loosing leaves? In a patch of greatly fertile soil I imagine?
@FLOABName
@FLOABName 2 года назад
“Where the males lived in communes training for war and bro-ing it out” Great description of the Spartans.
@johnsmith-ir1ne
@johnsmith-ir1ne 2 года назад
It's really fascinating to see the parallels: so many societies the men do the difficult and dangerous jobs like hunting and fighting, while the women have the colorful clothes and looking pretty 😂 For some reason, I thought Minoans and Spartans wouldn't be so similar I suppose
@Jobe-13
@Jobe-13 2 года назад
“Bro-ing it out”
@aintfalco7968
@aintfalco7968 2 года назад
and the women handled biniss
@wiseonwords
@wiseonwords 2 года назад
@@Jobe-13 - A euphemism for sodomy, no doubt!
@meanders9221
@meanders9221 2 года назад
Minoans: "We will build back better!" Minoans: "Again!" Minoans: "Again." Minoans: "Screw it..."
@shinsenshogun900
@shinsenshogun900 2 года назад
Theseus barges in and would like to take a quest in the ruins
@johnsmith-ir1ne
@johnsmith-ir1ne 2 года назад
Make Minoans sail again!
@venom6885
@venom6885 2 года назад
@@johnsmith-ir1ne minoans was brownie sea people's not white was north Africans hispanic
@thetrolluminati9714
@thetrolluminati9714 2 года назад
@@venom6885 da hell, I can't understand what you wrote.
@venom6885
@venom6885 2 года назад
@@thetrolluminati9714 the 🐂 bull is in Spain celtic cultures new York Birmingham. France sea people's and Greek north Africans
@comedylongpantsgamer3608
@comedylongpantsgamer3608 2 года назад
I am honestly awed by the amount of work given to your documentary on the Minoans. Like seriously, I've been delving deep into the Bronze and early Iron Age by watching you, Kings and Generals, Cogito, and ect.(It's a long list which might boggle even my own mind). And honestly, I like the new style of motion and just videos of water and the coastal areas in the introduction. It really brings up the sea vibe when it comes to the Minoans.
@Bogey1022
@Bogey1022 2 года назад
10 seconds in I had to pause to tell you how excited I am to see that footage with your art over it. Great job. I'm cised!!
@EpimetheusHistory
@EpimetheusHistory 2 года назад
I spent the day traveling to the ocean and back to film the ocean and tide pools on my phone. Happy you like the finished product :)
@darthcheesecake3392
@darthcheesecake3392 2 года назад
Glad to see a new video from you my dude. As usual seems excellent! I'm actually thinking of running a tabletop game based around the Bronze Age Collapse and your videos were some of the first things that sparked my interest in the period!
@EpimetheusHistory
@EpimetheusHistory 2 года назад
Awesome man! Sounds fun :)
@maggotroot
@maggotroot 2 года назад
Make sure to advertise here for us when it’s ready))
@darthcheesecake3392
@darthcheesecake3392 2 года назад
@@maggotroot Oh! oh no. This isn't going to be a streamed game. I'd be far too nervous to put something up on youtube like that, and it'd probably be pretty boring viewing since I mostly use theater of the mind in place of tokens and other visual aides. I'm touched by the interest though!
@devingunnels3251
@devingunnels3251 2 года назад
I've been wanting to try that, too. What system were you thinking of using?
@darthcheesecake3392
@darthcheesecake3392 2 года назад
@@devingunnels3251 I'll likely use the Chronicles system. While the system itself is more properly focused on the supernatural it won't be too hard to adapt it to a more mundane historical setting. I briefly considered using the ASoIaF system but found it a bit clunky. For the uninitiated the Chronicles system is the base set that goes to games like Vampire the Requiem and its cohorts.
@gediminasmorkys3589
@gediminasmorkys3589 2 года назад
My main interest in Minoans was that their composite bowmen had the longest range in Age of Empires. Also, the Minotaur 🙂 Fun to hear something about their real history.
@KirkFetkovic
@KirkFetkovic 2 года назад
in later Greek periods, Cretan archers were renowned across the Mediterranean for their skill and fought as mercenaries for most notable empires of their day
@xana6696
@xana6696 2 года назад
There Minoans in Age Of Empire?
@gediminasmorkys3589
@gediminasmorkys3589 2 года назад
@@xana6696 yes 🙂
@kellharris2491
@kellharris2491 Год назад
I loved my age of empire's
@mihail6446
@mihail6446 2 года назад
My eastern Mediterranean ancestors. Hello from Greece 🧿💙
@daniell1483
@daniell1483 2 года назад
The Minoans have been one of the most fascinating cultures ever for me. There is so much we don't know about them and who doesn't like a good mystery? I can't help but wonder how history would have changed had Crete not been hit by one disaster after another; the people then must have thought the world itself was set on their destruction. Or their gods, if they had any. Also fantastic art here, Epimetheus.
@Zodroo_Tint
@Zodroo_Tint 11 месяцев назад
Is it fascinating because you don't know anything about them or is it fascinating because what you know about them? Because if you find them fascinating just because you barelly know anything about them then why are not the Sea People or the elamites or everything non mesopotamian bronze age culture is more fascinating for you?
@magnusekenhjarta3436
@magnusekenhjarta3436 2 года назад
Love the Minoan civilization, and ever since I visited the Knossos Palace complex as a child, its creative and unique art has always stood out to me as a very special heritage of our species. Thank you Epimethius - your videos and story telling is on point as always?
@benz8681
@benz8681 2 года назад
Love the art in your videos. Wish I could travel to Crete and see the sites. Love ancient history 📜
@EpimetheusHistory
@EpimetheusHistory 2 года назад
Glad you like my drawings! :)
@KTChamberlain
@KTChamberlain 2 года назад
I'm surprised that you didn't mention a funny little tidbit where the Minoans in Crete actually manufactured a pair of sandals, shipped to the actual Hammurabi in Babylon, and he sends them back, wanting a refund. Why'd he return them? Too small? Too last millennium? The world may never know.
@someguy2744
@someguy2744 Год назад
Must have been one of those Y shaped flip-flops. He specifically asked for normal sandals that arch over the whole foot.
@yuriydiakunchak2400
@yuriydiakunchak2400 3 месяца назад
😮😮
@yuriydiakunchak2400
@yuriydiakunchak2400 3 месяца назад
😅
@geneberrocal3220
@geneberrocal3220 2 месяца назад
He should've ordered them from the Amazons.
@achaeanmapping4408
@achaeanmapping4408 2 года назад
We just did a test on the Minoans and Myceneans at school a few days ago, and ive been getting into the bronze age era in Greece again, great timing!
@CoffeeSuccubus
@CoffeeSuccubus 2 года назад
The Minoans aren't Greek tho. They're completely separate.
@niklask8753
@niklask8753 2 года назад
@@CoffeeSuccubus he said in greece not greek
@kostask4747
@kostask4747 2 года назад
@@CoffeeSuccubus No. The Minoans are known as the first Greek civilization
@myronkaisides6791
@myronkaisides6791 2 года назад
If not Greeks then what?
@niklask8753
@niklask8753 2 года назад
@@myronkaisides6791 Minoans. Who are of early european farmer ancestry
@Replicaate
@Replicaate 2 года назад
The Minoans are so fascinating - we can infer so much just on what little remains they left, but there's so much we'll probably never know, barring time travel being invented. I guess that's why they've endured in our imaginations for so long, there's so much unknown that we have no option BUT to imagine.
@camm.2000
@camm.2000 2 года назад
Hay man, you should talk about historical events in the Bronze Age, like the creation of the wheel and it’s origins and the Trojan war, that is a future idea. I always like your Bronze Age videos, have a good day!
@ObtuseGoose2
@ObtuseGoose2 2 года назад
There are many videos about Mycenae and Troy story
@Zeyede_Seyum
@Zeyede_Seyum 2 года назад
I thought it was a myth🤔
@assyrianbetnahrian9574
@assyrianbetnahrian9574 2 года назад
Assyria.
@ObtuseGoose2
@ObtuseGoose2 2 года назад
@@assyrianbetnahrian9574 that’s Alexander
@assyrianbetnahrian9574
@assyrianbetnahrian9574 2 года назад
@@ObtuseGoose2 what's Alexander ?
@IKeepItReal100
@IKeepItReal100 2 года назад
Just discovered you like three days ago and I can't stop watching. I'm glad to see you're still active bro. Keep up the good work, sir!
@johnsmith-ir1ne
@johnsmith-ir1ne 2 года назад
Seriously, his best work is literally the most recent 6 or so videos This guy's on a roll
@ravensthatflywiththenightm7319
@ravensthatflywiththenightm7319 2 года назад
Waited a long time for this one
@hewhoshallnotbenamed5168
@hewhoshallnotbenamed5168 2 года назад
Hell yeah, a new Epimetheus video! Good to have you back man!
@Kagemusha08
@Kagemusha08 2 года назад
You're really leveling up your production! I especially like the explanation of why Bronze was so essential to the ancient world at 3:40 You break down and communicate history incredibly well.
@diananievesavellanet
@diananievesavellanet 2 года назад
OMG, YOUR POST IS ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE! I started following you a few years back. AND, I AM SOOOOOOOO happy I did. You're videos, your vast amount of work into each video, leave many other historians in THE DUST! 4 years of high school, 4 years in college & many years in private study. AND NOTHING I LEARNED, COMPARES TO YOUR TEACHING VIDEOS. Thank you seems, to me weak words--yet, I CAN'T THANK YOU ENOUGH FOR YOUR VIDEOS!!!🤗
@pomtubes1205
@pomtubes1205 2 года назад
Wow... epimetheus, your videos just keep getting better! We're proud of you! Seriously, this is so impressive...
@k.c1126
@k.c1126 2 года назад
This was MUCH more interesting than the dry discussion we had when I was in school .... lol ... I'm still fascinated by the fact that their script has still not been deciphered. We need a neo-Rosetta Stone.
@karolcebulski4472
@karolcebulski4472 2 года назад
Welcom back and thank you, you've been missed. Keep doing what you are doing.
@MarcusAgrippa390
@MarcusAgrippa390 2 года назад
The production values have seriously improved with this video. Kudos on a job well done sir!
@pectenmaximus231
@pectenmaximus231 2 года назад
This was an exceptional video. Succinct, and as ‘linear’ as possible while still noting areas of debate/uncertainty where appropriate. Also, really great work on finding/selecting the artworks or other relevant images that you bring on screen.
@JustinianG
@JustinianG 2 года назад
Considering why you liked this vid I think you'll likely enjoy mine even more ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-JGuCSTqTahs.html
@kamikazesoviet
@kamikazesoviet 2 года назад
Epinetheus, so glad to see you back after some time off. Love your videos, I could listen to them all day.
@dootxdoot1943
@dootxdoot1943 2 года назад
love your content man! I don't think I'm alone in saying we would love to see some longer form videos with even more details
@overipecanine1485
@overipecanine1485 2 года назад
At last. No more waiting. I love me my Minoan history!
@UnclePorkchop
@UnclePorkchop 2 года назад
I just discovered your channel and glad I did! Your artwork and story telling is amazing! Keep up the great work!
@jacobemrich1735
@jacobemrich1735 2 года назад
Just wanted to say I've been a fan of the channel for a while and your editing and illustration has really improved, keep at it!
@Calyrekt
@Calyrekt 2 года назад
Great video, one of the most interesting histories you've covered yet I think!
@comingverysoon
@comingverysoon 2 года назад
I know 495K may seem like a lot of subscribers to many, but your channel really should have 4-5 million because of the quality content. Thanks for another great video. Much appreciated.
@paulheydarian1281
@paulheydarian1281 Год назад
Most people aren't that interested in ancient history. Best to focus on quality over quantity.
@AustrianChaos
@AustrianChaos 2 года назад
Highly interesting stuff, great work!
@farazsworkshop
@farazsworkshop 2 года назад
Glad you recovered from you know what. And we have you producing these videos. Enjoying what Ive seen so far.
@N1RKW
@N1RKW 2 года назад
Excellent video! Thank you for making such an easy to digest history of the Minoans, I enjoyed it very much.
@charlieboone1298
@charlieboone1298 2 года назад
Always excited when I get an Epimetheus notification :)
@pollos9238
@pollos9238 2 года назад
I swear your content gets better quality and better everything per episode!
@EpimetheusHistory
@EpimetheusHistory 2 года назад
THanks pollos! :)
@darkjedi55
@darkjedi55 2 года назад
Excellent video, always excited to see a new one pop up
@catto3504
@catto3504 2 года назад
Always happy to wake up and see a new video in the feed!
@mehdi-abdelalidahmani9744
@mehdi-abdelalidahmani9744 2 года назад
Great video. As always.
@nickronin9618
@nickronin9618 2 года назад
greetings from Crete around the world 🌍
@BichinAround
@BichinAround 2 года назад
Awesome video! Thank you very much for this content! Loved it ❤👍🏻
@PatrickFournierTheMusicMan
@PatrickFournierTheMusicMan 2 года назад
this channel is a treasure trove of information about ancient history. Every Video im astounded by what i learn about the origins of civilization. Well worth every view!
@Warmaker01
@Warmaker01 2 года назад
Seems very impressive with what the Minoans had. Weird how they essentially got along with each other on Crete to the point of unifying into a larger, stronger power. Usually any sort of unification almost always involved military conquest. They had such a strong thing going on that it took back-to-back natural disasters of such a high magnitude to do them in. Makes me wonder how much longer their civilization would have gone on without those disasters.
@MeelisMatt
@MeelisMatt 11 месяцев назад
I have a feeling they were spiritually and mentally on high level so they Made well calculated decisions that didn't damage their society for a long time.
@wernerhasenpusch8459
@wernerhasenpusch8459 2 года назад
Glad that you're back. 😃
@EpimetheusHistory
@EpimetheusHistory 2 года назад
Thanks! 😃
@bradm.c.9569
@bradm.c.9569 2 года назад
Another concise history video from Epimetheus!
@ChIGuY-town22_
@ChIGuY-town22_ 2 года назад
As always a pleasure to watch your videos, thanks for your hard work.
@rrocketman
@rrocketman 2 года назад
Brilliant, thank you. I have walked the ruins of Knossos and other remote sites in Crete and highly recommend it to everyone. Πολύ καλό βίντεο!
@joaosiqueira43
@joaosiqueira43 2 года назад
I'm extremely fascinated by this civilization, and time period in general. I'm writing a rpg vaguely involving the Minoan Civilization right now. It was such a nice coincidence that this channel, that i enjoy so much, posted a video about them.
@Alexs.2599
@Alexs.2599 2 года назад
@DOJA FOX They were not Black at all. They were a Mediterranean people with light olive skin. Crete is an island of that is a part of Europe.
@Alexs.2599
@Alexs.2599 2 года назад
@DOJA FOX They were comparing their skin to theirs. North Africans were and for most part not Black. Greeks thought of their skin as best of both worlds. Not as paled skinned as Northerners, which they saw as weak, but not as dark as the civilizations to the south of them. Only Ethiopians, their ancient Abyssinian ancestors, Greeks described as black obviously. But not the Nile delta Egyptians or the Levant Phoenicians.
@Tekmirion
@Tekmirion 2 года назад
Respected and very well presented Epimetheus! Congruts!
@brazy8427
@brazy8427 2 года назад
Another amazing video, this channel never disappoints.
@lymanbrown-whitehill2884
@lymanbrown-whitehill2884 2 года назад
Definitely a fascinating civilization. I'm a big fan of the novel The King Must Die, which is set in a fictionalized version of Minoan Crete.
@randomvintagefilm273
@randomvintagefilm273 2 года назад
As a female, I think I would have enjoyed being a Minoan woman. I remember doing a research paper on their society in college and was impressed with their culture and the positions women held. They had lots of dolphins and sea life frescos painted on their walls.
@daniels7907
@daniels7907 2 года назад
It actually makes a lot of sense in a heavily seafaring society. The best way for men to be able to sail, explore and trade was to have women assume control of land-based industry. This freed the men to take to the sea while the women kept business running back on Crete and in the palaces.
@osmanbey8796
@osmanbey8796 2 года назад
@@daniels7907 Their demise was linked to that. Most societies where women were very influential ended up being wiped out entirely by more patriarchal societies which are just BETTER at organising strong, centralized and sophisticated states.
@oceanplanet8160
@oceanplanet8160 2 года назад
@@osmanbey8796 Pfft.
@ernie.99
@ernie.99 2 года назад
@@osmanbey8796 how bout patriarchal societies stop waging wars and destroying everything 🤡
@tahahagar7664
@tahahagar7664 2 года назад
@@ernie.99 I hope she sees this bro 😂👍🏽
@thedoo777
@thedoo777 2 года назад
Thank you so much for this video always keep me informed
@roubinnick
@roubinnick 2 года назад
Your videos never disappoint, Epimetheus!
@exposingproxystalkingorgan4164
@exposingproxystalkingorgan4164 2 года назад
Ancient history, in general, is fascinating for any period and culture.
@SidheGaliza
@SidheGaliza 2 года назад
I love the Minoans, so seeing this video was up made my day! Very informative and your art just keeps getting better and better, but I have to admit, the "vitamin-d deficiency look" bit made me laugh way too hard. Great work as usual!
@johnsmith-ir1ne
@johnsmith-ir1ne 2 года назад
It was a more gentle way of saying "albino mannequins" lol
@whereswaldo5740
@whereswaldo5740 2 года назад
So no tanning parlors? Hmmm.
@Paethgoat
@Paethgoat 2 года назад
Today I learned the meaning of your channel name. Such fascinating aspects of mythology that I missed growing up.
@jessklay8594
@jessklay8594 10 месяцев назад
Loved this! Now I need to watch the extended version & also the philistine vid
@Matteus2109
@Matteus2109 2 года назад
It honestly kills me knowing how much we'll NEVER know about this culture, along with other cultures from history.
@dbetaki8846
@dbetaki8846 Год назад
It’s how ancient Greek civilization started
@TheWinterShadow
@TheWinterShadow 2 года назад
Epimetheus, my history brother my history brother....well done! But more on the Minoans! We need more on the Minoans. Peace.
@jacquiecotillard9699
@jacquiecotillard9699 2 года назад
Love the use of b-roll, especially laying out the Palatial periods. Gorgeous
@rickmelhuish1602
@rickmelhuish1602 2 года назад
Well done. Always love your videos!
@TJ11692
@TJ11692 2 года назад
My favorite historian is back!
@forditroj
@forditroj 2 года назад
I heard they were great archers too, and many times in history they were used as mercenaries to other states in the region. I have been to the palace of Knossos . It was an unforgettable experience as well as the entire island where I spent an amazing holiday.
@RosendahlMusic
@RosendahlMusic Год назад
very informative, thank you Epimetheus!
@edwelndiobel1567
@edwelndiobel1567 2 года назад
I love your art/animations and voice, they are very unique. Dont ever change it!
@Joker-yw9hl
@Joker-yw9hl 2 года назад
And now I want to play the original Age of Empires
@youchoober4515
@youchoober4515 2 года назад
Lov ur vidz
@alexmccullough1961
@alexmccullough1961 2 года назад
Always a pleasure when a new epimetheus video comes out
@m.a.9571
@m.a.9571 2 года назад
I still remember your first video and looking at your art now is pretty unbelievable to think about.
@Mollywinelover
@Mollywinelover 2 года назад
Very interesting. In games I play starting on islands is the hardest way to start. Looking at civilizations that managed to expand always gives me the drive to start again as one
@thenoblepoptart
@thenoblepoptart 2 года назад
An island offers excellent protection from enemies, look at the people of Corsica and Sardinia, many living there bear the ancient ancestry of people who have been living on those islands longer than any other European has lived in any part of continental Europe, with a few exceptions.
@RexGalilae
@RexGalilae 2 года назад
It's quite the opposite, actually. Island civs are the best starting position for beginners as it gives them a protected, easily manageable piece of land. You don't have to fight wars to survive and can focus on tech and economy early on, only choosing to fight wars on your terms and on foreign soil with the seafaring mastery you've achieved all these years. We can see the same situation for the Minoans as well
@Artur_M.
@Artur_M. 2 года назад
Superb video and expert usage of the 'Godiva hair' trope (supplement by snakes and axes) for censorship. Oh, the Minoan fashion sense. 😉
@aaronlopez3585
@aaronlopez3585 2 года назад
Epimetheus excellent video and congratulations on 500k Subscribers.
@genjiglove6124
@genjiglove6124 2 года назад
Love your videos man keep up the great work 👍
@swedichboy1000
@swedichboy1000 2 года назад
Could you also do one about the kingdom of Alashiya?
@just1689
@just1689 2 года назад
What a fun history lesson. Thanks Epimetheus
@EpimetheusHistory
@EpimetheusHistory 2 года назад
Glad you enjoyed it Justin!
@Godsglory777
@Godsglory777 5 месяцев назад
Thanks for all your hard work. I especially appreciate how you show the map as you describe these ancient bronze age civilizations. It really helps me to remember the geographical location of these civilizations while simultaneously remembering certain facts about them in connection with their geography. Great stuff!
@thecosmiccode7169
@thecosmiccode7169 2 года назад
great video. i learned a few new things today about them.
@k00lkidz4
@k00lkidz4 2 года назад
Babe wake up, the new Epimetheus video dropped
@MMFan2004
@MMFan2004 2 года назад
Hey, you came back. Thank you for returned Epimetheus.
@gfresh513
@gfresh513 2 года назад
Really interesting! I was lucky enough to go to Crete and see the palace. Thanks for making the video!
@gappayayo4602
@gappayayo4602 2 года назад
Great video as always
@surstromming8065
@surstromming8065 2 года назад
Finally!
@shivanshgilhotra701
@shivanshgilhotra701 2 года назад
Please make video about sinauli's discovery This has power to change history we read
@oli1929
@oli1929 2 года назад
Very interesting video, thank you!
@hefeibao
@hefeibao 2 года назад
Nice summary, well done.
@WargameRus
@WargameRus 2 года назад
Хорошее видео.
@jhonsepulvedo6750
@jhonsepulvedo6750 Год назад
I've always heard the Crete's are very cool people greetings from USA ❤
@emmaavelar2325
@emmaavelar2325 2 года назад
Great video! Love the art!
@interestinglife934
@interestinglife934 2 года назад
You always seem to talk about stuff that's a bit different. I love it.
@scott2452
@scott2452 2 года назад
The historic importance of Crete is reflected in myth as it was where Zeus grew up
@mud6866
@mud6866 2 года назад
Unless he was a real person. It seems some ancient cultures liked to name the most popular and powerful people gods.
@GarfieldRex
@GarfieldRex 2 года назад
Minoans are one of my favorite mysterious civilizations 👌
@barrylane4164
@barrylane4164 2 года назад
Excellent! Thank you so much. I have always been attracted by this mysterious culture and plan to visit Crete next spring (2022) if travel conditions will allow!
@christophe5756
@christophe5756 2 года назад
I really liked this one! Thanks!
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