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Onassis's first job in Buenos Aires was rowing a boat in the rotten water of La Boca, he moved people from one place to the other, it was the lowest level job that existed in Buenos Aires in those years. Then he sold clips for ties on Florida Street (hawker ) and it was there where my grandfather met him. His second export business in Buenos Aires was at Viamonte 330 Street, today it is a dry cleaners.

Very informative. Thank you for putting it up!

Πολύ ωραία παρουσίαση. Πώς γνωρίζουμε πως είναι Βυζαντινό και πως δεν ανήκει στο τότε Παπικό κράτος ή στην Αυτοκρατορία των Φράγκων;

Mr. Eastmond, thank you for this wonderful small lecture!

how do i get avi's translation?

A pleasant voice, fair French, perfect Greek and English enunciation - a delight to hear...also, Εμπειρίκος was a weirdo.

Great analysis!

Lolllll ‘asiatic’ 😂😂😂 that’s the ‘british school’ for ya

Looking forward to his "Muse of History" , out in June.

Robin Lane Fox is like Greece, a treasure. His 2005 book (penguin) “The Classical World, An Epic History of Greece and Rome” is a book I have returned to often. 👑⚔️🛡️

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Great conference!

I am reading the book and developing a growing interest on Greek culture and Greek peoples.

very interesting. thank you for sharing

Very interesting, thank you. It seems to me that 'tying down' the Theran eruption is absolutely key to matching up the various relative chronologies and understanding the period.

Very interesting, thank you.

I find the lecture very interesting. Is it possible to know the height or any measure of the pithos shown at min. 30:42 ? Is there any paper or publication about? I couldn't find anywere in the 2023 paper.

Interesting, some stuff I wasn't familiar with here, the images of women carrying 'dead' animals and the type of robe worn in the 'harvester' vase being carried and probably exchanged. It does seem to be the same (type of) garment.

Thank you.

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Let's not forget that Dna proves that ancient Greeks come both from Eastern populations and eastern Europe populations. They don't come from the west.

Excelente presentatipn

"Modern Non-Greeks" can't take any "liberties"(i.e. "rewriting"/"redacting") the actual Myths to make them more "appealing to Modern Audiences(tm)". Will they be taking these same "Liberties" to "update and improve" Shakespeare too? "Frailty thy name is Woman.", indeed ;)

The Ancient Greeks treated women like chattle the vast majority of the time. Go read what the "Great Philosophers" had to say about them :) Sorry, no amount "Modern Revisionist History(tm)" is gonna change that ;) Yes, the Culture these folks admire most is also the Culture they say they hate the most.....A very "modern" approach to "History"(tm).

Seriously, look how many times the words "modern" and "retelling" occur in the description. LOL! The Newspeak is real ;) Like I said, nothing if not utterly predictable and pedantic.

Funny, how these "Modern" Marxist "Academics" can only ever "reinvent", "reinterpret", "reimagine", "redact", "revise" or attempt to "reverse" the facts and events of real History. They are completely and utterly devoid of intellect, insight and originality. Hence, their compulsion to always steal from others, whilst also complaining about everything they're stealing along the way. Very "Progressive", indeed.

Very inspiring talk

Definitely a spellbinding topic about Aristotle lessons of ethic, and about the lecture, the professor is clear, precise and above all with smooth words is plenty understandable. Greetings from Perú.

Fascinating! But, was only 9 minutes in and 2 commercials already. If there's a commercial every 5 minutes...you break my concentration. Ugh.

Venizelos should not have called an election in 1920

Very interesting theme. I'm saving it for later since now I'm a bit drunk.

Colossus close

The narrators accent makes her speech incomprehensible. Asta eglezika kalitera, milate ellinika ke valte ipotitulus.

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One question . why when greeks sing it sounds eastern? micro tonality wes present in greek music from the classical era

There's no real reason for drag queens not to have contact with kids. Thank you for this lecture

Great lecture

Great lecture!

PEOPLE GREEKS IS ORIGINS ILIRIANS ALBANIANS @@NO ANTIKS GREEKS @@👍🏽🍺🌻🥂🙋‍♂️🌺

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Can't lie I've had a crush on Angie Hobbs since the first time I watched one of her lectures ❤

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what happened?

An ethnic, Hellenic identity connected to its past and present has always existed from the Greek people's beginnings. Greeks have always identified as a collective people even if they also call themselves by their ancient regional names city-states or by their citizenry under occupying forces. They were Athenians and Hellenes, Macedonians and Hellenes, Spartans and Hellenes, citizens of Rome (Romaioi) and Hellenes, Ottoman Christians, and Hellenes. Like brothers, they may fight amongst each other, and unify with one against the other in family squabbles but ultimately, come together when the collective is threatened. Their desire for independence did not fall from the sky. Greeks haven't stopped fighting for their freedom since Rome first occupied Greece. The Greek collective consciousness, connection to their past and sense of being Greeks has never been lost.

My God, it’s like someone hit a buzzword pinata with a sledgehammer.

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Thanks for sharing your knowledge Anna. I studied Linear B and I will certainly enjoy recreating one following your directions

Interesting. Is excavation work still being done in this area?

38:30 proper yo(u)r sine is orthogonal to Θ compute the sine cosine and tangent of any three points on a sphere using geometry ...:...have been listening to reading and looking at the work of Plato and of that era for the last few years now often the names of people of situations of objects and of ideas sound like pronunciations of other words in other languages. Try typing an english word using the EL enic keyboard in Google Chrome. The words are, once one understands the connected change in pronunciation of the Elenec Σλένικ Λανγκουαγε language suddenly πι(υς) μακες Σενσε... Wa is the Japanese pronunciation of the global verb to be this expressed as this is thought of as this is round ness remembered as the sun/the moon/points in the background as foreground (points and what makes the points possible) also part of the word for peace/peace/full as in 平和/な the sun shining on a man walking against a wall read to the right leaning on the wall to the left kore wa this is depends on the emphasis on syllable KOre koRE kORΣ δεπεντς I was looking for this sort of thing a year ago and You Tube is just dishing this up to me today based on my recent homework I suppose is the best word for it... ...:...have time to look at things like this for a few hours a day...(:)... have been doing it now for quite a while I started in 1980 in the financial services industry finding the cause and fixing what amounted to typos due to sloppy handwriting On multi part forms of which I had to write two or more new ones to fix the old mistake...:...still have a callous on the index finger knuckle (one of a commonly accessable number known as a set) where the pressure left a mark...: :...spent 20 years in Tokyo sitting in front of screens where sets of numbers were used to represent securities 6758 is SNE Sony a google search confirms that memory is not a fantasy I owned some of it for a few minutes...kept it on a spreadsheet with other things If you think there is a way for that sort of experience under 20 years of living in another culture and never being fluent in the language used primarily around you might be of use...get in touch

Love the ragu curtains