The Entire History of the Phoenicians (2500 - 300 BC) // Ancient History Documentary
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13:40 - Part 1 - Who Were the Phoenicians?
24:00 - Part 2 - Origins
38:04 - Part 3 - To The Sea
51:03 - Part 4 - What Happened to the Phoenicians?
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@Tyler B #2 Read another book than Bible.
The title of the video is a bit incorrect and annoying
Happy holidays and happy new year! Keep on keeping on, Pete! 😎🎄🎉
THEY WERE NOT EUROPEANS BUT FROM THE LEVANT MIDDLE EAST SEMITIC or related to EGYPTIANS to PERSIANS, genetic research even shows early Minoans & Etruscans were migrating TURKIC peoples into east southeast Europe Mediterranean. They just sailed EVERYWHERE thru the Mediterranean into Coasts of Africa into Britain & India
Great video as always. But at about 30:30, I think you made a mistake when you said Scholars suggest that the "Sea Peoples colluded with or paid off the invaders". Instead of "Sea People's I think you meant the Phoenicians?
You almost feel guilty that you get to watch this for free. The quality is above anything on the History channel. Brilliant job Pete
Not at all..... Decent quality thats about it.
You mean the Used To Be About History Channel?
@@WhoTookMyMirr yes, the alien channel.
Ancient aliens 🤣🤣
No I don’t, who told you that about me?
I’m Lebanese, I feel proud 🇱🇧☝️ And I’m a teacher and a businessman who traveled the world and settled long ago abroad, a typical Phoenician 👍
Dan Dan, With fuel prices increasing
I look to Exodus 20, 10 Mitzvot & Exodus
21 as prayer as we learn how to maintain
boatbuilding , rowing, painting, and sail
I suppose settlements about 30 miles apart describe the world. Farther?
Oil is only one way to travel. Neat how former British Navy man Mr. Beal chose
a Lebanese boat for his long voyage
. What's a typical Lebanese breakfast ?
Hi Robert, breakfast eggs bit lamb salt pepper. Blend scrambled. Warm flat Lebanese bread 🍞. Lebanese call our daily food meza mixed wholesome foods . As well as Home food home cooked on fire stove . Much that not sold over counter these days. All natural beautiful. Thx for asking.
Apologies, canaanites are from the sons of Ham(Black Africans).
If you wanna ignore this fact then ignorance is bless I suppose
I DON'T THINK THERE WERE LEBANESE IN NORTH AFRICA AT THAT TIME NO EVIDENCE
I DON'T THINK HANNIBAL WAS LEBANESE
There was an ancient Phoenician writer called Sanchioniathon whose work has been lost but he was supposed to have been translated by Philo of Byblios - a writer of the Roman era whose work has also been lost.Had we still had both of these works we would have had a treasure trove of Phoenician religion,mythology,culture and lots more.
Almost like there a reason for that
Obviously they don't want to be found
I'm sure it will be found in the Vatican one day, along with Aristotle's Poetics Part Deux.
Many of their traditions are saved thru in ancient Greek tribes of Evoia and other islands, as Phoenicians were ancient Greek tribes as described by Plutarch.
@@ITSONLYMEWATCHING The burning of the library of Alexandria; must have been a lot of treasure lost!
How do we know?! If it’s been lost? Lol
I’ve been reading through Samuel, Kings and Chronicles and remember them talking about building ships and sailing from Tyre but I never knew the link to the Phoenicians! I love it when I get “the bigger picture”.
yea, it was the Kanaanites - Amorites that built the first Babylon.
Check put the Chaldeans... in biblical sense. Read the book of Yasher
You make everything so epic man, so glad we got a series together.
I'd like to hear you narrate my morning routine lol.
I'm thrilled that you made a series together! You're both amazing history TH-camrs.
He may be epic but you've got a few good things going for you too Milo. Anyway this video was excellent. It's good to see you guys collaborating to produce awesome content. This one on the Phoenicians was awesome and I think I might just hop over to Miloville after it to check out what you've been up to recently. Best wishes for Christmas.
LOL
Happy to do an exchange and have you narrate my life. Promises to add a comedic charm
You have so much style and humor in your work, my favorite "history" channel. Give us more! :)
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True that my friend! Regards Malaysia..
I thought it was a place to argue in the comment section 😅
@@aksbeixhev No, it isn't.
(REF: Monty Python's Argument Sketch)
Should be, you mean. Apart from that, I do second that thought.
@@aksbeixhev That, too 😉
Did I expect an intro to a Phoeniecian video in Cornwall? Can't say I did
Being Cornish myself, I'm very glad that it did.
It was Corny, but that's good.
Haha yeah, I kept checking I was watching the right video!
That's why I am scrolling through the comments😂
Ha! (me too. Nice to be surprised at my age.)
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You should thank advertising for making videos like this free to watch.
@@hatimaheddar2411 there are no adverts in this video so what you say makes no sense and I don't think you even read my comment. I thank the creator of this channel for making the video free to watch. I will not be thanking advertisers for anything ever.
The 2 hour documentary on the Sea Peoples was amazing and very interesting. Thanks for such a wonderful production! Looking forward to finishing the second half of this video on the Phoenicians! I am learning so much from your videos! Thank you! God bless you!
SHARON, ' Been inspired by Sir Isaac
and Olivia Newton- windmill, bicycle, rowboat; are you a boater , Canoe Canoe ? Ma's name paternally Keal,
worcin' hard on Denny Caledonia again, of 1849-1850 in Cedar Kee, Flowida. This Caledonia similar to Viking Knarr
originally operated by Newton in Boston,
England. Skills of this Bible Boy much less than Skuldelev or our ancient neighbor, Lebanon.
With porn, no more sacrificing; with
Jesus " no adultery with me eyes ! "
U r incapable of learning u believe is santa claus. I say to u dellusional ppl grow up and start acting like adults!
@@robertknowles2699 go get ur head looked at psycho
@@robertknowles2699 What the fuck are you talking about?
@@robertknowles2699 Unfortunately, spell check (I call it spellcrap) kinda mangled your sentence. You're right about adultery (Mat 5:20-40) and a carpenter-Rabbi showing us the way.
I keep having to rewind and listen to what you had just said because my imagination kept pulling me away as you painting a picture. Not a bad thing at all I find your videos are the only content having me do this. Absolutely amazing stuff.
I am constantly amazed by the quality of your content. Thank you so much for what you do!
You may seriously provide the best YT docs out there, man.
I totally agree!! It's so well constructed, great clean information in a great vibe! You see he loves what he do!
Outstanding video, historically correct, brilliantly researched, objective and empirical! Congratulations on such a fine production of literary, historical and visual art.
Very well put, and I completely agree!
As do I, mostly. Israel was there. That IS history. History must be taught, yes. Honestly, and our host Is Not Dishonest. Why? The truth will set you free
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Highly advanced updated history lessons.
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@@chorton38305 History Channel still thinks Columbus was a hero not an invader and butcher. What I mean to say is, I'm with you!
@@havable Queen Isabella takes offense to that characterization!!
History channel is a disgrace to its own name, just shitty tv shows like pawn stars and storage wars and conspiracy theory bullshit like alien nazis and shit, absolutely fuck all to do with history these days.
It’s somewhat interesting to have such smart ancestors. I come from Lebanon and I visited Sidon, Tyre and Byblos multiples times. Crazy that all these amazing things happened just where I live. I’m so thankful that you created this documentary as it did indeed surprise me that Phoenicians went all the way to Britain. This small part isn’t mentioned in our history books btw 😅 It’s just so sad that there isn’t much written about their culture and the interesting part is that they didn’t call themselves Phoenicians but the Greeks called them that way. You made me also interested to go and visit Carthage!!
it is really interesting! I'm from Lebanon too and I feel so attached to my history and I would like to know who really were our distant ancestors!
It is likely that much of the Phoenician population migrated to Carthage and other colonies following some conquests, but that doesn't really mean that all Phoenicians migrated from their land, e.g. Lebanon! Also DNA testing has linked this ancient culture directly with the people still living around Tyre, in Lebanon. super interesting!
Beautiful History and beautiful civilizations molded our wonderful World. I love places like this. Too bad we never stop having wars since the beginning of times. The World would’ve been the greatest place on Earth. Amazing nature.🌟💫
the modern Lebanese person has nothing to do with the phoenicians, for they have all been slaughtered and sold into slavery by the babylonians, hellenics and by the hundreds of foreign empires that invaded and settled this land. The last phoenicians standing were in carthage and its colonies before they too were slaughtered and sold into slavery by the romans. So you are a hot soup of greek, arabic, turkic and canaanite ancestry, not phoenician
@@karlkfoury2213 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@karlkfoury2213 And you became Arab at the end.
As a history nerd I love your videos!
Hopefully there will be subtitles someday since english is not my native language and I find it easier to read and listen than to just listen. But that does not make it less enjoyable. Your work is incredible! :)
U can turn subtitles on in ur settings!
The only option is the auto-generated kind. Those are prone to making mistakes, but the real problem is how they’re presented. With normal subtitles words appear in groups, so usually about 7(ish) words are visible. This lets people read ahead, making them aware of what to listen for, and it’s less jarring to read a phrase at a time. Auto-generated gives a word at a time. As it’s spoken. It’s disjointed and makes it hard to focus on the video.
There’s transcriptions which is the same thing as subtitles
It's amazing our alphabet is from ancient peoples from middle East it's amazing what we can learn from other cultures
You a nerd to pursue knowledge it makes watching movies under words in a song overall gives a more ability to enjoy something if one has basic knowledge of it
Lebanese guy here, this is a nice early Christmas present. Thank you HT you are class.
Hey quick question. I have always wondered if the lebanese are the direct descendands of the phoenicians. Is this true, or have been the phoenicians erased from the world?
@@Veriox22 it's a complex question as most Lebanese these days identify as Arabs and believe some family oral traditions claiming a Yemeni origin origin. However modern DNA testing has basically debunked all those stories and has shown that most of our genepool is indigenous, directly descended from the older Semitic peoples (Phoenicians/Canaanites, Israelites, Arameans etc) that lived in the region.
@@alfredosauce1 I am glad to hear that. I find it really interesting how, despite all these centuries, the phoenicians have kept their genes and despite their religion, they are able to identify as phoenicians. Glad to see they are not extinct like the sumerians, babylonians, etc.
Forgive me if this is too personal a question, but... as you mention Christmas (& some accurate insights regarding the ancestry of the region), I am curious if you are currently living in Lebanon and practicing Christmas in a religious context (as a Christian), or just in the sort of "generic" and "commercial" sense that has become dominant here in the US?
Happy holidays, everyone! ♥️
@@alfredosauce1 way I see it, most Lebanese are Arabs in that they're culturally Arabs. The Arab world contains hundreds of millions of people, the vast majority of those people aren't directly descended from Bedouins, they can't be as the Bedouins dwarfed in numbers compared to their neighbours. I believe allot of cultural integration went off to form the modern Arab world, it's not a single homogeneous nation but a cultural one.
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Thanks but I love human history the true history of mankind so I take what I know as truth and reject his story until the full truth is told that where ever they find acient culture and great building and foundations they also found black people ruling great kingdoms and where eliminated and plundered the truth is it's all stolen legacy fortunately we have survived and our scholars of the black and brown people are reclaiming our true history which is the true history of mankind I guess that is why it's time to reset shameless one love one humanity all out of mama Africa 🙏🦁🌴❤️
I love your videos. I especially like the maps with the place names on them. I have a hard time just looking at shapes with no labels and trying to decipher if the white is land or sea. I am learning though to recognize some shapes of islands or countries though difficult. Thanks for the excellent videos. I am 73 and a widow. My late husband was excellent at history and geography. Me, not so much, though I am interested more and more after watching your work. God bless you!
Same, I love map references but the grey land and white water blanks always confuse my eyes for a few seconds
Great documentary, well researched, beautifully and professionally presented. I tremendously enjoyed watching it. Knowing the history of a region gives a lot of insight into the present, having in mind how the levant is still suffering regional influences in present day. Well done and thanks for publishing. Just a little comment on the photography used of Phoenician land/ Lebanon, I could not recognise the scenery utilised.
One of the best. I don't want to admit how many times I've researched and listened to the collection.
This is maybe your best documentary to date, so interesting so atmospheric, and Phoenicians were so interesting group of people, i am not suprised Cy also worked on this documenary
So I went to bed after reading about the phoenician settlement in modern day marseille and I woke up to this video being posted. Thanks Internet! You did it again.
couldnt you read about winning a lottery? 🤣
Marseille was a Greek colony not Phoenician.
@@innosanto Well, both were originally serpent seed families, *maritime people,* and the sea peoples, descended from Japheth, that are presently some of the royal world overlords. It is the reason why USA fed and state use _maritime law_ as the judicial system, for example. This allows them to make a play on words they use all the time bcuz the elite are master illusionists!
@@AverageAmerican not all pure Phoenicians are dead. I am blood royalty :)
@@redshadow4146 Yes, Phoenicians aren't Human. However, most Humans are part snake (royalty or blue bloods). Like myself. The Phonesians are the same as Phrygians who are Japhetite. Serpent seed.
This is absolutely fascinating, highly, and incredibly informative.Outstanding documentary Pete.
thanks for this, I love watching docs about the Phoenicians, I don't think there's enough of them.
There just isn't a whole lot of literature on them. Most docs on the Phoenicians seem to just circle the question of child sacrifice because there is alot of archeological evidence to dive into on that front. Totally sucks tho. Seeing that photo in this vid of those ruined shipyards made my head spin. We will never really know who these dudes were unless there is some hidden cache of miraculously preserved papyrus somewhere.
@@davidrafferty2491 Made up religion based on sacrifice of the first-born in order to give their ruler a safety net. Less competition for the throne.
A lot of their history was destroyed by the early Christians when they burned down the Library at Alexandria. They wanted to erase the culture which invented their god so they could claim to have invented him.
@@davidrafferty2491 "unless there is some hidden cache of miraculously preserved papyrus somewhere."
Library at Alexandria.
@@havable wrong, Christians weren't even at the time. The romans after the death of Julius Cesar (48 B.C.) were the ones who destroyed/ burned Alexandria Library which was against their beliefs since they were polytheist and Christians were persecuted by the romans before their conversion the Christianism.
I am absolutely proud to have Phoenician ancestors, a great civilization
@@karlkfoury2213 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Check Philippine history where phoenicians trade at the ends of the earth
@@karlkfoury2213 90 Pro in lebanon are phoenician look the documantary but its German threy took DNA From a phoenician King
Same 🇱🇧
@@mikeday4506 so are we to believe that they were playing with DNA all those centuries ago? If not how did they take their DNA? Now I'm both confused, and interested!
Very entertaining , thanks . Cornwall was almost my second home , Tintagel , exciting .
My father spent time on Cyprus , often snorkeling just off the beach . Finding various artefacts , kept them in his garden . When taking on piece to the museum , had it confiscated , deemed a 'National Treasure ' . However , I did acquire the top of an urn , with one complete handle , and an opening of about 90 mm . While now living in the south east coast of South Africa , there was a find a few years ago that hinted about ancient travelers passing the coast , or coming to grief !
Coming here Jan2024 -TQVM for sharing this Phoenicians history online, with all the hard work researching then production - Cheers from Borneo ✌🍃🌊🌏
Awesome documentary as always. I know this won't be seen but screw it....will there be any documentary about The Minoan Civilization?
Yes there will be. Though I will need to visit Crete first.
@@HistoryTime You run a history channel but you haven't been to Crete yet??? you can take a speed ferry directly from Athens, most people neglected the history in Rhodes
@@HistoryTime And notice all the buried buildings, like everywhere in the world. Explain that !!!
Bettany Hughes. The Minoans. Fill yer boots mate. You may also like The Fall of Civillisations by Paul Cooper. Fill them boots some more.
@@worldcitizeng6507 Please excuse me for not having visited everywhere on the planet.
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Hes Dutch? Ive watched literally all the video's and I never would have guessed. And Dutch is one of the hardest accents to get rid of in English :D Goeie videos man, je bent momenteel echt 1 van de top-gesciedenis kanalen.
@@infoinfo6653 Gast, hij niet.. ik.
@@2014andBeyonD Jezus... begrijpend lezen is blijkbaar niet mijn sterkste punt op TH-cam:D goed dat je het zegt
Sounding more pleasant than a Dutch accent is not a great feat..
Bit of trivia, Sherlock Holmes is investigating the Phoenician-Cornish connection while on vacation in Cornwall in The Adventure Of The Devil's Foot. Not unlike the way most of us spend our vacations, I'd bet.
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A great history lesson, I noticed that the Phoenician alphabet you showed has many charactors similar to the British Coelbren alphabet which according to some originated with those British settlers that were called 'strangers=Welsh' and arrived circa 1500 - 1800BC, but who may have had people in these lands even earlier. Laurance Gardner seems to have identified the geneology of those from ancient Egypt to Britain through mariage and likely a certain amount of entourage/settlers to accompany them. See his Grail Kings books and youtube lectures.
I freakn love this documentary! I truly enjoyed learning about the Phoenecians.
Very enjoyable presentation. History is just so ... well, amazing. Sets all else into perspective in life.
I remember when they used to come and shaft us for the tin. Wouldn't pay a decent price, the buggers. Never forget the cheek of 'em.
Damn, you're old af.
They'd come on their fancy boats and the buggers would do donuts in the water. Ruinin' the fishin' !
Get off my lawn you lil Punic bastards...
@@_robustus_ Are you sure phoenicians had anyth to do with the out of their world Britain Island???
@@civfanatic8853
Not sure what you mean?
Wonderful video! It was beautiful, engaging and to the point. Thank you for this research and presentation!
Have visited Beirut. Thank you for showing me more artwork from this period. Pre-Alexander. It is astounding. Fine Art, over centuries, has become refined but not better. I saw figures in stone which grabbed my soul. Never forgotten. Unknown date, unknown artist.
Thank you for the lecture! As mentioned at 6:24 and seen also on the map shown the PHOenicians lived along the coasts. It has to be that they were most likely the gods of the waters, instead/besides the gods of the letters. Most of the words that are related to the ancient ethymons: PO, PHO, PA, PHA are in connection with the waters. Example: PO-table, dis-PO-mania, hi-PO-PO-tamus, PO-t, PO-ol, PO-nd, PO-rt, PO-ur, eva-PO-rate, PO-lar (all 3 states), PO-seidon, Meso-PO-tamia, PA-cific ocean, PO-culum (latin pot/cup/glass), PO-tomac river, river PO (the longest in Italy), PO-ros (old name of the Black Sea), a-PO-teka (latin PHArmacy), PO-wer, PO-verty, PHA-RA-O (cycle "O" of water that is moved by the heat of the Sun/RA/RAdius), PA-gan (PO-gan as used in many C. European countries; they had the knowledge of the power of waters this is why they got ridiculed; same thing happend with the BAR-bars, who had the knowledge of the atmosferic powers, later on were named barons), mono-PO-lium, PO-tential, plenty-PO-tential, omni-PO-tential, PO-pe, PO-st (watr fasting), a-PO-stole, PO-ntius Pil(r)ates, macro-PO-lis, PO-pul-ation, a-PO-calypse (I am not a native english speaker but i am almost sure that the word "lypse" once was related to shortage, deficiency; just like in the eclypse). In the Revelations John is giving us a hint where to look for the answer: fiery, sharp sWORD coming out of the mouth. We should of pay much more attention what we are creating/destroying by logos!
and I forgot to mention one of the key words: PU-mp, which in many languages is PO-mp or PO-mpa, from where derived the word PO-mpous/extravagant/overblown, just like the Crystal PA-lace. For example the firefighter in Romanian is PO-mpier (PUmping the water)
+ POseidon' s tri-dent has to refer to the 3 states of the water/PO (PO--ur, eva-PO-rate, PO-lar)
+ A-PO-llo / Á-PO-ló (who was the deity of healing, light, music, revelations, poetry, archery) in Hungarian means literally healer/nurse, where music has to refer to healing with ORGONE sound/freqvency and the light to the light healing as seen for example in St. Joseph church in Lancaster, the ARCH and bow has to refer to VAULT/ARCHitecture and also to ARCHives (baptizmal letters, sheet music collections), revelation/Bible, POetry/psalms and verse (vers/HU=PO-em and also ív/HU=ARCH, thus: ARCH-ive= ARCH-ARCH or ív-ív). Those gods at Babel sure confused the languages, and as such also our perception.
MESOPOTAMIA..IS.GREEK
YOU.PROPAGANDA
.FAKEN.GUYS....
I'm sure nobody else is going to say this: I read your comment/self-reply all the way through. It was well thought and insightful. You've connected alot of dots, and furthered my own research and understanding.
Mostly though, I am grateful that there's at least 1 person who delivers Long comments and replies!! RAFLMFAO I'm the same way. I'm going to post a lengthy comment, that I hope you enjoy!
The little snail, by accounts, was also harvested on Leros, an island further up the coast. Tyrian purple is not instantly recognized until oxidation takes place.
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I would be more impressed if they didn't use Rpbot speak. I Hate it, and will not listen to anything using it
@@hogwashmcturnip8930 well it’s a good thing he doesn’t use robot narration, and narrates himself lol you’d have to be an idiot to think he uses a “robot to narrate”
@@jimbeaux89 Ah, Bless! Someone who believes in the Tooth Fairy! You would have to be an idiot not to know there are devices especially for vloggers which 'narrate' their written text to save them doing it,. I bet you think Alexa is Real too don't you? Never mind, Santa will soon be here! You don't need to keep practicing donuts, you already passed!
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Brilliant and nice mystery in how Phoenicia was absorbed by & impacted other new civilizations.
One amazing thing about the Phoenician abjad is that, with the exception of some far-eastern and african writing systems as well as the Inuit syllabary, all modern-day writing systems are either descended from it or, as in the case of the Ge'ez abugida of Ethiopia and Eritrea, somewhat related to it.
Yet the narrator failed to mention this.
@@icu4life240
Evidence based.
They weren't talking about theories, which lack evidence to stand up to question. While it is speculated, for instance, about the inuit, we cannot actually prove that they even met, and even had they, it would have been the people who predates the inuit people(btw) not the inuit people themselves. If your going to reference theories please read up on them. Even a google search shows that info in first result. (I checked)
It is more likely the fact our brains recognize patterns created a similar one, or that the neanderthals and other such pre humans that make up our genetics, had a language and perhaps writing at some point and both could have had shared ideas of such that passed down even without contact. One theory is just as outlandish as the other. We need evidence. Not wishful thinking and theories. Evidence. Carbon dated hold it in your hands evidence.
The things I said are just as outlandish as the theory you talked about and just as unproven. Possible. Especially given we have proven they at least did have the understanding to do cave drawings etc, and there is theories about more but again... It could be a remnant. Like how hobits and dwarves and all the things imagined in popular fiction reflect quite stunningly people that not only pre dated humans as we exist, but are what eventually resulted in us via mixing with one another.
An argument for cell memory could be made.
There is more evidence we are related to trees(they actually found where we share dna with trees) than there is that the inuits and Phoenicians ever even met.
Just because someone wants it to be true doesn't make it so.
It's actually very interesting. Remember. A theory means something is unproven. It doesn't mean it true just because you like it or it's popular for being what a lot of people want to hear. Facts don't care about our feelings. They simply exist.
This said. History and anthropology gets very interesting. Actually kiddo often watches stuff that gets into evolution and science otherwise with me and I've my own theory based on what we know- like what of no idea is a new idea? What if it's all in our dna?
Even wilder yet is the fact that the Phoenician adjab itself was ultimately descended from Egyptian hieroglyphics.
I've always had the feeling that Greek and Phoenician culture influenced each other a lot, because the writing systems are similar, both tended to be maritime powers with city-states early on, and in general some of their art reminds me of Greek art as well. I wonder it might be more than Phoenician and Greek culture blended together after the Phoenicians were absorbed into Alexander the Great's empire, much like Roman and Greek culture blended together later on? We know for sure that Greek culture didn't exactly disappear when the Romans conquered Greece, so it's conceivable that our idea of what Greek culture is also includes elements of Phoenician culture. Even in those early days, those cultures around the Mediterranean interacted and shared quite a bit.
I know right? Especially the style of wall reliefs
The Greeks took the alphabet from the Phoenecians, who invented it and spread it via their trade. The Mycenaeans didn't have an alphabet--their script is now known as Linear B and it's a syllabary not an alphabet. City-states were also the norm back then--Carthage, Rome, and Babylon were all city-states that conquered and subjugated whole empires and so we stopped thinking of them as city-states. So those two similarities are pretty easily explainable.
But yeah cultures definitely mix, and there's no one definition for "Greek" culture. If you asked Plato whether Alexander (a Macedonian) was Greek (Έλληνας), he would have likely said no. But we also know that Alexander brought Greek culture when he conquered the area, because 150 years later the Maccabees struggled against Hellenized Jews during their revolt. So there were almost certainly "Hellenized Phoenicians" to the north as well.
Although, it's worth noting that Tyre (mother city of Carthage) was about half-annihilated by Alexander after he took the city, so native culture obviously took a hit as well. Kings & Generals just did an awesome video on that battle you might be interested in: th-cam.com/video/98inDANKtEs/w-d-xo.html
Ever heard of christianity?
@@senormoll Vinča alfabet is older and the oldest , pheonicans arent older then Arians( Slavs)
@@lukorradiko1183 nah you’re mistaken, the Slavs didn’t have an alphabet until they converted to Christianity, like 900AD. They’re actually among the last people on earth to get an alphabet
Fantastic documentary, was excited to see what the next video would be on and this certainly didn't disappoint! Can't wait to see what you have planned for 2021 and hope you take a well earned break over the christmas/new year period. Much love from New Zealand
That was beautiful! Thank you for all your hard work!
Love your videos so much! Would love to maybe see a video about the Norwegian civil war era since it isn’t a time period that has gotten much attention
I always enjoy your documentaries. Your voice is the cherry on top. And although the background music is pleasant, it would be nice if the volume was turned down just a notch. Ty so much.
An excellent piece, great editing, text is masterful and the narration is tops!!! Thanks for your efforts and marvelous production!
bloody hell, what a video! Premier history doco maker.
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Incredibly informative, surprisingly detailed with professional narration, thank you !
Herodotus also wrote about Phoenicians taking a voyage for a Egyptian king that circumnavigated all of Africa starting down the Red Sea down to Capetown and up the Atlantic coast and back through the Mediterranean. There were also Phoenician writings in South America and Brazil dumper tons of fill on top of a suspected Phoenician ship wreck at the Bay of Jars, so named due to amphorae washing ashore
I heard that the same thing
I I heard the same thing about people from the Lavant sailing to the Americas.
That’s fine lots of highly censored news in the USA like giants, and burial mounds to name only two.
Thanks for sharing what you know happened in Brazil
The famous periplus of the African continent by the Phoenicians. And yet the Egyptians never managed this feat.
Unlike so many city-states, the Phoenicians were not taken down by the sea peoples. Maybe that's because they were already advanced navigators as were the earlier Minoans.
This is one of the best documentaries I've ever watched and understood with great clarity. What an awesome presentation. Im going to be binging for awhile. You got a new sub. Thanks 😊
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Hey thank you for your videos. I can only imagine the work that goes into them. And still, you have some of the best content. Proud to support you man. And thanks for what you don
This is very interesting. I'll be watching more about the Phoenicians.
Another very entertaining video. Thank you.
What an awesome channel, thank you for your hard work and dedication to bring us this absolute treasure information.
You all have no idea how much I love that The Histocrat, History with Cy, and History time teaming up
The Phoenicians had ties to both Cyprus (named after copper) and Britannia (named after tin). Thus they were in a position to be in control of the ingredients of bronze.
The Cornish pasty was invented because the tin miners' hands were covered with ore dust, which was toxic (arsenic was co-located with tin ore).. Miners could hold the pasty by its thick crust (contaminated by the dust on miners' hands) which they would discard after consuming the bulk of the item.
yep , i can confirm as im a proper janner meht. :)
That's bcuz they are all royals! These are the original tribes, or first part of the bloodlines, after the fall of the tower ...
One tin and one copper ore will make a bronze bar too.
I love the great variety of scenery, mainly mediterannean , you have used in this video including my beloved Malaga , Tarifa and Cadiz . Very enjoyable video thanks for your hard work.
I’m a Phoenician and you made me proud.
Same 🇱🇧
Not your not😂
@@badaboys2098 he probably should’ve said Phoenician descendent since the culture is dead, but the people still exist
I will say, though the modern Lebanese people are very businessy and love to travel so take that as you will
I am super thrilled you had chosen to make a video about this culture as it did serve as a necessary add-on to the previous video, in order to fully grasp the Late Bronze Age Collapse dynamic. The pictures and audio are top notch, as always, and I highly salute you for covering non-standard history topics within a socio-economic and martial setting. Looking forward to more awesome content like this one in 2021!
Merry Christmas!
This helps my depression and insomnia
You are intelligent dude
Depression AND insomnia? Read the Psalms.
Get well soon
Yeah
That's why I clicked on it
Brilliant. Excellent presentation. You narrated this fascinating part of history in a slow and clear manner, much appreciated. Good diction, pitch and pace. BRAVO!
There were various sorts of changing interactions and exchanges between Phoenicians, Carthaginians, Greeks and others. The influence of Phoenician culture did not end quickly or suddenly.
The father of Pythagoras, Mnesarchus, was a merchant from the city of Tyre. Thales was of Phoenician descent and a descendant of Cadmos. The founder of Stoicism, Zeno of Kitium, was of Phoenician origin. These can be viewed as literary and cultural examples of ancient thinkers directly related to Phoenician cultural influence, but who were called Greek in the 20th century due mainly to cultural habits related to Euro-centrism.
Several ancient scholars were very likely in the cultural sphere of influence of the city of Carthage.
The city of Berytus (Beirut) had an important law school that lasted until the 6th century.
Neat! Thanks 😊
Phoenicians gave Egypt a lot of knowledge as well if you research. There language and written symbols came from Phoenicians.
The Egyptian language already existed.
Wtf are you talking Gareth you mad ? You took all the Greek philosophers and make them Phoenicians? Tell us some Phoenicians poets historians philosophers 😂😂 there is none a barbaric culture killing babies and sacrifice humans
I'm always looking for good history doc channels and yours is certainly one, thus I have subscribed. Being one-quarter British I enjoy the many accents from your islands and would rather see a world history documentary presented by a Britisher than one from a fellow American. Keep up the excellent work and thanks for the many links you've generously provided to other related sources.
Awesome video! As always. You should do a video about early Slavic people.
Loved the sponsor intro. True Monty Python, Mate. This is a tragic tale, to be sure, but these peoples, and their culture, live on to this day. In homeschooling my young daughter, I teach her of "phonetics" to learn how words are sounded out and spelled. Even some 4000 years after the fact, this culture still has a lasting impact. Thank you for this episode of history!!
What beautiful imagery throughout this documentary
At 53:39 you mention Alexander making sacrifice to Herakles instead of local Gods after the siege of Tyre. However, it should be mentioned that since at least 600 BCE, Herakles was very often conflated with the patron god of Tyre itself, Melqart, to the point of being interchangeable.
Apparently Alexander asked to make a sacrifice at New Tyre, but the Phoenicians refused because if they let him they would be acknowledging him as their overlord or something like that. They said he could make a sacrifice at old Tyre on the mainland. Alexander apparently flew into a rage and told them that they shouldn't feel so confident behind the high walls of new Tyre because it would soon become part of the mainland. So he started the siege of new Tyre by having his army knock down all of the structures of old Tyre and start building palisade out to new Tyre. They had some setbacks but they eventually made it out there and the city gave in. Over the centuries the sediment started building up around that palisade and eventually connected everything to the mainland. You can still see the remnants of that palisade or (bridge) that the Alexander's army built in satellite photos.
I was gobsmacked. I watch a LOT of documentaries in English and German, some DIY others produced by professionals. Yours I assumed was in the latter category due to the top-notch presentation. That 'lunch' moment in your boxers was such a surprise and hilarious. If not for that + self-promos later on I'd have been none the wiser. You also have an excellent broadcasting voice in tandem with the quality research + graphics. The town name 'Biblos' means book in Greek which fits in with the town's history.
Of course when people talk about outsiders 'visiting' these shores there is more to it than that. Like me an average swarthy South West Walean working in Leicester and discovering every Brit local there was 2 inches taller, eventually working out they're all of Danish stock given local place names and a map of the Danelaw boundary found in a history book. So in the same way Phoenicians colonised certain coastal areas way back when and left a sizable genetic footprint which endures to the present day. Cornwall as you suggest.There is a TH-cam documentary on the Phoenician legacy in Ireland and separate to that I note quite a few indigenous dark Irish playing for their national rugby side suggesting ancient settlers from the Med. Same here in Llanelli, west Wales - where tin was mined, for which the town was renowned, to the extent that the local TV production company calls itself 'Tinopolis'.
Fantastic, I now want ro live in Cornwall, didn't expect it, but enjoyed the arrival of this conclusion 😂.. Your docs are amazing, thank you! ✨❤️🌙
Same, it's gorgeous!!! I feel a spiritual connection just looking at it.
it's the ancient wild horses' presence, perhaps.
they give a spirit to the very water, soil & air.
It would be cool to examine other seafaring people in ancient history in other parts of the world, such as the Polynesian peoples in East and Southeast Asia and the Pacific Ocean, who also have a long story of traveling across the sea. Also there is an interesting case, although they are not as ancient as the Phoenicians or Polynesians, of the Korean Baekje/백제/百済 Kingdom and the Mahan Confederacy of tribal & city states in southwestern Korea, who were directly responsible for major contact and exchange between the early Japanese and China in the 1st millennia AD and traveled throughout East Asia from central and western Japan, the entire southern and northern Korean peninsula and the Yellow Sea between China and Korea, the northeastern Chinese coast and as far as deep southern China (like the city of Guangzhou) and Vietnam (Southeast Asia). There are evidence of trade posts being established by Baekje & Mahan Confederacy Korean people (eventually just Baekje as they conquer Mahan) in western and central Japan and across the entire Chinese coast from north and especially the deep south port cities from the 3rd to 7th centuries AD. Due to this those people gained much wealth and although much has now been lost, they excelled in the arts and culture due to the active exchange throughout East Asia. Even after Baekje's collapse in 660-663 AD, their successors the Shilla and later kingdoms continued the seafaring tradition throughout East and Southeast Asia for centuries to come.
I want to find out about the Polynesians who reached América and maybe settled or mixed with Native Americans in South America especially. There's no way they stopped at Easter Island.
''in other parts of the world''...
Meaning the waters around Europe were only navigated by 'phoenicians'..
Sure...
What is your problem? I did not mean the Mediterranean and Europe was only explored and seafared by Phoenicians. There were others throughout history, of course. In my comment I was including these other seafarers of Europe and the Mediterranean, and also all other regions that were explored by other seafaring people as well, like Polynesians in South East Asia and the Pacific Ocean for example. So quite literally, every and any seafarer people in history besides the Phoenicians. Just want to clear up any misunderstanding, even though I don't have to care about TH-cam comments.
@@yaleyoon6856 You drop a geographical location (of any size) and then a vague 'people' for other places but not Europe (a highly compartimentalized area).
For Europe, it's one tribe/nation. The good ol' phoenicians.
So yes, in short, you 'simplified' European circumnavigation to 'phoenicians doing stuff'.
It's an extreme simplification. It makes our History seem laughably ultrapoor.
I don't like it.
So there is 'my problem'.
No you included no other people navigating around Europe in your comment. Or such a comment was deleted since. And phoenicians were not even European...
BTW English may not be your first language (it's not mine), but starting a response by ''what is your problem?'' doesn't show an intent to understand a possible problem of communication.
@@HAYAOLEONE you are toxic... the only problem here is yours. Get help.
Funny, all of the channels you mentioned in this video - History with Cy, Stefan Milo and The Histocrat - I'm already subscribed too. I can also recommend Fall of Civilizations if anyone want even more excellent history content to indulge. Thank you all for providing all these immersive and fascinating deep dives into the past in a year plagued (see what I did there?) by excessive alone time to be wasted away on TH-cam - at least I've been watching all the good history buff stuff!
Fall of Civilisations is what youtube history channels want to be like when they grow up.
Ashalogos and Robert Sepehr as well👌
Dan Carlin also
Thanks for all the recs! Have watched most, but some are new. Became a history buff when school would stress me out. The stories helped me keep perspective--now I'm just an addict!
History Of The Earth is a good’un
I listen to your content while I drive my garbage truck. Makes the day fly by. But the best part is what I learn. Thank you for this.
*I'm extremely interested in ancient history. But damn I wouldn't want to live it.*
You'd rather be in a fascist world with a gestapo controlled lockdown, I get it.
@@andredeketeleastutecomplex You telling me the ancient world wasn't fascist?
@@matthewstuckenbruck5834 at least you could literally run for the hills in that era.
Make Phoenicia Great Again!
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@@andredeketeleastutecomplex mmm slavery
HAPPY HOLIDAYS 🌷to everybody from Phoenician Lebanon / Tyre city.. Thank you for the video n nice comments ❤
Oh the universe is connected
you are epic brother, i really appreciate history time, thank you so much for your excellent work
History Time is my new favorite go to for interesting, well researched content!
Thank You!
Bloody good documentary mate. Cheers from aussie land. 👍
Great content as always Mr. Pete! Your channel is one of my absolute favorites these days. It's always great to see new stuff from you in my feed. Take care & happy holidays man!
Is everyone stoned?
@@steveraybourn5320 Certainly not, too much to do today :)
@@steveraybourn5320 🌵yeah
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You're a gentleman and a scholar, Pete Kelly. Thank you for the content. I shall dance at your wedding!
Histocrat, History w Cy, this channel and Fall of Civilizations are the best podcasts on TH-cam
Would you ever consider doing videos on the age of exploration? I'd love to see you do one on the North West Passage or Antarctica.
A perfect christmas gift. Thanks!
Now I know why the Lebanese are the best traders and one of the most successful businesses people in the World.
9:19 - Whew ... after 10 minutes of talking about Britain, the Phoenicians are finally mentioned. Very interesting once it gets going!