Wish they would've shown the real depiction of Hannibal. The coin w/him riding an 🐘 on one side and his true features on the other instead of some statue that was made well after his Death.
Why not turn down the volume of the so called background music and sound? It would make it a lot easier and a lot more pleasant to hear the speaker, pleeease. This topic is very, very interesting, but this video is not the best of experiences.😢
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Did the Carthies actually believe that the depredations of Hannibal would not be avenged? Big mistake.
So you decide to wipe an entire people off the map? Women, children and elderly? Most people that lived their lives completely in isolation of the actions of one person across the sea. I don’t understand why they chose a complete genocide instead of military defeat and reap the benefits of their ingenuity. I believe if they chose the latter they might’ve conquered the world.
Carthage was already an established superpower and Rome had only just come into its own. If we're going to draw parallels, we would arguably be more accurate in comparing Rome's capturing and copying of the Carthage ship to China's cyber warfare infiltration of U.S. military institutions and copying several designs of vehicular hardware. China is a lesser but fast growing power, and have on more than one occasion spouted rhetoric reminiscent of "Delenda est Carthago" in reference to the U.S.
There own fashion is actually pretty boring....and inexhaustible degrading...as it self destructive onto itself...and what it claims may hold "captive"...or corner the market...or all of above with list of all there challenge's....yet we see them as well ...there Nations of old buried under the sand or frozen in time...with no accomplishments except it's empty drives...but what lives in our heart's...in our lives as we live it..on best of terms always thrives and is reborn afresh against the rotten unethical value's...worth living and dieing for .
@@YenneY01 and there's tearing up folks in another way of sheer entertainment. ....or as animals or animals themselves...in Coliseum Theaters...in Spain or Italy and elsewhere...but not during reign of Moor's
These history videos are like a masterclass in unraveling the secrets of the past.
Great documentary 👍
On the topic I strongly recommend Schwerpunkt's Middle Republican Roman content
History, real history like this presentation, warns us not to repeat the same mistakes.
From Puma "Clothes don't help you in nothing. They don't have special effect or anything, you have to pay for them if you want"
Most historians credit Phoenicians as the "sea people", raiders responsible for the bronze age collapse.
You mentioned about 50k people escaped the total destruction of Carthage? All went into slavery? No trace of them at all?
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Wish they would've shown the real depiction of Hannibal. The coin w/him riding an 🐘 on one side and his true features on the other instead of some statue that was made well after his Death.
Damn, I love learning about Carthage
Why not turn down the volume of the so called background music and sound? It would make it a lot easier and a lot more pleasant to hear the speaker, pleeease. This topic is very, very interesting, but this video is not the best of experiences.😢
Did the Carthies actually believe that the depredations of Hannibal would not be avenged? Big mistake.
So you decide to wipe an entire people off the map? Women, children and elderly? Most people that lived their lives completely in isolation of the actions of one person across the sea. I don’t understand why they chose a complete genocide instead of military defeat and reap the benefits of their ingenuity. I believe if they chose the latter they might’ve conquered the world.
What did he do?
Check your history books. Tried to invade Rome by crossing the Alps with elephants.
This is one perspective, yes.
veni vidi vici
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Scipio was right.
"Why did Rome do it? So they could be the only superpower." Sounds a lot like the US these last 75 years, since the end of WW2.😂
That sounds like the historical perspective of someone who doesn't. know recent world history. Have you never heard of the Soviet Union? They lost.
Would you like to be a lot more specific about your little comment so I can refute your ignorance point by point?
Carthage was already an established superpower and Rome had only just come into its own. If we're going to draw parallels, we would arguably be more accurate in comparing Rome's capturing and copying of the Carthage ship to China's cyber warfare infiltration of U.S. military institutions and copying several designs of vehicular hardware.
China is a lesser but fast growing power, and have on more than one occasion spouted rhetoric reminiscent of "Delenda est Carthago" in reference to the U.S.
@@williamweimer3463 Thanks for saving me the keystrokes.
There own fashion is actually pretty boring....and inexhaustible degrading...as it self destructive onto itself...and what it claims may hold "captive"...or corner the market...or all of above with list of all there challenge's....yet we see them as well ...there Nations of old buried under the sand or frozen in time...with no accomplishments except it's empty drives...but what lives in our heart's...in our lives as we live it..on best of terms always thrives and is reborn afresh against the rotten unethical value's...worth living and dieing for .
What?
@@YenneY01 cutting off peoples hands making material to corner market
@@YenneY01 or do you have an innocent German curiosity?
@@YenneY01 or in the fashion of sope or Indian looming?
@@YenneY01 and there's tearing up folks in another way of sheer entertainment. ....or as animals or animals themselves...in Coliseum Theaters...in Spain or Italy and elsewhere...but not during reign of Moor's