Neil Oliver - The Welsh Atlantis - Podcast episode 15
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- Episode 15: This week Neil takes across a beautiful ancient landscape swirling with myths and legends in search of Cantre’r Gwaelod, the fabled Welsh Atlantis.
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Love you Neil. God bless you for giving voice to the love of our great islands in these days.
Late, but very well said mate 👍🏻
As a senior citizen, Im still learning thank you Neil
Wonderful. Neil has a gift for stories. A real pleasure for the rest of us.
Neil, you have an ability to take the complexities of archeology and geology and explain in a way that a 7year old could understand. Thank you! You are amazing!
Such a lovely journey, and described with such evocative flair. Thank you Neil.
Thank you 🙏
Coming from a Welch family but born in St Leonards and now living in Australia when Neil speaks about the British Isles, I feel a great connection with my past and the traditions that we as a people had and still have. I call myself an Australian but I am also proud of my ancestry. I tell my son how I used to play in the Hastings castle and of the history that surrounds that area.
Welsh not Welch PLEASE!!!
Fabulous video, story telling & history lessons.......love these wonderful videos......thank Neil & to all that make it possible!
Love these documentaries
Dear Neil, you're a treasure for us, a beacon of light illuminating the dark crevices of this time in history we're all part of. I live in the US and listen to your messages every day. Love your accent and passion for your nation!
I had never heard of this Welsh "Atlantis." Love learning from these podcasts. The English brought the term "hundred" to colonial America with the first land division being Bermuda Hundred in early Virginia and was used for almost 200 years thereafter.
I have not heard of this legend either and I have relatives living in Borth! I have seen the fossilised trees and always wondered the history behind them. The Celtic history had always been passed on in the oral tradition. There is a lot of truth in the old legends!
The tree stumps now in the sea visible above the water line at low tide resemble seals and sealions lifting themselves out of the water. This beautiful land is so blessed with with natural history and mineral wealth that now is the basis and standard of the history of the world. Thank you Neil Oliver for your work.
Diolch for sharing this tale (and the related evidence), Neil. I always loved the story as a little girl, growing up in Wales. I am still enchanted by it, in my forties😍
Neil the music on your videos give them a magical feel
Just been reading a little book Myth or Legend, GE Daniel et al 1955. Lovely compilation of transcripts discussing mythological ancient places. I mused on this podcast as the little book discussed the mythology of Lyonesse and the lost lands of the Isle. Love it!
I keep coming back to this one; over and over. Neil is in fine form, waxing poetic about the implications and the insights into our own minds. And thank Goodness for Paul.
I grew up near the water and ever since I've been trying to convince people that the line between land and water is indefinite, ever changing. That nothing remains the same for more than a few hours. "Any sense of permanence is an illusion."
Most people don't like to hear that kind of talk.
Oh, well.
Their loss.
Thank you so much for your time I love listening to your podcast I have discovered I like History! You make it interesting 👍
Absolutely splendid production, very enjoyable and many thanks.
Yet, less than 50 miles up the coast, the opposite has occurred. When Harlech Castle was built, the sea literally lapped up against it's foundations and in the 700+ plus years since the Castle's construction, the sea has retreated and the sand dunes and beaches of Morfa Harlech now stand between the castle and the sea..........
Amazing story and loving the way Neil pronounces the difficult place names he makes it sound so easy 😀😀
I've always wanted to learn more about this place, and I'm not disappointed in how you told the story of it Neil, wonderfully presented as usual, thank you.
Neil,your voice is so soothing.I finally relax when I listen to your vids.Thankyou.
Love learning about my heritage! Thank you 🙏
I am such a fan of all your programmes.
I love you, Neil!! ❤
There is a poem in Welsh about Cantref Gwaelod it's worth finding, and get someone Welsh to read it to you 🏴❤ love your work Neil
Is that the poem Clychau Cantre' Glaelod by J J Williams? I have that poem in Welsh with an English translation in my old Welsh language exercise school book from the nineteen sixties. I have been fascinated by this story ever since.
So beautiful ♥️
I'd never heard of this before! So interesting, thank you. If I have to flicker through frothy time, I'd as soon do it here, on these islands and with you Neil. Like you, I think it is an incredibly beautiful landscape and although there are very many all over the globe, this is mine. And yours.
Thank you Neil... very entertaining and informative
Hi Neil, I well remember being told this story as a child in junior school in Wales during the 1960s. The interpretation of Gwaelod as 'lower' seems odd to me; lower would be 'isaf' in Welsh. Gwaelod means 'Bottom' as in at the bottom of the sea, so I've always thought of Cantre'r Gwaelod as the 'village at the bottom of the sea'.
Thankyou again. I love listening to these and when I’m finished I’ll go back to #1 and start again.
I have not heard of this legend either and I have relatives living in Borth! I have seen the fossilised trees and always wondered the history behind them. The Celtic history had always been passed on in the oral tradition. There is a lot of truth in the old legends!
Love your work
I agree there is something strangely comforting in contemplating deep time... I get the same feeling looking at the stars. Knowing that they were here long before us, and will be here long after we're gone. But at the same time aware that they too are temporary, that they undergo birth and death, laying the groundwork for the next generation as they go...
It is all so wonderfully amazing! I appreciate the music, the beautiful scenery captured in video, the crafting of the narration It is like a feast! So restorative as well to jump into the time machine and go to another time and place for a break from the current situation.❤️❤️🇨🇦. Thank you!
Celtic legends are full of stories of drowned towns and fairyland is to be found under the waters too, Bear in mind that the "fairies" were originally the souls of the dead, hence burial mounds are called Fairy Mounds, so this is an ancestral memory of where people used to live and where their dead were still buried.
Another wonderful episode. Learning so much from these and finally enjoying history.
In old Paganism the boat represented the womb so it has a double meaning. It can be a tool of survival in this life, but also can give you a journey to the next life (reincarnation through family lines)... but of course that relies on your tribe being wise and allowing generations to continue.
Thankyou that is v interesting 🚣♂️
These videos are very interesting!!!! I am enjoying listening to them. I am learning a lot from you.
Got the book, thank you Neil. Watching you on YT which I have little respect for except that it gives me access to all sorts of subjects. Presumably, after 6,000 years all signs of habitation will have been washed away and that there were no stone buildings at that time, even for farmers or was that time before farmers? Thanks for your videos, love to watch your weekly rant on GB News, usually on Telegram.
It was at the time of farmers, as this area was famous for being highly fertile and productive, and there were several 'cities' in this now-sunken land, according to the myths. Maybe it was during the Climatic Optimum of the Bronze Ages which was the start of widespread farming in the UK, c.5000-2000BC. Temperatures then were a few degrees higher in northern Europe and the sea level was probably rising. (Yes, temperatures have gone up and down a few times since the Ice Age, something that is well evidenced but no one is keen to acknowledge any more !)
If you can't imagine cities and large-scale arable farming in the Bronze Ages, just read Homer's Odyssey. Those 'ancient Greeks' were the Bronze Age celtic people of Europe, the ancesters of all the celtic people not just the Greeks. Notice how advanced the culture was. They didn't have high technology but they were ploughing the land, had horses & livestock, organised societies, numerous coastal 'cities' and did long distance seafaring and trade!
just started tuning into your channel Neil. love the content as always Neil. being a time traveller myself, I'd be thrilled if you would take us to the Mystic Isle of Avalon swirling with history where King Arthur and his beloved Genevieve of Camelot ventured.
I'm afriad there has been some confusion around this. The Isle of Avalon is at Glastonbury but there's no genuine link to King Arthur here. At some point the patrons of Glastonbury claimed that King Arthur was buried here but that never made any sense as he had been fighting a battle in Scotland at the time, and was then taken and buried in South Wales, which was where he had his main castle. There are many candidates for Camelot, the most likely being the massive Iron Age Fort now called Cadbury castle on the river Cam near Queen Camel, east Somerset.
(Glastonbury actually has an equally intriguing, ancient history, being the site of the first recognised Christian church in the world. But for political reasons, this was hard to publicise once Catholicism took over the church in England).
Another great insight into the history of these islands. Had my own personal Cantre' Gwaelod the other week courtesy of blocked drains in the road outside my house.
Re rising sea levels, this has been happening for millennia, as you are aware, at the height of the last ice age the ice sheet extended over most of the British Isles, since its been retreating ever since, pretty obvious sea levels will rise.
Good point, although temperatures have gone up and down a few times since the Ice Age (something that is well evidenced but no one is keen to acknowledge any more). Maybe this happened during the Climatic Optimum of the Bronze Ages which was the start of widespread farming in the UK, roughly 5000-2000BC. Temperatures then were a few degrees higher in northern Europe (than now) and the sea level was probably rising (further) during this era.
How intriguing!
A powerful, beautfully located episode of 'Y Gwyll' or , in English, Hinterland was set and filmed in and around Borth. The marshlands there are a perfect set; a sublimely, fitting theatre for this original murder story.
I saw this episode before I saw this podcast and now I want to visit Borth even more. I started walking the entire Welsh coast path last year, so will be there soon.
Diolch, Neil.
How did your walk go ?
@gaz8891 finished the year (doing available weekends) at 230 miles into the 870, so a quarter of the way. This took me the length of the N Wales coast and a complete circuit of Anglesey then just past Dinas Dinlle on the Llŷn. Was due to pick up in the Easter but it has been delayed. Like I said, will be there soon. Thanks, man.
@@robertmakin2259 That's great, well done.
Doing some catching up, this session is very familiar to what is off the Meols peninsula on wirral, dad said years ago that at low tide there was a submerged forrest, he's going back 70 years, when i grew up there not a one could be seen. There are lots of pictures of them and a few old books reprinted that describe it well. Lots of finds in the 1800's are noted.
What magic you tell us .....so beautifull.....imagine the trees crying for help what a beautifull forest that would have been sad to see the trunks hanging on there .... for so long.....to remind us of who we were one day through reincarnation we look upon our past lost selves.......gosh ....it is wonderfull listening to you ...very special .. truly Devine.
33:33 studying geology and thinking in "geological time" really puts things in perspective.
Bells ringing from the depth of the sea is part of the myth of Rungholt as well. I suppose there are still more stories like this. Anyway, great video as always!
15th fabulous podcast in a row.
Love the idea that Boris & the other buffoons are just dandelion fluff!!!😂 Really enjoyed this rhanks Neil
Hello dear Neil 🤗..Great to see & hear you again ! I come originally from Central Europe ; have lived in Scotland many years ( when I was younger ) and now I live quite near A v e b u r y in SW England. .Thank you dear Neil Me too (....) I love history; Archeology and have been writing poetry one is called : "" TO MY beloved BRITAIN "" -- it made my friends c r y 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤔🤔😏😏🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😁😁😘..
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I am also in agreement with your outlook of the world.
Neil you are a go to guru
Trippin oot at borth
I've been to Borth on more than a couple of occasions and I never knew this. I do know every time I've been it's always been windy lol Do you think the horse and cart caused the sea to swallow the land up, Neil??
borth my childhood home for a short moment.
Great work Neil,thank you
Hello!!
Neil I can totally relate to you looking at history as a type of vaccination against all this utter madness. Thanks.
So beautiful and grounding! And it's not like this kind of knowledge is impractical. In the Pacific Northwest it was the dendro-chronologists who found evidence for the last movement of the Pacific Cascadia Subduction Zone 500 years ago. This evidence was validated by combing the folklore of the indigenous people of Japan, whose legends told of a gigantic tsunami. Now the emergency people teach drills in schools, and there are evacuation routes. A little girl who had learned of this saved her parents and others during the 2004 Indonesian tsunami as she'd learned how the ocean draws back just before the gigantic wave. So one never knows what knowledge will end up being useful!
Lol, Neil still uploading in what could be considered the Neolithic of TH-cam pixel quality. Same with Simon from HistoryDebunked. Now Mark Feton, he's on top of his shit.😉 Love what your doing Neil, I can remember I've been watching you on history shows since I hit puberty back in the late 90's.
This series is a podcast. Podcast is not reliant on image. If you listen closely you will notice that the pixels are irrelevant
*Cantre'r gwaelod* perfectly pronounced by Neil Oliver 🏴👏👍
Another great episode.
Thanks for the map showing us where this is. I wonder if Google Maps shows any decent satellite images in their data banks showing more sublimation of the region? 🤔
That is a handy tool I used in my surveying career comparing older satellite images with newer images and standing on the ground itself using my Mark1 Mod0 visual capturing device run through the original wet ware processing portable tabulator, encyclopedia, and experimental virtual laboratory.
Such a nebulous term.
_Climate Change_
Like trying to grasp smoke while looking through a mirror.
Convenient if you ask me.
Perhaps you should continue using the term 'global warming', you might find it a less nebulous term! I have to say though that the increase in hurricanes, tornados, wildfire's, floods and other unusual weather events doesn't seem very nebulous or convenient to me!
The Earth can shrink and expand too.
In the mesolitic people lived on the coast, then far out from present shores, as the land was heavily forested and the rivers and coasts full of fish. as the sea rose 100m after the ice age most villages were flooded
I think it was later than that as it was apparently after farming had been introduced. Maybe this happened during the Climatic Optimum of the Bronze Ages which was the start of widespread farming in the UK, roughly 5000-2000BC. Temperatures then were a few degrees higher in northern Europe (than now) and the sea level was probably rising (further) during this era. (Temperatures have gone up and down a few times since the Ice Age, something that is well evidenced but no one is keen to acknowledge any more!).
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We would have a better world if Neil was in charge.
lovely stuff...for true history of UK ...check out wilson and blackett
Yes, love them, they're just brilliant, so much research and insight.
During the earlier part of the Holocene then of course the sea levels would be rising. If these people in Borth tried to hold it back and one day those barriers failed then it is an interesting story but not surprising.
Yes, but temperatures have also gone up and down a few times since the Ice Age (something that is well evidenced but no one is keen to acknowledge any more). Maybe this happened during the Climatic Optimum of the Bronze Ages which was the start of widespread farming in the UK, roughly 5000-2000BC. Temperatures then were a few degrees higher in northern Europe (than now) and the sea level was probably rising (further) during this era.
PS / W a l e s is lovely Too ! Reminds me slightly of my own BIRTH-- COUNTRY = bohemia.
Did he really just say, in the middle of a video about Welsh legend, and without the slightest hint of irony, "there's the Arthurian legends in England"? 😖
(Timestamp - 7:00)
I wondered if someone might pick up on that.
Yes, that jumped out at me too. King Arthur belongs to Wales, more than to 'England'. He was King of the British, but never controlled all of what we now call England. The country was divided in two at the time, with Wales and western UK belonging to the British and the eastern half of England belonging to the Anglo-Saxons (the 'English').
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This island was said to have extended down south, beyond the coastline of Llanrhystud and Llanon. Last month, the MOD "sectioned off" this large area of Cardigan Bay, supposedly to conduct missile experiments but I wonder if this was really a cover story, and that they've seen something on satellite images, below the waves and were diving? The prophecies of Edgar Cayce comes to mind about lost sunken lands (and their artefacts) being discovered during these times.
I don't know those places but from what I read, I understood that the land extended across much of the Bay of Cardigan and was something like 40 miles long and 20 miles wide, if I remember right.
very interesting - I got worried at the mention of Atlantis - thought for a moment this was going to have some hancockian theosophical undertones...:)
What would our ancestors think of us if they could see what we are doing ?
There is something about the Welsh you know - they all can Sing for one thing!
I would be interested to know if that ancient forest is an important stabiliser of the terrain in that area. Maybe it prevents further coastal erosion. For a legendary and conservative reason it should be protected from people removing pieces of it for this reason. It could be an extra boon for the coastal village.
New discoveries have ascertained that the Flood of Noah (peace be upon him) happened in 2807 BCE when a comet hit the Indian Ocean south of Madagascar. It hit with such a force that the whole Earth shuddered and multiple mega tsunamis as well as every type of natural disaster caused so many deaths throughout the globe. This was discovered when an underwater crater called Burkles crater was found and investigated. Being sceptical about the validity of this claim I started researching all manner of areas to see if this claim was provable. I studied the Kings list of Egypt and Samaria as well as literature such as the Torah, Quran, Vedic family lines and legends. Included in my studies were the subjects of geology, anatomy, climatology and the causes and effects of both natural disasters and impacts of meteorological fragments on the Earth as well as aerial explosions of the same.
It was a thorough research and I would not stop it until I was satisfied with the findings.
The research which clinched the deal was the working out of the family tree using the Book of Genesis. I compiled a table of the prophetic family line from Adam to Joseph (peace be upon them).
The book of Genesis uses a very good system where you can tell at what age a man had his first son and how old he was when he died. Given a date to work on you can take this information and work out the year when that person was born, the year when he had his first son and the year he died. I then converted the years given from Samarian Lunar years into Gregorian years because the Egyptian and Samarian kings list have been compiled in this format by historians and archaeologists.
Using the Biblical prophets family tree and compiling a new table including the Egyptian and Samarian kings list, I was able to point to Pharaoh likely to have been in power during the Great Drought of Joseph (peace be upon him) as Peppi II. Historical climatologists proved that this drought was at the time of this Pharaoh and the latest archaeological findings have found the same.
Comparing the Samarian kings list and the Prophets family tree together showed indisputably that Gilgamesh was the same person as Nimrod in the Torah. The name of Nimrod means rebel. Whereas the Name Gilgamesh is a given name. Gilgamesh/Nimrod was the great grandson of Noah (peace be upon him) and would certainly have heard in great detail the story of the flood. Gilgamesh was known to be a horrible person and he had turned to polytheism. In The Epic of Gilgamesh he describes the Flood but changes it's story from the one given in the Torah by adding the polytheism. I find it very interesting in the saga that he ordered a temple to be built in honour of his own god and had it pitched. This speaks of his fear of another flood and the measures he took to make sure that if it happened again that it was at least waterproof. The Vedic script compared to the Torah notes that Nimrod"s brother Ramah was the same as Ramachandra of Indian legend. The Indian lengends mention that Ramachandra had twin sons so does the Torah. In the Samarian kings list the elder brother Dimizud (Ramachandra) rules for a time and then Gilgamesh rules for a bit and then Dimizud (Ramachandra) rules again for a bit after the death of Gilgamesh (Nimrod). This is precisely what is said in the Indian legends. This is proof of the matching of these characters. It seems that different cultural groups had different names for the elite. I am open to correction but I believe that Dwarka the Royal estate and castle of Krishna was destroyed by the initial mega tsunami caused by the impact of the comets coma. I also believe that Lord Krishna and his brother Lord Bahram who were on a hunting trip in the hills nearby were also drowned by the same mega tsunami. I also noted that during that time period more than one name for a royal personage was not uncommon because Pharaoh Peppi II was also known as Neferkare.
It’s our fault so what do we do about it? Abandon fossil fuels? Eat a plant based diet? I feel a deep connection with Neil’s passion for our precious archipelago 🙏🏽❤️
This is s cyclical happening. It is NOT man made. And TPTB know all about it.
Not sure what you are saying. Temperatures have gone up and down a few times since the Ice Age. This is something that is well evidenced although no one is keen to acknowledge this any more. During the Bronze Ages, c. 5000-2000BC, temperatures were a few degrees warmer than now in northern Europe, and this is when farming became widespread here.
I wish you'd been at my school.
I think this episode shows us again how foolish it is to build anything that is meant to last a long time on sand. The aerial images of that Norfolk coastal village gradually falling into the sea also showed clearly that the land beneath is made of sand. Not sandstone, but sand that the tides can so easily wash away. The old story of the Three Little Pigs should have taught everyone this principle!
I was reminded of another country that apparently vanished beneath the waves off Cornwall: Lionesse! Although, of course, there is a French version of the Legend of Arthur and there is the area around the city of Lyon: the Lyonais. I have always wondered whether there could have been confusion about the two areas? But then again Tintagel was part of the British Arthur legend, so perhaps Lionesse still needs to be uncovered beneath the waves by divers and Lidar and such? Round about the Scilly Isles?
Yes, I'm sure that Lionesse is a real area of sunken land around the Scilly Isles. I'm sure I remember there being some geological evidence for this but I've forgotten exactly what ... But i don't think you should assume that the sunken land in the Bay of Cardigan was built on sand. It wasn't just a strip of land along the sea shore. I'm not sure but I remember reading that it was a huge area, something like 20 miles deep by 40 miles long.
Neil, it sounded to my old ears as if, 30 minutes into this great video, you said that the British Isles are "only a thousand years old". What did you really want to say? 8,000, perhaps?
Post-Doggerland perhaps?
don't blame me.
I guess earthquakes, land subsidence or a tsunami were too fantastical for early people to think of.
But those don't explain the dam. To my mind, the fact that they had built a dam to control the water implies that the sea level had been gradually rising and they were trying to retain their hold of the land.
A natural land wall could have collapsed between Ireland and Wales?
I don't think it extended that far at all. It was a large area, perhaps 20 miles deep by 40 miles long, perhaps filling the Bay of Cardigan, but not reaching out further into the Irish Sea.
The land may have dropped!
I ate mushrooms today on holidays and low and behold wow
Rising sea levels shouldn’t be something to fear……unless of course they rise 100 meters. We as Humans think we are invincible, building our little city’s and houses on the coast for a “nice view” which is all well and good but this is a huge ball of rock spinning through infinite space and time and there are forces at play that we don’t understand. It ita not as simple as “oh there’s more carbon in the atmosphere and it’s also a degree or 2 warmer, so it must be the carbon” we are mere ants on this rock and we are ignorant to think we have figured out why the climate changes (which it has been doing since time began) what we should do is wha my would seek sensible to our ancestors…..build our places to live abs thrive INLAND….forget prettiness or “the sea view” because the sea is a powerful force and time DOES NOT stand still, so our little houses and cities on the coast will not stand still either. The seas will rise, the seas will recede, as we breathe in and breathe out.
we are football! mainland is the boot and irie the ball together we make a game too rule the world.
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History of the Lullaby. Suo Gân was written by an anonymous composer in Wales sometime during the early 1800s. The song lyrics were first recorded much later, by the Welsh folklorist Robert Bryan (1858-1920). The title simply translates to lullaby (suo = lull; cân = song).. In Stephen Spielberg's 1987 film Empire of the Sun, the song was featured predominately in pivotal scenes. The excaliber man cocks up swan song dee sires 7 bore a white mary church on the hill. Aye rissle kicks on route 66. Eye LlanAhdoon eye we all got to sit round tables. N musical chairs. Pass the Par sails. But sends santas monica harmonicas. Cazoos eye that song gets me everytime. Once you know Empries of the Sun gods Ra fells n twins peaks. Poor peet. Na he was warm. But i found the Welsh Golden pretty maids all in a row. Rolloks. True i rewen minors. I show ewes gifts. Showers after minds. Eye black n whites Othello. Reversi. Reverance seas. Micheals Mounts.
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Arthur legends are welsh not anglo english ❤
Yes. He was king of the British and his home realm was south Wales, although he also ruled the western half of what we call England and Camelot might well have been in England (Cadbury castle near Queen Camel).
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I blame the French...