I’m a documentary junkie. Nobody does these better than nat geo. No stupid ai voice narration. No gawd awefull music. No role playing. Amazing cinematography. A pleasure to watch.
I love the informative, educational Nat-Geo documentaries. I get something new out of them EVERYTIME I watch. Interesting bit of information that grabbed my brain in this one; the marvels of Ancient Egypt being 3000yrs old. As fast as humans have progressed in the last 500yrs, I'd think that the advancement in Ancient Egypt would be so much more, in 3000yrs. If we started our (America) 'clock' at 1500ce, look how far we have come in just 500yrs. How much more advanced will be in another 2500yrs?
It's truly impressive to see the secrets of ancient civilizations unveiled through modern technology! This episode perfectly blends science and history, giving us a deeper look into what lies beneath the ocean. Thank you, National Geographic, for this amazing production
What amazes me is that in 4000 years from now, some archeologists will struggle to study our remains and buildings,,,LOL. I hope they'll find the information they need.
no? there will be digital photos and everything. Like the way we know what iw was like 50 years ago but back then noone knew what it was like 50 years ago
@ftwxosmarioss knowledge passes down throughout generations via various methods. if there is a mass extinction, humans would have to start from scratch.
I once found what very well could have been an ancient pit. There was this area full of dirt settled over many years, when I got all the dirt out it was identical to an old pit.
31:15 she has never lived in the real world outside school and parents house. Empires obviously have a strong military. Rome being super obvious. People always want to take something from someone else
I'm old enough to remember when NatGeo only reported on facts and current studies. this is cute though. reminds me of the fake docs NG made about mermaids and dragons back in the day.
I cant watch documentaries like this anymore. We've colonized everything, including other peoples histories and mythologies... mainstream archeology is just another facet of that
Colonization is an inescapable part of human history, for better or worse. You can stick your head in the sand and wish it wasn't so, but it is. Will you cut yourself off from history just because you don't like the way it evolved? Then you are living in a fantasy world. History is often ugly but it is history, and those who forget history are doomed to repeat it.
i don't know if i'm convinced on the reason of the 14 boats in the desert. these people would have lived close to the time just after Noah's flood. maybe they were preparing or another flood. storing beer and provisions along with protecting the boats from the initial impact of the flood waters, to later float to the surface on their own for survivors to climb aboard
From the beginning. I want to hear the peoples of the lands. Not any of yous. We need to be careful on how we understand everything accepted into ours minds. Science is only one perspective
Unveiling history from the oceans is absolutely fascinating!
I’m a documentary junkie. Nobody does these better than nat geo. No stupid ai voice narration. No gawd awefull music. No role playing. Amazing cinematography. A pleasure to watch.
I've ignored blocked documentations because of AI voice. So lazy and uninteresting
I love these long documentaries, I fall asleep to them and then watch them again in the afternoon.
Totally agree
Did you watch Tv Documentaries growing up in the 90s? The discovery Channel and the Learning channel did shows like this all the time lol
I love the informative, educational Nat-Geo documentaries. I get something new out of them EVERYTIME I watch.
Interesting bit of information that grabbed my brain in this one; the marvels of Ancient Egypt being 3000yrs old. As fast as humans have progressed in the last 500yrs, I'd think that the advancement in Ancient Egypt would be so much more, in 3000yrs.
If we started our (America) 'clock' at 1500ce, look how far we have come in just 500yrs. How much more advanced will be in another 2500yrs?
Absolutely Fascinating Documentary. The ancient Egyptian were a mystical bunch
It's truly impressive to see the secrets of ancient civilizations unveiled through modern technology! This episode perfectly blends science and history, giving us a deeper look into what lies beneath the ocean. Thank you, National Geographic, for this amazing production
What amazes me is that in 4000 years from now, some archeologists will struggle to study our remains and buildings,,,LOL. I hope they'll find the information they need.
They will conclude that we regresses to hunter gatherers of data and taxes
no? there will be digital photos and everything. Like the way we know what iw was like 50 years ago but back then noone knew what it was like 50 years ago
@ftwxosmarioss knowledge passes down throughout generations via various methods.
if there is a mass extinction, humans would have to start from scratch.
Interesting to think how even our most cutting edge technology will be considered ancient by then 🤔
@@NatGeolike the floppy disk
This is my jam❤❤❤ thank you National Geographic ❤❤❤
Please do a documentary video on ancient port city of south India , poombuhar
I’d love to see an Egyptologist react to exploring Assassins Creed Origins. Climbing the Lighthouse takes your breath away
Origins and Odyssey are SO beautiful. I feel like they are so under rated.
@ they definitely are
My lifelong friend National Geographic ❤
Amazing job and well done
❤. Thank you 😊.. nat gio. Is the best 🎉
Pyramids were built by someone else...Egyptians just moved into them
Wonderful nature
Great video ❤
Very educational
Amazing tech
The best! ❤
Было очень интересно, спасибо .
Needs timestamps please !
I once found what very well could have been an ancient pit. There was this area full of dirt settled over many years, when I got all the dirt out it was identical to an old pit.
Whenever I watch a video from Pompeii I get very sad, especially when I see cats from human bodies! Sad!😢
23:26 it would be funny if it was the first boat/sailor themed bar😂
Tell the history correctly and tell the truth. I saw in the film's text that some of the text was in Persian, but you didn't say anything about it.
As a Moroccan I'm proud of ibn battuta
that's the thing i am in serach. Thanks Nat Geo
31:15 she has never lived in the real world outside school and parents house. Empires obviously have a strong military. Rome being super obvious. People always want to take something from someone else
How can you be so sure that the antler is really from that area? What if it just shove there from other places, you never know
Do the Ancient Malay civilization!
Very interesting no men land 🧐
I think Moon controls the water levels on the planet. Need to send moon to Mars, so Mars will have water and we don't. Ahahaha
Sea and Sand... Water 💧
Did the servants forget the fleet in this world!?
Supose many of the people where in Pompay for the celebration.
they reburied the boats ? why?
They explained why in the video, right after they mentioned reburying the ships.
so there is really a water that covered the earth lol your proving it right now , 😂
The end of the world as we know it? Theorist warns humanity is teetering between collapse and advancement: d.o.a...
Do it by hand 😐
It's not mosque.. Temple... Ancient Egyptian used idols.. Worshipped sun and moon..
Lol the say the Egyptians though it was the road to the afterworld while being so advanced they aligned and build pyramids to true north 😂
I'm old enough to remember when NatGeo only reported on facts and current studies.
this is cute though. reminds me of the fake docs NG made about mermaids and dragons back in the day.
archeologists now think that past civilization are stupid and dumb,,,😅😅
Who is narrator of this, anyone know?
Thanks
They found ASET ASAR AND HERU...THEY FORGOT TO SAY...TEMPLE OF AMON RA
I cant watch documentaries like this anymore. We've colonized everything, including other peoples histories and mythologies... mainstream archeology is just another facet of that
keep crying lib
Colonization is an inescapable part of human history, for better or worse. You can stick your head in the sand and wish it wasn't so, but it is. Will you cut yourself off from history just because you don't like the way it evolved? Then you are living in a fantasy world. History is often ugly but it is history, and those who forget history are doomed to repeat it.
K Jake go whinge somewhere else
Eat my shorts
Yo who this goofball
The Lord created the great flood for a reason.
Now a can,t see Camel
Uhm , the mega forts didn't see battle because they prevented battles by their existence
i don't know if i'm convinced on the reason of the 14 boats in the desert. these people would have lived close to the time just after Noah's flood. maybe they were preparing or another flood. storing beer and provisions along with protecting the boats from the initial impact of the flood waters, to later float to the surface on their own for survivors to climb aboard
Nikola Tesla ❤
Told you 😁
If someone could have take initiative to help this generation.
.Get everything straightened for the sake of the 3 n 4 generation to come after us
Nile Bible be 🤠
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nc
Wow wonderful technology ....mh370 found not use this becoz no interest
😂😂💯
Well iv been watching this for 1 7 mins n there have been 6 ads 4 in the 1st 5 mins..too much nat geo going somewhere else blessings
😂😂 national Geographic,, ignore some idiot 😂
From the beginning. I want to hear the peoples of the lands. Not any of yous. We need to be careful on how we understand everything accepted into ours minds. Science is only one perspective
Lol
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Ha ha ha
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Hey National Geographic, Can you STOP STOP STOP STOP STOP uploading mega episodes on Saturdays please!?!?!?!?!?!?!?! 😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠 Thank you.
Ummm…. Why ?
@LanaiHaselton because I'd rather have video clips on weekends instead
What's your problem here ? 🙄
@ oh ok. I thought you just didn’t like the channel or something.
Hey my dad’s name is Leonard too,good name!
Not as long as they're making money, honey