(Very) Detailed History of Iberia - Timeline HD: Stone Age-Modern Age (1.2 Million BCE - 2021 CE)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ม.ค. 2021
- IBERIAN PENINSULA (STONE AGE - MODERN AGE) EVERY YEAR
This took me so long to research, I manually made each frame on Photoshop. I focused a lot on researching the pre-roman peoples for this video because I think they're really cool and there is no other video focusing on them out on TH-cam.
The lost civilizations of the Copper, Early, and Late Bronze Age as well as naming every single tribe/tribal confederation in Iberia took a lot of time, especially because of the scarce resources for the tribal wars, etc. Even for the early Greek/Phoenician colonies, resources are scarce and often contradict each other. I tried my best to give the most detailed information in which a reliable source(s) exist to prove it
It was fun researching. Watch it in Full-HD.
(Very) Detailed History of the Iberian Peninsula Timeline HD (1.2 Million BCE - 2021 CE): Stone Age-Modern Age: TIMELINE MAP
Some of the main sources:
balagan.info/reconquista-time...
www.metmuseum.org/
en.wikipedia.org/wiki (Especially the following)
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prehist...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portugu...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neander...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roman_c...
www.ancient.eu/timeline/iberia/
www.wikiwand.com/en/Timeline_...
Jake Mapping ( / @jakemapping2868 )
Ollie Bye ( / @olliebye )
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MISTAKES:
-the frame at 12:42 in 1807CE, Portugal should have stayed the same until 1814, and the Portuguese map after that would have looked like what it did in 12:41 right before 1807CE. I just noticed it years later, it was a mistake in the post-editing.
Also, the years in the beginning are clearly wrong. As someone pointed out as soon as I uploaded it it, 120,000,000 BCE should have been 1,200,000 BCE , etc.
I wanna work on this video again, but I probably won't for the near future. So if there's any more mistakes please let me know so I can correct it in the future :)
Yes!
This is ridiculously underrated
History of the world
Iberia
I shared this video
As a native portuguese myself this is an amazing trip down the past. It's fascinating how the land I walk on has gone trough so many change and different cultures!
Same from a Spaniard. The iberian brothers, explorers of the world, we share a history that is one of the best in the world🇪🇸❤️🔥🇵🇹
History of the Iberian Peninsula is awesome, idk why there aren't many movies about it.
Because well-financed movies are anglo-american
@@ZERO9630 so these companies are losing a great opportunity to make a lot of money
There are mostly series' since Spaniards love that as well as Turks. Also there are a lot of Brazilian ones, idk how I a balkaner know this and not you hh
@@magistermilitum1206 Not all of us have the same opportunites. I will search for some, thank you
@@vagnerfragapereira6596Um filme moderno sobre Viriato, El Cid, Abd Al-Rahman I e Sebastião de Portugal dariam muito dinheiro
That was wonderful, I learned a lot and I loved the musical transitions.
Thank you.
This video is genuinely so good 😍 thank you SO MUCH
Damn, this is very nice! Keep up the good work!
What a beautiful, great and detailed video, i watched it all, and loved it, really good!!
Thank you!
Best Video I have seen about Iberia!
Thanks!
Very well done!
Thank you! I appreciate your channel btw, I am a big fan!
Love it!
I never get to see youre videos this early.
This is without a doubt the best video on the History of Iberia. Great job!
Thank you! :)
Well it has many faults lol
This video is gold. Thank God for this video.
Thank you so much for your comment
Excellent video.
Very good video, loved it, specially how you added Pre-History into it! Would it be too much to ask what musics you used in this video?
The Bards Of Olde?
Awsome video.
thank you!
This is indeed greatly detailed
Great job mate, bloody underrated video of yers.
Thanks mate much appreciated :)
Underrated? Is really basic and with many inaccuracies
Just a mistake, in the video you mentioned that Spain started colonizing the americans, but we didnt. American territories were organized in viceroyalties, not colonies, plus, unlike the "leyenda negra" myth says, we treated natives well unlike other european powers. Apart from that, appreciate your video, this is the best video ive seen about the history of iberia so far.
Did you use GIMP to make this? The style reminds me very strongly of my old videos and maps from 2018 through early 2019. Anyways, also, excellent work, this is the level of detail that should be standard in the mapping community.
hi
Thank you! I agree videos would be much more dynamic. And No, I used Photoshop to create the frames then named it all and animated it to premiere pro, but if you don't mind me asking, what kind of editing software do you recommend for mapping videos? I'm just very fond of your styles, I find ur videos very professional looking! :)
@@hui-hui9921 I draw the maps in GIMP, but I use keynote to turn it into an animation and add the date and legend, as well as title slides. I add music (and combine the multiple keynotes since if a video runs for more than 1000 frames it's advisable to break it up into multiple keynotes since making keynotes with slides of multiple thousands causes problems).
Also, I would love to know the music you used for this video.
Whats thr music in the "Arabic rule"
Good video! But one mistake: at 0:04, it said (+120,000,000 BCE) but there were dinosaurs at that time. The time should be (+1,200,000 BCE). Thank you 😁
everyone forgets couto misto ;( en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Couto_Misto lol, amazing work though!
Nice! I will include it in my updated version. feel free to let me know if I'm missing anything else :)
Love this video as a Basque. Our history is really rich.
Hey there! You did a fantastic job at focusing the most important events in iberian history. I also want to make videos on similar topic, could you tell how you made it? What steps you did to make the video? Thanks
BEAUTIFUL 😍
awesome video, I'm going to save it as favourites. My only minor complain is that in 11:13 you used "The Surrender of Breda" painting from Velazquez which is from the 80 years war, although I imagine you wanted to use the fall of granada instead (EDIT: never mind, it's just that you used the same picture for several centuries as a representative)
Just Fantastic...................
I live near Fundão, the middle of Lusitania and close to the castelo of Covilhã velha, a city in Lusitania of which there are hardly any publications to be found. Would love to know more about the Lusitanian people. Beautiful rich video, thanks a lot!
Hey, thanks for making this video -- very informative and well-done. Just one thing: At 0:43 after showing us that several waves of Neanderthal and other species of the genus homo had inhabited the Iberian Peninsula, you label the incoming group as "Humans" ... but Humans were already there (homo antecessor, homo Neanderthalensis and others). H. Antecessor and h. Neanderthalensis were both human species. I guess by "Humans" you meant homo sapiens ... but "human" refers to the entire genus homo.
Great video! Although you missed out the interim rule of the Fihirids from 750-755AD!
3:39 That's very detailed!
The Chalcholithic and Bronze age period is one of the most obscures part of history, let alone spanish history. You covered it fairly well. Not many cover those eras
Very detailed and informative. Please consider revising the text as there are multiple spelling mistakes on almost every comment set. This reduces the accuracy of the commentary and undermines the credibility of an otherwise brilliant presentation. More explanation of the religious waves through Iberia would help us understand the architectural influences that can be seen in different regions today.
i want to say something: what music did you use for the video, it was fun to listen to anyway :)
This needs to have WAY more views
Amazing video!! It makes me wonder how the Basque language survived.
Mountains
Awesome job, awesome, very professional 😲👏
Thanks to my ancestors I speak Spanish at the end of America 🤔⛵🔥
The entire history of humanity is one 🌀😮😵
11:33 🔥💛 thanks gracias
this is cool but i wish there was more detail in the roman period such as civil wars, gallic empire, tetrarchy, also the many government changes between 1814-1875
Thanks yeah I wanna do an updated version with Italy included so any form of criticism is very accepted now and if you know any other things I was missing in this video feel free to let me know it would help me a lot.
could you tell me full version of the name of the principalities of catalonia from 8:03 to 11:15 . Because they were shorted in the video and I couldn't find them. Btw I am half catalan. Greetings from Bosnia
There might be a list here en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marca_Hispanica
Troublemaker, there is no Catalonia from 08:03 to 11:15, but from 09:46 to 11:15, Aragon is also known as Aragon-Catalonia. But that was a great question. :)
@@a.d.t.mapping oh thanks
Al segle IX a Catalunya hi havien els comptats catalans, que és al que et refereixes. Els noms dels varis comptats que apareixen al mapa son: Rosselló (que apareix com a Rou.), Cerdanya (C.), Barcelona (Bar.), Besalú (B.), i Girona (Gir.), junt amb: Pallars, Urgell i l’Empordà, apareixen després a: 8:04 i 8:05 Espero que vegis això i que et serveixi😊
wikipedia
Soutreans could be the founders of Atlantis. Magdalenians the ones that survived to tell the tale. These two would explain the transition of species before and after the YDA period, and the potential extinction of the Soutreans as a previous civlization. If they were capable of navigation, they could have reach the Azores, and from there North America. the Celtic and Iberian population are the base of the current Iberian ancient history as the previous populations (up to 2000 at least) have not been teached in schools up to the 21st century, at least.
The "dark ages" also come in a period of cooling down of the planet, that reflected in the ability of producing food. consequently, people died not only because they had no food, but also of disease.
the period of invasions, from the Greeks, Romans and many after, left in the Iberian culture marks not only in terms of arqueology and architecture, but strong roots in the current culture and social organization. The people of Iberia always seems to reject the imposition of foreign authority, but they are always willing to extract the best concepts that are brought to them.
being a culture that experienced influences from all over Europe, North Africa, Med Cultures, it seems to always find the balance between such cultures, without losing their own traditions. that applies as well to Religion, as modern Iberia, i.e. Portugal and Spain, can still live in peace with Jewish, Cristian and Muslim communities having a strong presence and being able to exercise their religious beliefs in peace and harmony - a lesson to the entire planet!
the first presence of Islam in Iberia happens on the 8th century - around the year 712. This is due to the invasion of North African tribes under the Arab/Muslim empire.
at this stage, Iberia had been populated for 100.000 years. I repeat, 100.000 years. That means 1000 centuries. you got it right - one thousand centuries. But still to this day, radical Islamists still determine that Iberia is their territory, which they call "al Andaluzia"
The concept of "Reconquista" seems to fall in def ears. but for those that do not speak Spanish or Latin, the word means "Reconquer" as in, taking back what is ours.
that is a point some of you might need to take a deep look into - some people might claim territory that never belong to them, on the basis of their religion, falling short of what history actually tells them. but, hey, don't ever let facts get in the way of totalitarian views of the planet!
Iberia, these days, remains Cristian. and by Iberia I mean Portugal and Spain. Portugal is solid in their culture and traditions, without regional divisions (despite football being the most absurd divisive aspect of the North-South culture, when it takes 3 hours to travel between Lisbon and Porto - this is more about "dividing to conquer, than any logic aspect of life - just some idiots trying to bank on dividing people). in Spain is more complicated, but also very simple. there are difference in regional cultures? yes. There are differences in ancient/current languages? yes. there are differences in the way people want to live? NO. people just want a decent life. and the divisions are promoted by people that want to take advantage for their own benefit - political, economic, power, all that type of benefit. Someone in Galicia wants people in Barcelona to be happy. Someone in Valencia or Sevilla, wants people in Madrid to be happy. the cultural division only happens when some "leaders" want to take advantage of it. there is nothing more to it. take it from this perspective - those that want to divide Spain, want to be part of the European Union.
they want to divide locally, so that they can operate globally. Does that make any sense to you? "I want to be a smaller part of a bigger union". its a power grab, and it's so obvious that it hurts to see people believing it. but then again, "divide to conquer".
Portugal and Spain, in my opinion (that will for sure be challenged) should be one single country. geography justifies it. The mix of culture allows it (up to 1000 centuries of shared history), economically it will benefit both countries, culturally would make no impact as both countries are very rooted in their culture and traditions. We share rivers (fundamental for economy, trade, social interactions), we have borders with the Atlantic Ocean on the West, the Med of the East, no issue with borders up north, as the mountain range splits France from Iberia, and to the south we have North Africa, that is a border that surely needs control, but more than that, cooperation with Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia and, at some point, Algeria.
The issue between Portugal and Spain will always be about the "Capital" (Lisbon is a great spot for that, but spanish people might have a different opinion - I am Portuguese, so....). it will always be about control, local culture, history and tradition.
But in all honesty, Portugal and Spain have given up since the late 80's their independence to the European Union. we got no control, and we depend on their decisions, and their money, to get anywhere, to improve the life of our citizens.
So why not consider Iberia as a unified space. with more power to negociate. more power to control our own destiny. more power to give to our people the control of their own life, without external interfereance.
why not give a chance to something that seems logic?
please, if you are Portuguese or Spanish, I will appreciate your comments on this last aspect. and also if you are not Iberian, I will also appreciate your view, as an outsider on this matter.
thank you for reading all of this.
I would love to read your opinions, even if you don't agree with my points. only the exchange of positive and factual views can help us progress.
what were those catalonia pop-ups at 1600s? btw no such thing as catalan-aragonese crown, the crown itself was only named aragon but the principality of catalonia, the kingdom. of valencia and the balearic islands were in a federation with the kingdom of aragon, creating the term “Crown of Aragon”
9:26 i didnt know that 😮
The Gallaeci were only conquered in 19 BC, when Legate Gaius Antistius Vetus, and Legate Gaius Firmius on Augustu's order hunted the rest of the resistance after the Battle of Mons Medulius.
The campaign of Decimus Junius Brutus in 136 BC was a punitive campaign who did not occupy any stronghold, nor did it venture any further than the river Lima.
The Gallaeci were not subjects of Rome during the Sertorian wars, and only (nominally) became so after Julius Ceasar's campaign in 60 BC.
Woah, that's detailed alright
Thank you! That's the kind of comment I was hoping to have while mapping out every tribe lol
Musics of the video?
1:39 BRUH! IT SHOWED MY VILLAGE THAT I LIVE (palmela)
Lots of spelling errors....
0:46 - 1:16 Why where there no lakes?
Edit: And why was the land shaped inaccurately?
lower sea levels
bc of the ice age
Ok
Thanks!
Now, Iberia has Spain & Portugal. How do I know? Because I know everything!
La historia prerromana de España esta subestimada tiene potencial para explorarse.
Great video but thank you for giving us Olivença
Edit: I also have a question but I can't see if Lisbon was actually from Norway in 1109 (9:27).
It is ours, Spain holds it unlawfully. Of course our government doesn't press the issue, because that's what our government does, ie. nothing. Always subservient.
It was when the Vikings invaded and occupied Lisbon
When would you say the ancestors of the Basque people arrived?
Probably around 1:13
I didn’t realize the Greeks influenced the culture so much
Buenas, no deja de ser una opción plausible para un futuro, yo dejo aquí mi propuesta Política y Administrativa de la Confederación Española (Realmente República y Monarquía cuando vas al detalle práctico del día a día, tampoco se nota mucho la diferencia, en la actualidad el país funciona como 17 Repúblicas Autónomas cada una de su padre y de su madre y el Gobierno trata como buenamente puede de mantener el orden y la paz entre ellas).
Confederación Española, una propuesta de futuro basada en la experiencia histórica del pasado.
Tipo de Gobierno: Consejo de Estado (Poder Ejecutivo) , Congreso de los Diputados (400 Diputados elegidos de forma Proporcional en listas Abiertas con el umbral del 5% para entrar), Poder Judicial (Consejo elegido directamente por los electores)
Consejo de Estado: 1. León-Galicia. 2. Castilla. 3. Andalucía. 4. EuskalHerria. 5. Aragón-Cataluña-Valencia (Los 5 elegidos en votación Directa por los electores a partir de 16 años.)
Las tres instituciones puede ser revocadas mediante un Referéndum Popular, Moción de Censura o de Confianza. Cada País tendrá su propio Gobierno y Asamblea , los Presidentes y Diputados son elegidos directamente, al igual que los Alcaldes, todos ellos en listas abiertas. No hay Senado, ni Diputaciones. Ceuta y Melilla serían administradas por Andalucía. Las Islas Canarias podrán integrarse donde quieran o independizarse si así lo desean al igual que los demás.
Y 400 viverian a la grande con las pelas de quien trabaja. Que buena manera de gerenciar impuestos!
@@puraLusa Tienes razón, solo es una propuesta. Personalmente me gusta la idea de 105 Diputad@s. 2 por provincia y 3 por Madrid. El tercero sería distrito capital de Madrid ú otra ciudad que se escogiera. Gracias por tú comentario.
Olivenza is spanish not portuguese
What all music give me a clue
Why are the first years taking place in 100 million BC?
that's when the first hominids migrated into Iberia
@@hui-hui9921 Yeah, but 100,000,000 BC was the Mesozoic
@@hui-hui9921 Also, another nitpick: Between Soultrean and Magdalenian was the Badegoulian which went from 18,500 to 16,000 BP (fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Badegoulien)
The Lusitanians and the Vettones were Celtic peoples, or at the very least heavily Celticised by the time of the Roman invasion, it makes no sense for them to be coloured as "Iberian" (which they definitely were not, Iberians weren't even Indo-European at all) instead of Celtic like their neighbours to the North and South, which worshipped basically the same Gods, had the same artwork and a very similar language.
And the Aquitanians should have their own colour, they weren't Iberian or Celtic, they were their own thing.
Not Indo-european in culture, ethnics or both? We often mix the concepts
@@ateginadeusaportuguesadano458
The Iberian language was not an Indo-European language.
@@FaithfulOfBrigantia yeah i now the language is not, about the ethnics im not sure.
@@ateginadeusaportuguesadano458
What do you mean by ethnics
@@FaithfulOfBrigantia forget it, it was seeing how you understood the iberians, like ethnic group or just linguistically (btw, i speak Portuguese like you do xd
Que no es "Catalonia-Aragon", es Aragon y punto. No había ningún rey de ninguna Cataluña, había conde de Barcelona y conde de Urgell. Y no es por joder, es que es la verdad.
Se puede ver de dos las maneras, históricamente no se llamaba así pero la autonomía de Catalunya en la unión dinástica és indiscutible a parte que si se llamaba corona de Aragón és por eso mismo porque era un reino y los condados catalanes no lo eran, aunque en aquella época no había diferencia alguna entre rey y conde.
is there any proof that umayyades conquered spain
i mean tariq was moroccan the king of nekkour and it wasn't conquered at the time
and looking at the dna of iberians there is no j1 in thier genes
and the architecture of the andalus is moroccan ??
Man you know nothing about history
Tarid ibn ziyad was a commander of the ummayads in morroco
@@polomarco7575 I genuinely cringed reading his comment lol
ª I don't understand anything but the Muslims led Andalusia to almost compete with Constantinople and Baghdad as a civilization, that is, they led Iberia to a golden age in the midst of medieval darkness, which unfortunately the same Gothic administration caused with constant games of thrones, along with famines and pestilences.
A lot of architecture is gothic too, but I think that the most present roots are Celtic and Roman. Germanic and Arab formed many elites. Not to mention that many Hispano-Romans became Muslims, and the Muslim kings had Caucasian features, because they were engendered in the wombs of women from northern Spain. Case similar to the later Ottoman elite.
But there would not have been that Spanish world Christian empire, I believe, without the previous administration and predecessor Islamic order. Before that, Spain was never unified, served with Carthage, merged with Rome, received many Germanic and finally Muslim invasions (which many Hispanics saw as an improvement), and then conquered the world from Texas to the Philippines
Portuguese coping by saying that they control Olivenza
13:22 territory*
Join*
Olivenza :/
Olivença :)
where's the duchy of cantabria
I'm not agree about everything... Millares is quite older than in the video, same for Argar. Urnfield culture are not so old, and by iberian tribes they use to be considered as iberian since mid VI bc, even if in the south could be older, definetely not in the XII bc. Carthage never controled so much of iberia, maybe a bit more in the zone of Catalonia in some moments of the 2nd Punic War, but no more... and i'm not sure about Mallorca. The "bagaudae" were groups of people who used to attack some places, they were no rulers... The "cantabri", VIth ac were part of the visigothic kingdom.
Como 120 millones 😂
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My man doing justice to Portugal by including Olivença in the Portuguese map. Olivença is and was always ours, Spain is holding it unlawfully.
Awful map, concerning antiquity. No Tartessians, no Sicules, no Ligures, no Gauls, no Iberes... Only archeologic novlangue full of meaningless names, like "bell baker".
Historians of our obscurantiste age know nothing about old antiquity, compare to historians from the past.
Terms like Bell-beaker my seem like "archaeologic novlangue" to a layperson, but it’s a well-established term in archaeology. Also, I did cover Tartessians and Iberes, as well as mythical kingdoms such as Conii, but I am open to receiving new sources where I can research info I might have missed! Feel free to share them
#olivençaénossa
ah yes the peninsula that massacred muslims sadly i cant pur links in comments or else my comment gets deleted to show evidence how they massacred muslims
you dont know anything about history
It makes sense why my dna is all mixed up. Seeing this kind of puts it into somewhat perspective.. it would have been cool to see the world map once Spain and Portugal started colonizing the americas.. my 2nd great grandfather Joaquin gomes dasilva came to Hawaii via the ss Bordeaux.. was one of the 20 stowaways.. he came to Hawaii from funchal.. my Spanish ancestry came through Spanish guam.. those 2 branches came together in hawaii.. the word paniolo is hawaiian for cowboy.. it also means spanish.. because it was the Spanish vaquero that brought cowboy culture here to hawaii..