I've been watching these compilations of the Myth Hunters series. Very enjoyable. That said, I love how the people only accept evidence that supports their theories and justifies any anomalies as "mistakes". You need to look at all evidence with a skeptical eye. Not just asking how it supports my pet theory, but also asking how it might not. Question everything.
That was my thought now watching this as well..they had that Japanese sword expert ripping of handles to find inscriptions and some of them was in that age range and known sword makers
Helena got the Red Sea crossing wrong and the Burial site and Crucifixion site wrong, you got right Constantine re writing history to consolidate power.
My ex wife's grandpa fought in the pacific front and always showed off the japanese swords he was able to bring home with him, he said everyone took some home
They really need to explain it's a Reconstruction and not "actual" footage of the real battle between Japanese and Mongols in the 13th century?? Kind of sad really.
I don’t think we can understand Pearl Harbour if we didn’t live it. Believe it was like that generation’s 9/11 and the destroying of the Japanese swords likely had a hint of payback to it.
16:55😂 as a soldier 13yrs &. counting I can confirm that after being beaten down every day by your superiors physically & mentally being given anything with the slightest value will undoubtedly lift morale😢
The Search for Zed: They succumbed to Natives, and Zed was Found !!! + City of the Monkey God. ✨May their Souls and his wife's, enjoy most positive energies and new incarnations of delicious Explorations and Discoveries ! ✨🏆✨
Katana is curved, but that curve is not such that it gives the blade much easier cutting properties. Of course, it helped, but that is negligible. For the curve to be such to play a vital role in the cutting the katana should be curved much, much more. The curve on the katana comes from the cooling techniques, when the swordsmith plunges the hot sword in the water the metal gets curved. And again, I am not saying that the curve is not helping, but the curve on the katana or Mongol, Turkish, or European sabres is not helping so much in the cutting.
@ 1:21:12 - this guy is clearly a bit of an idiot... If people generally believe that a forger wouldn't 'make mistakes' then, of course, a forger would deliberately 'make mistakes'... because, to fools like this guy, 'mistakes' are what make it seem "genuine".
Japanese iron was terrible. That's why they had to fold it so many times, and it took forever to forge one. Luckily, katanas weren't the primary weapon of the Samurai.
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I've been watching these compilations of the Myth Hunters series. Very enjoyable. That said, I love how the people only accept evidence that supports their theories and justifies any anomalies as "mistakes". You need to look at all evidence with a skeptical eye. Not just asking how it supports my pet theory, but also asking how it might not. Question everything.
I love these history videos 🎉💯
That sword is in the gold n silver pawn shop in Las Vegas...Rick gave 200 bucks for it....was the best he could do
That was my thought now watching this as well..they had that Japanese sword expert ripping of handles to find inscriptions and some of them was in that age range and known sword makers
Helena got the Red Sea crossing wrong and the Burial site and Crucifixion site wrong, you got right Constantine re writing history to consolidate power.
see Constantine's arch in Rome honoring Mithraism and the Sun God, no mention of Jesus Christ ?
My ex wife's grandpa fought in the pacific front and always showed off the japanese swords he was able to bring home with him, he said everyone took some home
They really need to explain it's a Reconstruction and not "actual" footage of the real battle between Japanese and Mongols in the 13th century?? Kind of sad really.
Kidding right? Please say your kidding
awesome documentary!!! Thanks for sharing. 🫶🏻
Mcarthur had no business collecting japanese swords. It is a cultural heritage which 100% he had no right to take away from the japanese
I don’t think we can understand Pearl Harbour if we didn’t live it. Believe it was like that generation’s 9/11 and the destroying of the Japanese swords likely had a hint of payback to it.
Carbon dating is unreliable. It can only go back so far before it gets blurry,
16:55😂 as a soldier 13yrs &. counting I can confirm that after being beaten down every day by your superiors physically & mentally being given anything with the slightest value will undoubtedly lift morale😢
I inherited one of those swords it's very pretty and has a great story behind it
The Search for Zed: They succumbed to Natives, and Zed was Found !!! + City of the Monkey God.
✨May their Souls and his wife's, enjoy most positive energies and new incarnations of delicious Explorations and Discoveries ! ✨🏆✨
there're trees all around, but this looks like my pencil & that can only mean one thing..."
Katana is curved, but that curve is not such that it gives the blade much easier cutting properties. Of course, it helped, but that is negligible. For the curve to be such to play a vital role in the cutting the katana should be curved much, much more. The curve on the katana comes from the cooling techniques, when the swordsmith plunges the hot sword in the water the metal gets curved. And again, I am not saying that the curve is not helping, but the curve on the katana or Mongol, Turkish, or European sabres is not helping so much in the cutting.
You don't know what you're talking about
Nothing funnier than religious artifacts. All reasoning just gets thrown out the window.
How funny and interesting, the guy was right about the Shroud of Turin!
@ 1:21:12 - this guy is clearly a bit of an idiot...
If people generally believe that a forger wouldn't 'make mistakes' then, of course, a forger would deliberately 'make mistakes'... because, to fools like this guy, 'mistakes' are what make it seem "genuine".
we dont make mistakes. we make happy little accidents.
dude talking abt masamune blade being discerning was one of the earliest japanese glazer to exists
Thank God they pointed out on screen that the mongol invasion of Japan was a reconstruction I was so worried😒
Not right those sords we can find provenance on should be given back to show honor and peacefullness
My name is jim the first japenese emperor was jimu its said the same way the jim part. Its not true there is no japaense english equivalents.
could probably end up in black market
oh wow
Unfortunately, Fawcett probably ended up in the pot 😕
So she finds the crucifix of Jesus and breaks it into pieces? Dumbest thing she could have done
Japanese iron was terrible. That's why they had to fold it so many times, and it took forever to forge one. Luckily, katanas weren't the primary weapon of the Samurai.
The folding technique ,Damascus knives and swords. th-cam.com/video/Tt6WQYtefXA/w-d-xo.html
Japan had horrible steel. Thats why they had to fold it 30,000 times.
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YOU ARE TOTALLY 200% WRONG, THE MATERIAL THAT WAS USED IN MAKING KATANA'S IS " IRON ORE " AND SOME OF THE KATANA'S WERE MADE FROM " ALLOY STEEL ".
@@craigbosko2229 NOPE.
DURKA DURKA
@@craigbosko2229Nah. It was bad steel, bud
@@pickititllneverheal9016 perfection takes time... Much better than the BS swords than any European ever made with the higher quality metals...
Really would like to hear more about the “ran off to Rio to get married” guy 😂
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Why so much hate 😮
Video wastes a lot of time getting to the points. Were these made for television or something? Not worth watching through.
Then you wouldn't have anything to complain about You'd be better off watching," I love Lucy " in Black and White.
@@workingguy-OU812 bet your fun at parties... "Can we just open the gifts and end this now"
Strange. I recognised you as a 🐓 after only a few seconds.
Het
This is dumb