Catching up on your videos Irena - now feeling very lucky and much better, thank you! Like others have said it's like actually being in Greece on a personal tour. Great!
After my Exploration 2019 I agree with you this Wall is much older then scolars say. At least mycanean time, but no stone in mycines measures over 4 meters, pnyx maybe more old?? So pnyx got my favourite Wall in Greece. Great film with interesting background information👍👍👍💕
Co ja się nie naczekałem, ojejejej ;-DDD Ale warto było :-) I od razu się Pani przyznam, że też mi ten mur oporowy coś nie pasuje względem innych budowli. A i przyznam się jeszcze, że od razu skojarzył mi się z... Sacsayhuamán. pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sacsayhuam%C3%A1n Oczywiście daję łapkę w górę. Dzięki! :-)
@@ancientsitesgirl Dla mnie nie... raczej zaginiona technologia... i od razu powstaje pytanie jak oni je transportowali - bo masa niektórych megalitów może być chyba powyżej 100 ton. I te połączenia. Technika wygląda na bardzo podobną. Na widok tego muru aż mnie... zamurowało. Nie miałem pojęcia, że coś takiego jest w Atenach. Bardziej tajemniczy może być już chyba tylko labirynt Minotaura na Krecie. Jest Pani niesamowita :-)
What an amazing site. I hate to say it but some of those walls do remind me of the polygonal walls at Sacsayhuaman in Peru ?. Here is a very famous quote that puts things into perspective "a beaver in Europe will build a dam the same way as one in the US..but they never talk to each other" ..😉peace to ya.
@@ancientsitesgirl I hear ya, there are polygonal walls all around the world...does it imply connection ?. Not for me, but it is very interesting regardless. Thank you for your reply.
@@janwege150277 Ok, wbijasz mi się po polsku...używając tłumacza więc wybacz wszelkie błędy. Tak, bardzo trudno to wytłumaczyć... ale hej, tak właśnie jest. Dziękuję, że przynajmniej zmusiłeś mnie do tłumaczenia 😉
Every video you present on Greece teaches me something I never knew about this amazing ancient site! Not certain if I will ever make it to Greece so Thank you so much for bringing it to us! You always leave me looking forward to your next video! Awesome job!!!
I also think the wall is much older. According to Plato's account Athen's is atleast 10,000 years old. The city has been through incredible inundations. In the first place the Acropolis was not as now. For the fact is that a single night of excessive rain washed away the earth and laid bare the rock; at the same time there were earthquakes, and then occurred the extraordinary inundation, which was the third before the great destruction of Deucalion. But in primitive times the hill of the Acropolis extended to the Eridanus and Ilissus, and included the Pnyx on one side, and the Lycabettus as a boundary on the opposite side to the Pnyx, and was all well covered with soil, and level at the top, except in one or two places.
Cool channel. I love the fact that you do all the filming, så viewers can see aspects of the ancient sites that is not represented in much more expensive productions. Keep up the good work, and I have a couple of ideas for you and your channel to make it even greater. Thank you.
These retaining walls kept the topsoil of the mountain from eroding down. Would have been for hundreds if not thousands of years, like the Hypogeum. These blocks likely date back 5k-12kBC easily. Some of the oldest style Cycopian and Polygonal styles, contemporary with Baalbek, Temple Mount, Nimrod's Fortress, Jurash, Tomb of Saints.
Interesting video. Those holes look intriguing. If you go again maybe you could drop a gopro camera on a rope with a light down them and see how deep they are and where they lead to. What if they were airshafts to an underground city of something :)
Those stones remind me more of some of the foundational stones in Palmyra. Just massive, with almost perfect stonework. Very mysterious indeed. Also, as for the "holes," my guess is that they served as water cisterns. Anyone know for sure?
I somehow doubt that Socrates was ever imprisoned there, because like many Archaeological/ historical hypotheses, they are by word of mouth; of course there are some written records, but they're sketchy, at best. For many, there is a romanticised perspective on some of the early Greek Philosophers (embellishments); I consider the evidence is somewhat more fundamental, tho' that in no way detracts from the fascination associated with the Ancient world. As always, you're concise & to the point - I sometimes watch the Archaeological 'professionals', & whilst I do not doubt their expertise per se, there are occasions where they seem to stray into the world of the fantastic - I'd just prefer if they stated that they didn't know. Thus far, you've never stepped outside the box of rationale.
@@ancientsitesgirl The hieroglyph can be read and interpreted in Hungarian. It follows that Scythian, that is, the Hungarian language, was also present in Egypt. The casting of stone is still in our Hungarian folk tale. But even in Greek. A little in the Inca. It is not in any other culture and therefore cannot be read.
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Catching up on your videos Irena - now feeling very lucky and much better, thank you! Like others have said it's like actually being in Greece on a personal tour. Great!
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After my Exploration 2019 I agree with you this Wall is much older then scolars say. At least mycanean time, but no stone in mycines measures over 4 meters, pnyx maybe more old?? So pnyx got my favourite Wall in Greece. Great film with interesting background information👍👍👍💕
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This is a must see video👑❤
Especially, if you might not be able to get there. Thanks for sharing your trips.
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Co ja się nie naczekałem, ojejejej ;-DDD
Ale warto było :-)
I od razu się Pani przyznam, że też mi ten mur oporowy coś nie pasuje względem innych budowli.
A i przyznam się jeszcze, że od razu skojarzył mi się z... Sacsayhuamán.
pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sacsayhuam%C3%A1n
Oczywiście daję łapkę w górę.
Dzięki! :-)
Dzięki!!! Oczywiście analogie do inkaskich/preinkaskich murów są oczywiste... przypadek? :D
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Dla mnie nie... raczej zaginiona technologia... i od razu powstaje pytanie jak oni je transportowali - bo masa niektórych megalitów może być chyba powyżej 100 ton. I te połączenia. Technika wygląda na bardzo podobną. Na widok tego muru aż mnie... zamurowało. Nie miałem pojęcia, że coś takiego jest w Atenach. Bardziej tajemniczy może być już chyba tylko labirynt Minotaura na Krecie. Jest Pani niesamowita :-)
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@@janwege150277 Grecja zaskakuje. Dziękuję za bardzo miły komentarz! Postaram się nie zawieść w przyszłości ;)
What an amazing site. I hate to say it but some of those walls do remind me of the polygonal walls at Sacsayhuaman in Peru ?. Here is a very famous quote that puts things into perspective "a beaver in Europe will build a dam the same way as one in the US..but they never talk to each other" ..😉peace to ya.
it's actually puzzling...
@@ancientsitesgirl I hear ya, there are polygonal walls all around the world...does it imply connection ?. Not for me, but it is very interesting regardless. Thank you for your reply.
Hej Darren, od razu miałem to samo skojarzenie 😊
Czyżby... 👽 🤔
Pozdro! 👍
@@janwege150277 Ok, wbijasz mi się po polsku...używając tłumacza więc wybacz wszelkie błędy. Tak, bardzo trudno to wytłumaczyć... ale hej, tak właśnie jest. Dziękuję, że przynajmniej zmusiłeś mnie do tłumaczenia 😉
@ Darren AM,
Woops... Sorry - problem to focus 🤣🤣🤣
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Every video you present on Greece teaches me something I never knew about this amazing ancient site! Not certain if I will ever make it to Greece so Thank you so much for bringing it to us! You always leave me looking forward to your next video! Awesome job!!!
thank you so much!
another episode! 💗😍
great documentary :D
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Great video ! Thanks very much ! m
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Amazing place! I've been there 1.5 years ago.
Maybe these wholes with metal grids today, used to be prison wholes for debts, etc. just my idea :)
I couldn't find any information about it. maybe it was a prison...
Keep going 😍
I will 😋
Irena, glad to see somebody finally covering megalithic structures in Greece. How was your experience with Greece btw?
exceeded my expectations, I will return to Greece for sure
I never had notice you had a live chat premiere for this..Sorry...TH-cam ripping people not adding it to the choices..Great Video,filming,guide..
Respectfully,Lovely Dress..
I'm glad you liked it!!!
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I also think the wall is much older. According to Plato's account Athen's is atleast 10,000 years old. The city has been through incredible inundations.
In the first place the Acropolis was not as now. For the fact is that a single night of excessive rain washed away the earth and laid bare the rock; at the same time there were earthquakes, and then occurred the extraordinary inundation, which was the third before the great destruction of Deucalion. But in primitive times the hill of the Acropolis extended to the Eridanus and Ilissus, and included the Pnyx on one side, and the Lycabettus as a boundary on the opposite side to the Pnyx, and was all well covered with soil, and level at the top, except in one or two places.
Well done!!! I am waiting for more.
Thanks!
Impressed by the Pnyx in Athens film. It's a great experience to enjoy it while standing on the very grounds of Pnyx!
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Great content, thank you! Do you know if the Cycladic civilization of the Aegean and the Sesklo culture of Thessaly were Pelasgians?
Thank you! Unfortunately I don't know that.
Wow super 🥰
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Thanks for Sharing. Great video! 👌
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❤❤❤❤ lovely video, thank you so much.
thanks for watching
Cool channel. I love the fact that you do all the filming, så viewers can see aspects of the ancient sites that is not represented in much more expensive productions. Keep up the good work, and I have a couple of ideas for you and your channel to make it even greater. Thank you.
Thank you!
Those polygonal stones are massive. WOW
True!
Another great video!
Another awesome video 😍
Thank you! :)
Yes, very tragic death of Socrotes. The 3rd of a succession of great philosophers, after Plato and Aristotle.
pretty good movie
These retaining walls kept the topsoil of the mountain from eroding down. Would have been for hundreds if not thousands of years, like the Hypogeum. These blocks likely date back 5k-12kBC easily. Some of the oldest style Cycopian and Polygonal styles, contemporary with Baalbek, Temple Mount, Nimrod's Fortress, Jurash, Tomb of Saints.
There is something mysterious there, Pnyx made a huge impression on me, I want to go back there for sure
Interesting video. Those holes look intriguing. If you go again maybe you could drop a gopro camera on a rope with a light down them and see how deep they are and where they lead to. What if they were airshafts to an underground city of something :)
Thanks! If I only had gopro xD
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Those stones remind me more of some of the foundational stones in Palmyra. Just massive, with almost perfect stonework. Very mysterious indeed. Also, as for the "holes," my guess is that they served as water cisterns. Anyone know for sure?
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I somehow doubt that Socrates was ever imprisoned there, because like many Archaeological/ historical hypotheses, they are by word of mouth; of course there are some written records, but they're sketchy, at best. For many, there is a romanticised perspective on some of the early Greek Philosophers (embellishments); I consider the evidence is somewhat more fundamental, tho' that in no way detracts from the fascination associated with the Ancient world. As always, you're concise & to the point - I sometimes watch the Archaeological 'professionals', & whilst I do not doubt their expertise per se, there are occasions where they seem to stray into the world of the fantastic - I'd just prefer if they stated that they didn't know. Thus far, you've never stepped outside the box of rationale.
WOW! I love Europe! I'm tired of being an American.
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Szkíta technológia.
controversial theory...
@@ancientsitesgirl The hieroglyph can be read and interpreted in Hungarian.
It follows that Scythian, that is, the Hungarian language, was also present in Egypt.
The casting of stone is still in our Hungarian folk tale.
But even in Greek. A little in the Inca.
It is not in any other culture and therefore cannot be read.
@@ancientsitesgirl There was a time when Hungary was called Upper Greece
Come on guys, who is more beautiful, ,ancient site girl , or Pnyx Hill Megaliths
Thanks for watching 😘
im jealous of your bf/husband! youre so beautiful and perfect and i love your vids
Thank you!
ARIOS PAGOS: ARIOS=PENALTY PAGOS=ROCK ΑΡΕΙΟΣ ΠΑΓΟΣ{IN GREEK} =THE ROCK OF PENALTIES ARIOS PAGOS WAS THE ROCK OF JUSTICE
Thanks for this! :)
You should absolutely be wearing sunscreen and a hat when you're out there. You're destroying your skin darling.
thanks for the advice😋
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