Ancient Mysteries: The Search For Three Legendary Cities | Lost Worlds | Timeline
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- In this series, we travel to the buried remains of some of the Ancient World's most enduring mysteries. From the Angkor Wat, to the buried legions of the Terracotta Army, to the long-lost city of Troy.
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Awesome documentry
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8:00 what we see now may not have been a jungle back then.
Archaeology is such an underrated field. Look at what they've brought us....fascinating.
And look at what they've hidden from us too.
@@timparker4160 how do you look at something that someone has hidden from you, space cadet
@@jack18over You can't and that's my point you peanut.
@@timparker4160 so then if you can’t then how do you expect people to look at it, education system failed you pal
@@jack18over it's not about concrete evidence. It's about a general feeling 😂
Moved to Cambodia from Canada about six years ago. I live just down the road from Angkor Wat and all the other temples. Great place to go for a motorcycle ride and explore.
Ha, read your post, looked back to the video to someone cruising by on a motorcycle! Serendipity!
I lived in Cambodia for six months, miss it a lot!
Wow that's incredible. I wish I had the testicular fortitude to make such a daring leap like you did. Never change my friend!!
Arent the ancient on mano padme num caves there? Ram Das said they are the oldest human sacred meditation.
My wife and I are thinking about moving to Thailand. Haven't made our minds up yet.
Hooray! Lost Worlds is one of my favorite shows of all time; love seeing different episodes getting uploaded!!
It's amazing how much history there is still to discover.
the world has lost so much, most of what we have learned about everything, is a lie
YOU HAVE LEARNED anything for saying this XD@@jameseugene3882
It overwhelms me sometimes, thinking about what grand culture(s) we've missed that very well could be older than any we currently know of.
It's interesting that no matter how powerful and intelligent ancient people were - they, like all previous civilations are lost to time and their memories left beneath dust and mud. Nothing is so powerful that it cannot be forgotten.
Will happen to our civilization as well.
But isn't Ancient Egypt far older than any of these and yet it probably even more knowned and studied than any of these 3?
@@intotheunknown21 Egypt collapsed. It's monuments abandoned. The people left. Egypt was forgotton.
Many years later we see what's left behind, and try to learn what we can from this collapsed civilization.
All things come and go.
2.5 hours of entertainment, feels like a early Christmas present 🤗.
Io Saturnalia!
💯 👍 ❤
I agree 👍
*an early Christmas...
@@THEOGGUNSHOW did you have to correct him ¿ dude....
I have visited Angkor several times 20 years ago. Truly amazing place. Truly amazing people. “A country as rich as Cambodia”
when you both come around to Cambodia, let us know.
much love from Cambodia@@mondemysterieux7041
Have you been inside any of these pine cone shaped buildings? What’s inside? How is the architecture inside? Are there spiral staircases inside?
When I was a teenager I read a book named Lost Cities and Vanished Civilizations, where Angkor Wat , Troy, Machu Picchu, Knossos, Petra and others I don't remember were described by their finders.
I fell in love with Angkor Wat.
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That sounds good. Gonna go look for that book :3 💕💕💕
I want to read this book too! Sounds really interesting
@@CaptainAMAZINGGG Read Graham Hancock's books and it will open your eyes.
@dellingson4833 right on I'm in; hope it's available for Kindle
It's staggering what these people could achieve so long ago. All of this should be treasured.
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It was all previously there, before any earthly human arrived.
Each presenter documents via there own
"Pride & Prejudice" ; The desperate need for emotional fulfilment and gratification.
If each presenter could miraculously put emotional investment to one side, truth could be realised?
Instead self importance, "his-story" & culture is upheld opposed to the reality?
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Yes this proves they had some kind of technology we don’t even know about. They want us to think they were primitive. Does this look primitive?
There is one fact among many that strikes me as astounding. The ART incorporated in the construction of these sites. These were not LAZY people. They envisioned big & built big.
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Make Troy Great Again!/Make Turkey Great Again!
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@@jonathanbray3075 Jonathan, I'm fascinated by the Greek & Turkish flags. Your short comment compels me to ask you why Troy, & why make Turkey great again? Persia perhaps?
From Cambodia 🇰🇭 Thank for show the world about us.❤❤🙏🙏
Don't forget the westerners for spending hundreds of millions of US dollars and 50+ years repairing it after locals pillaged it, damaged it, and then forgot about it for 800 years until the white man found it for you. ✌️
Angkor Wat is more beautiful and attractive than the Giza Pyramids. But not many people know about it.❤ Thank you for the video.
Absolutely fantastic and fascinating. Of nothing is as it seems. Our history has truly been hidden from us.
Thank you so much for the creators of this wonderful production...💜🇨🇦🙏
Most black Americans are actually Hebrew descendants
more than you think whites was in China at least part of it before Chinese was, they test the Chinese there and find they have white genes in them they find evidence of whites way before Chinese, some Chinese lighter color and better looking as some whites are super pretty
@@onlythewise1 no one cares…
@@DreamNailsTutorial well not many cares
@@DreamNailsTutorial but you sound racist why
I was lucky enough to visit Troy a few years ago and recalled all that I had studied when we were required to read The Iliad for English class. This documentary is awesome and brought it all back! I was thrilled as well you can imagine to have been able to have seen Troy with my own eyes.
Then to see the charred walls of Troy #1 along the stairs that proved t was burned. It's amazing. My best trip was Peru. What it must have been like for the Mayan people to come across all those ancient ruins. Then in person to see at least 3 different times and types of construction was incredible. You can sure tell the ancient megalithic work, the Mayan then of course the Spanish.
Is that right? Let me ask you a question…
Did you see a really big ant hill when you got there that was super important to the story of TROY like the one that was in the beginning of the intro of this video that I can’t find any real reason they had it there for short of just complete psychosis.
We had to read John Steinbeck for English, only in primary school were we taught about the classics and even then that stopped age 11/12. But I still haven't given up reading (and watching) stuff on the classics and I'm in my late 50s so it did some good
I also have walked the streets and stood on the walls of Troy overlooking the plains where the Greek army camped for years. The sea is gone from there now, but the rest was so clear and fit Homer's descriptions so well that there is no real doubt any more that this was Troy!!
@@lucasroche8639i met a kid in a library three weeks ago who could read
The smell in that great hall must have been incredible. (I love cedar) Even the ruins are so moving. The details in everything are breathtaking. Even the cuneiform fragments are so beautiful.
How bout the smell of a million concentrated dwellers all having that early morning fishy smellin' growler being left where it was established on the open ground boiling in 96% humidity in 120 degree heat all before the smell of Mekong river fish starting to boil for breakfast. Makes a fella thankful for the fella who invented the minty evergreen air fresheners hangin' in the pick-up truck cab eh' ?
Agreed, it does look very beautiful, would love to visit this place one day. We indonesia also have a massive temples but Angkor Wat is on another level, especially with all that forest surrounding it.
@@stur.7502 Irrelevant, no humidity, you are just having a Mekong flashback.:)
If homes were built this way today they were forever last. People have gotten lazy and greedy. Thumbs up for this amazing experience.
If you go anywhere in the world, go to Angkor! 🙏 Seeing it in video or photos shows it no justice. It's so much more majestic in person. ❤️
Would love to! My country also has massive temples but this one looks otherworldly.
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For me it wasn't just the Angkor temple itself but the hundreds of temples surrounding it were also amazing
What about that temple in Indonesia...its crazy
Too bad most cambodians will never see angkor wat even tho its free for all cambodian citizens. its for white people who can afford it
Wonderfully filmed. History always fascinates me and Timeline feeds that hunger. Never get tired of watching this channel - informative and entertaining. Thank you.
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Archaeology is such an underrated field. Look at what they've brought us....fascinating.. Archaeology is such an underrated field. Look at what they've brought us....fascinating..
Just love history cant get enough of it. To be honest i feel that we can learn a lot more about ourselves by looking at our history.
We love real fact in hisotry not water down. KHMER history is deeper than many believed. Austroasatic DNA aka Mon Khmer family tongue also discovered at Indus Valley..
Oh yes. Sometimes we can even learn more than we want to know.
So beautiful. Angkor Wat !!!
Amasing documentary.I was lucky to visit Ankor Wat and it was truly astonishing
These are such good bedtime stories. I listen to documentaries like this every night to fall sleep to. 😴
I have seen so many documentaries, this was very well done, thank you.
Yea Timeline is a great documentary channel. Better than alot
My late husband has seen this place with his own eyes he said it was beautiful but yet eeirely haunting
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As I study the ongoing collapse of industrial civilisation I 'like' to look back at previous collapses. Every member of these civilisations was surprised when they collapsed. Complexity is a recurring theme in these outcomes. There has never been a civilisation remotely as complex as ours.
Good luck everyone.
Modern humans are dated back 300000 years. With the same brains and abilities we have today, did humans produce and learn nothing? An advanced civilization or even a few could have developed and been largely erased without our knowledge. I see what we prioritize and how we behave, I sure hope we are not the pinnacle
you will all be surprised, if you hang around.
Thanks ❤️ I'm so nervous & I'm also ANGRY that 8 or 9 "mentally stumped" "lawmakers" can RULE OVER 300 MILLION ‼️😡
@@phyllisneal8687 You all have been trained by the media to be anxious about current conditions. They have made things that have no impact on your life and your life purpose keep you in a needless state of consternation.
Check out the Fallen Civilization Podcast on YT. You'll enjoy that quite a bit.
I love binge watching these videos at 2am lmao
Hey how are you doing today..?
I had a dream about the first city before I saw this documentary.. quite vividly. Can’t describe the feeling
Persians burned down Athens for the same reason. It wasn't vandalism, it was symbolic, that's just how things were back then
I love how you've captured the whole artistic process in 15 mins, "I hate this!" halfway through is standard! Great video and one of my favourite illustrators too. I've not been able to watch Ethel & Ernest again, I found it so deeply moving.
It's interesting to see what the entire site looks like. There are at least a couple dozen TH-cam channels dedicated to filming the long tail macaques that live around Angkor but in those video's you only get to see bits and pieces of the site.
2000 years from now people are going to be trying to find the burial cite of Harry Potter, cuz someone wrote about him.
guarding superman's tomb is getting prohibitively expensive.
You mean Harry Potter isn’t real?
Lol
Hopefully someone doesn't misplace the book in the non fiction section lol
I doubt that entirely
We still have a lot to learn from our ancestors, they made us what we are today.
🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤣🤣🤣Yeah.... They did🤣😂
I would like to argue that we made our ancestors what they were, they have a lot to learn from us...
@@Pabu69 What world of logic is that?
@@Pabu69 when I was their age I was much more wise.
@@wisconsinfarmer4742 you can't spell wise without Wiseconsin.
We don’t know what we don’t know. If only we had the humility to admit that fact.
Yeah ancient motives are viewed through a modern lense.
When people are so shocked that humans couldn't design any of these monuments tall structures and claim only Aliens could've done that, they're basically forgetting that these were humans too. Look at the stuff we build today. They had the exact same brain capacity and sophistication as we have today. We're the same species. If we placed a bunch of humans of different professions (architects, doctors&herbalists, teachers, horticulturist, merchants, farmers etc.) in an area and without any modern technology and then told them to utilise everything in their environment to survive and to build magnificent structures. They definitely could! Why is it suddenly different when a few thousand years and taken away?
Humans naturally have an ability to coordinate, adapt and problem solve to work together. It's what makes us unique and has been the case for 1000s of years.
Where, anywhere in the world, today, are people building and carving structures like that by hand?
The best two and a half hours I've spent in weeks- these extraordinary productions are erudite and exciting. Thank You for all three, my knowledge is enhanced immeasurably. 📯🌐📯
Dang, I’m Cambodian American and have never learned a lick of this in school but could tell you about pilgrims lol
As far as the natives were concerned, it had really always been there.
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wow. Liked the Persepolis bit best. Changed my whole view of Greek foundations of civilization. thanks for the excellent production.
Why do they teach us lies in the western world cuz
As a Greek lucky enough to have visited Persepolis myself, I'd say it's a little harsh. After all, Athens was torched (twice) just a century before by the invading Persians.
Architectures from centuries ago are so strong even with little to no tools used that it can still stand 'til this day but nowadays there are still a lot of architectures that are so fragile even with today's machineries, technology and knowledge.
Look up survivorship bias
Beautiful documentary
This was a great set and interesting enough to keep me up too late.
Ah, 1:30 am now but worth the time watching. Great history lesson.
Fall of civilizations has an incredible episode covering the Khmer empire
3 topics of the Lost Worlds: Angkor Wat, Troy, and the Persian Empire. Veey faacinating historical and archeological finds.
Thanka for this!. ❤❤❤❤❤
Absolutely Fantastic Docfilm 👍 Please Share More On The Ancient History Of Different Civilizations Across The World! There Are Many Less Known Cultures That Humanity Has No Idea About. There Are Some Good History Channels On TH-cam Which Are Focussing On Alternative History Perspective And More Older Civilizations That Academic Historians Neglect And Have No Knowledge Of. Good Video! Thanks For Sharing! 🥰
academic disavow because it does't fit their paradimd
Wow! Never heard of this ancient civilization. This docume ntary was really educative.
Really love this Video.. A lot of help..
Me and my Husband Love to watch an historical movie, Documentary, so good to know what happened before we are born
Loved the episode! Keep up the great work!!
I'm from Cambodia 🇰🇭 love you
Great video, but that was the most abrupt ad break ever 😂
Great documentary! Love the quality of this channel
The Iliad was originally performed by “troubadours “ in palaces around the Mycenaean world.
The Romans, themselves wrote about visiting, ( Pilgrim like) Troy ( Illium) it was said that a young Caesar visited it, and ran around its walls nude, in honour of the Heroes that fought there.
Cambodia 1860 - a couple of temples were discovered! I visited Angkor Watt five years ago ! Angkor Watt means holy temple ! GREATDOCUMENTARIES
and i thought angkor watt was a unit of power.
Amd he said lotus shape it's in ur culture for lord Vishnu
@@morho9422 funny 😁😁
really enjoyed this thank you
Everybody, every single being, was possibly treated as a king in the lost civilization ages. These were likely built 12000 plus years ago or at least I'd keep an open mind that these could be way older and way differently made than proposed
The lense of technology is never viewed with the processes we don't have.
We know exactly when they were built, from several different dating methods. Remove your tinfoil headgear.
shiii like 36,000 years ago
….and your evidence for that is……? I think you’re just doing a bit of wishful thinking, because without any evidence to back it up its just an uneducated hunch.
@@ramons9056 stop watching ancient aliens.
I'm interested in watching the history channel because I learned a lot
Be careful. A lot of the History Channel is speculation not based on factual sources. A better choice would be PBS.
It's a shame what happened imagine what it would be today it was still alive such great advancement back then .we can learn from their mistakes to make our society going.
Love watching documentaries like this.
Southern India has temples similar to this kingdom of cholas a Tamil kings generation who ruled Sri Lanka and southern India had more trade practices with Rome
Are you Indian?
And then claims that all this structures and cultures alike are originated in India. 😂
@@PJCC_BAISH ma’am as a scholar in Indian history, and from my own research that’s quite the disturbing comment. Given it’s a fact the Chola empire of Tamil Nadu (and you can read about this if you care. Ofc I assume you don’t given your evident ignorance) influenced the spread of Hinduism from Bhutan to Laos (all of Southeast Asia), and had even Indonesia, Maldives and potentially further south. The chola empire is considered an empire of influence (though I would hasten to disagree with this Eurocentric assessment as evidence of colonization is clear). The cholas infused elements of Dravidian script into many of these nations, and if you ever note the length of the names of countries like Thailand of Myanmar or Cambodia, it has a characteristic length to it very much influenced by ancient Chola tradition. Before you mock me or question me know that I’m an expert in this field, that I know my stuff, and that to this day, Indians are HEAVILY involved in the restoration work of Angkor Wat, key to the Sanskrit interpretation and the Hindu placement of much of what is seen in Cambodia. That’s what this documentary doesn’t cover. Or the fact Indian archeologists risked their lives even during the Khmer Rouge (where Pol Pot wanted to murder all Hindus) to continue restoring the temple complex. Ignorance, and being wrong is simply not appreciated by someone who has spent one’s whole life studying these things. But sure, you, whose evidently NOT an expert has a level of authority to write such rude and nasty comments.
You are correct User96- see my comment above.
@@raksrulesaks no need to argue with idiots. Its best avoided.
That was truly amazing.... I really enjoyed it... I love watching these type of architecture and ancient civilizations....
Bring me more!!!! ❤😊
Looking at the imagine the area was huge and intelligent looking people. Mr. Hoffman Thank you for your work.
What an awesome place. I wish I could have seen such beauty and perfection.. What humans are capable of is amazing.
wonderful! watched this during my exercise routine and it was both informative and distrcting from the pain!
watching this during my routine rest on sofa.
watching this during my routine rest on sofa.
Thank you for this great documentary. It was very educational.
Time always uncovers the truth.....
Happy to see my Khmer great kingdom before it fall to other racers betrayed my Khmer ancestors, thank you for the video ❤️
I was named after Angkor Wat - first name Angkor. My parents flew there in their small plane in the 1950's and my mother happened to touch the statue of fertility. That's their story and I am sticking with it. If you are interested in other legendary lost cities, I have now written two books: "Farini's Lost City of the Kalahari - Fraud or Fact?" as well as "Finding Farini's Lost City of the Kalahari." Using modern tools and research methodologies I thoroughly investigate Farini's journey and propose answers to questions about the possible location of these ruins and why they have not yet been found. There are short introductory videos on TH-cam.
Great video as always! I'd be really interested in countries history ✨😎‼
So interesting to watch thankyou for sharing 😊I'd love to see ancient and onwards of Britain 🇬🇧
Studying Hyliad in modern Greek at grade 7 and in ancient greek at the 10th grade, and now seeing the city of Troy i have to admit is beyond words to describe. ❤
Near the end, one scientist was claiming that Alexander didn't have to destroy a temple. That's EXACTLY the reason why he did it. Alexander said, without words, I am more powerful than your gods!
These are just the best videos to watch they truely are ✊
If the carvings are in ancient Cambodian and Sanskrit, then I am inclined to believe that Angkor Wat is thousands of years old, not hundreds of years old.
It seems to me that the reliefs on the staircase of Persepolis might indicate trade items offered by each people, rather than gifts. What if the great halls were centres for trade?
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Fantastic content. ❤
Ah my ancestors! Beautifully put together documentary. Still more to learn for me!
Architectures of Hinduism. Fascinating, captivating and marvelous. Thank you for such a wonderful documentary ❤️
This is so intriguing.
I love this history channel, i spend hours watching
It wasn’t forgotten nor rediscovered. When the guy got as the first westerner said not many but some people lived there. Not to mention that there’s a written record of it in China.
It was discovered by people not living there and in “modern times”. This is what began the investigation into it.
That's the problem right there, China. They hide so much.
Loved it! Fantastic productions.
I am very excited about these!😊 I love to learn new historical truths and facts about other cultures and nationalities! Thank you! Diversity is BEAUTIFUL!🥰👍🏾💯🙏🏾💕
Watching from Greece.hi everybody.
Great documentary.
Khmer speaker here …Angkor wat translates literally into “palace/citadel temple.” And Angkor thom= “palace/citadel big” or the big temple . I think this show called it the holy temple but …the translation is actually as above fyi . ❤ with that said I am glad the western world and now India and Korea are trying to restore it ❤ I did visit in 2016 and videos and pictures really don’t do it any Justice . The walls of the temple have reliefs that tell the story of the creation of the world (with the churning of the ocean of milk) as well as many Hindu stories and myths mostly ingrained in ancient Hindu religion, involving Garuda, apsaras, and shiva just to name drop some history ….truly magnificent ancient history and worth the visit for any history buffs out there
Who built it and how?
@@isuggsy the ancient Hindu Khmer Kings did or rather the workers did …
@@BeeInOC with what tools?
For people like me who were lucky enough to be trained AND to have studied under Dr. Hendrik Clark and there.... And other Masters who prefer a anonymous Life for sake of peace quiet study and who also CAN read Most of what is there: Ain't it cool 😎 to have this at our finger tips ?!?!!!
SOOOO COOL. THANKYOU VERY MUCH.💛 GOD VLESS YOU
YES💜 it's amazing.
Name-drop much???
@@scorpiod3246 what do you mean?
Its cool even if you couldnt read it.
Fascinating how ancient civilizations fade into obscurity, leaving behind only echoes of their glory. Yet, for some, like Angkor Wat, the allure remains timeless, drawing us closer to their mysterious past.
We think we’re so much more advanced than the ancients. We’re only advanced in a different way. That’s why we can’t build like them anymore. It’s lost to us.
Yes its because we have no common vision
@@jricherts99 that and we also have everything done for us. No need to build this stuff when we have architects and big corp to do stuff for us. I hate it. Each individual then was more capable than most of us now.
We are more advanced technologically and significantly less Advanced now with our consciousness... that's why we have advanced surgeries and medicines and still have to heal from the outside in which doesn't work well and creates significant side effects/healing processes, instead of healing from the inside out which actually cures the root of illness instead of treating symptoms lol.. see it's profitable to keep treating symptoms, if you actually heal a person they stop coming back to you and spending money even though they have a happy and healthier life... Government cant have that can they.. we all know better there's just ugliness and greediness in charge, weak low forms of Consciousness running the show. Collective Consciousness trends towards advancement it's just takes thousands and thousands of years apparently... and I apparently there are hiccups and setbacks every few hundred years, that's probably why it takes so damn long... maybe in another 10,000 years we will all be perfect and childlike and filled with nothing but love and happiness and things like war and negative emotions and suffering and pain will be words we don't even understand anymore cause everything is so perfect.. One day yall
It’s not lost to us. We just don’t have god-king rulers willing to kill thousands of their people for an ego trip.
We routinely build much bigger structures. Modern shopping centres dwarf these temples.
The Royal palace at Nokor Thom is the central point of the empire. The kingdom had other smaller palaces across the empire with different rulers. It’s weird that the only records available is by a Chinese when the Khmer empire was in close contact with the Siam, Java and Malay and Sri Lanka too, champa too but they no longer exist to have much records left. The Khmer cities were plundered and looted and many things were taken to other kingdoms during wartime so maybe check them out.
There are records. It just fell into the wrong hands. Also, pol pot.
THANKYOU FOR SHARING THAT. SO MUCH TO LEARN IN JUST 1 LIFETIME..........💛
I think u completely missed the point. They didn't say the only proof ever existed was by a Chinese guy but they are talking bout the Chinese man's description of how grand the city was. They already know it existed. They are literally talking bout how big it was, how grand n how sophisticated the city really was. It's not that his is the only record ever in the past. And this is specifically about this particular city not the empire.
Love history ♥️
100% worth the visit. I went 10 years ago and it was absolutely incredible.
West is coming here to decide about us and we are here just watching and listening!
If you want a more in-depth look. Look up the fall of civilizations podcast. Sooooo good. Nothing I have found compares.
🤔I think you'll love it😉
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I have studied circuit boards for a few decades & when I saw Angkor Wat from the air it reminded me of a motherboard. The layout similarities are there. Circuit & components.
2.8 mill views and only 10k of people gave a thumbs up? Smh. Such a small act on our behalf makes a huge difference to content creators 🧐🙄
5 million maintenant
How many of those 10Million views were watched by those who weren't fast asleep lol
@@thisguy5283Right? The other night, I woke up to one of these videos playing
5.6 million views 17,000 likes, even lower rate now
@@criminologystudent1nvestig523 crappy right!? 😒
Anyway that thing about the king I would say the modern translation would be happy wife happy life because if you make the genie angry she can rip your world apart so I think it's more of a metaphor than any actual story
The shallow bay at the foot of Troy would have sheltered the shallow drafted boats of the time. Very importantly, the prevailing winds favored boat travel to Troy. A thousand years BC, tacking into the wind was a technique that was unknown. The winds are seasonal there.
The pigmy people of new Zealand had gliders 1000 Yeats ago
VERY INFORMATIVE. THANKYOU VERY MUCH 💛 GOD BLESS YOU