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Odyssey - Ancient History Documentaries

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@GamerplayerWT
@GamerplayerWT 3 місяці тому
Can we all just take a minute and give thanks to these amazing cameramen who filmed this incredible spectacle!
@karacaddy
@karacaddy 3 місяці тому
My father was a history and geography teacher. When I was a child (45 years ago), he used to tell me that there was no life below 100 meters in the Black Sea and whatever sank remained the same. My dream at that time was to get a sunken Ottoman galleon out of there, who knows, one day in the future someone will achieve this...
@johndewey6358
@johndewey6358 3 місяці тому
I think you just need to get together with like-minded people to achieve what you have been dreaming about. Reach deep within to get started, we have limited time on earth.👣
@karacaddy
@karacaddy 3 місяці тому
@@johndewey6358 Our country is currently busy feeding the Arabs and Afghans, and we have entered a ridiculous economic crisis thanks to the dictator... I cannot see it, at least I am not old enough anymore...
@shable1436
@shable1436 3 місяці тому
You can volunteer to be a cook on an expedition like this
@johndewey6358
@johndewey6358 3 місяці тому
@@shable1436 Do they accept cold cut sandwiches with potato chips (every day for breakfast, lunch and dinner!) as cooking?! If yes, sign me up. They should supply the paper plates and plastic cups and forks. I don't do dishes.
@WeMol
@WeMol 3 місяці тому
Please help me friends im stuck in underwater for past 10 years
@rewanji
@rewanji 4 місяці тому
Amazing discoveries and voyage. Underwater archeology needs to be supported and funded and important historical sites defended and preserved. Top documentary. Kudos👍🏻
@AdiFingold
@AdiFingold 4 місяці тому
It does but the risk of loosing money is so much higher because it’s much more speculative
@Deaflemming1
@Deaflemming1 4 місяці тому
Absolutely fascinating. You can almost feel their excitement when they come across a significant find. I love shows like this!
@johndewey6358
@johndewey6358 3 місяці тому
That is exactly how I felt🎀
@swearenginlawanda
@swearenginlawanda 2 місяці тому
I was loving the gaping open mouths as the ships were explored by the ROV.
@bigbensarrowheadchannel2739
@bigbensarrowheadchannel2739 3 місяці тому
Hats off to these gents for their hard work. Finding our heritage at the bottom of the Black sea has to be as rewarding as it gets for an archeologist.
@johndewey6358
@johndewey6358 3 місяці тому
The Scandinavian Plunger was the most important highlight for me 😊! This was such a fascinating video, thank you to all those whose hard work and dedication made these discoveries possible.🎉
@bethbartlett5692
@bethbartlett5692 19 днів тому
Human ingenuity ... 💯
@bethbartlett5692
@bethbartlett5692 19 днів тому
Human ingenuity 💯 !
@kimberlykv4313
@kimberlykv4313 4 місяці тому
This team is very lucky and equipped to be able to do this. Thank you for sharing.
@jesterr7133
@jesterr7133 23 дні тому
This was a fantastic documentary. I wish they would have spent more time explaining some of the unique wrecks they found.
@puppy2haley
@puppy2haley 3 місяці тому
Spectacular discoveries!! Well done & Congratulations to ALL who contributed their work/skills/ knowledge & dedication on making this video to share with us History lovers! 👍👍👏🏼👏🏼 👏🏼👏🏼 ❤️
@ryanward8039
@ryanward8039 2 місяці тому
Id like to see them start to excavate the wrecks sites, especially that Greek merchantman. Even just salvaging and conserving that rudder for display would be amazing! It would be totally cool if they could collect the whole vessel for preservation like they did the Vasa.
@esbliss13
@esbliss13 Місяць тому
Yes I agree 👍
@wendykinsey1818
@wendykinsey1818 4 місяці тому
Absolutely amazing how I appreciate watching underwater archaeology,you actually go back in time so much goes through your mind well done for taking us back in time Thankyou
@shable1436
@shable1436 3 місяці тому
Have you seen vids where they open old bottles from shipwrecks?
@joelledurben3799
@joelledurben3799 3 місяці тому
The date was easier to find than usual, on this one. Please put the date of initial broadcast in the descriptions. This one is 2018. Thank you for sharing them!
@leslielutz6140
@leslielutz6140 4 місяці тому
Part one and this part two are absolutely brilliant. What a find.
@shirleymorrison9047
@shirleymorrison9047 4 місяці тому
Wow!!! To find a ship that old and so complete that it still has it's ropes.
@shpgrl1026
@shpgrl1026 3 місяці тому
This is amazing! Those shipwrecks are so incredible to see. I wish I could just reach out and touch them. So fascinating to see all of the history. Thank you for sharing it with us!
@LQOTW
@LQOTW 3 місяці тому
Fantastic program. I thoroughly enjoyed the entire journey, thank you!
@Watcher1852
@Watcher1852 3 місяці тому
Absolutely fascinating.THANK U, MORE PLEASE, SHARE SHARE
@dennislindqvist1265
@dennislindqvist1265 2 місяці тому
There should also reasonably be Viking ships down there
@clydecox2108
@clydecox2108 2 місяці тому
Oh wow that last one just amazing.
@Olddeadleadfoot
@Olddeadleadfoot 4 місяці тому
I could've watched hours of this. With today's technology, and the brilliant minds who have a developed it and know how to use it with great precision, we now have windows into the ancient past before our eyes. Amazing and unspeakably impressive.
@TruthHunter707
@TruthHunter707 10 днів тому
Fantastic trip back in time!
@zperturnerendur4485
@zperturnerendur4485 Місяць тому
Unbelievable. A journey into past history.
@arnhemseptember2009
@arnhemseptember2009 4 місяці тому
So totally fascinating! Are they ever trying to raise one of those ships in a big cradle?
@patrickguillory-yy2gu
@patrickguillory-yy2gu 22 дні тому
Wow! This was crazy cool❤
@lindagomez3114
@lindagomez3114 2 місяці тому
This was so interesting to watch! 👍👍👍👍 Thank you
@papyslapet1
@papyslapet1 Місяць тому
Extraordinaire, magnifique ! Merci
@Goldendives
@Goldendives Місяць тому
Wonderful and inspiring, so many treasures still waiting to be found...Hopefully I will find something like that too! 🤞🤞Congratulations for the underwater images and editing! TOP!
@CaptainAMAZINGGG
@CaptainAMAZINGGG 4 місяці тому
This is the 2nd part in what seems to be a series. The first one is "THE ANCIENT SUNKEN TREASURES OF THE BLACK SEA." It was good also, i really liked it. ❤❤❤
@swim2kill
@swim2kill 3 місяці тому
This would be amazing to see this with your own eyes down there. What a special experience that must be. Dude I would not want to dive 95 meters with tanks. I'm a commercial diver when I go to similar depths we do it breathing surface heliox with an umbical with voice lines, fiber optics for camera, etc. It takes 2.5-3 hours to safely get back to the surface and finish doing surface O2 decompression in a hyperbaric chamber...or as we call it a deco chamber. The entire process from leaving the surface to coming up and finishing decompression in the chamber takes about 6 hours. I wouldn't want to go that deep with a limited heliox supply. But these guys obviously know what they're doing. We have a dive supervisor who can see our depth from the surface and tells us when to climb up and when to slow down and times our water stops during deco coming back to then surface on a dive bell controlled by guys on the surface. You would have to really know your dive tables and have some expensive equipment to know your depth and the timing of each water stop.
@goshnodo
@goshnodo 21 день тому
Cheers gents, incredible work!
@larrygruber1261
@larrygruber1261 3 місяці тому
Just a very good history store to studdy on how alsome love it an all the crew members on the team.
@clydecox2108
@clydecox2108 2 місяці тому
That plunger trick was very clever.
@808bigisland
@808bigisland 4 місяці тому
Worth watching!
@MrFroglips69
@MrFroglips69 3 місяці тому
Amazing video
@JoniMitchell-qi6hr
@JoniMitchell-qi6hr 2 місяці тому
You draw too😊❤What talent and bravery🎉😊❤
@darrenadams-mv7mu
@darrenadams-mv7mu 3 місяці тому
treasuer lost at sea good show
@TravisBrady-wn8fr
@TravisBrady-wn8fr Місяць тому
I love roman relics. Great show
@robertdiehl1281
@robertdiehl1281 4 місяці тому
Excellent video. So incredible the history and lives of ancient civilizations.
@emirmuraticel2732
@emirmuraticel2732 3 місяці тому
Black sea is home to so many wrecks ,many of them untouched by time . Hope more will be discovered and unlock the unknown parts of the cradle of civilization aka anatolia.
@alicenoyes7448
@alicenoyes7448 3 місяці тому
Archaeology gives us an insight as to what future humans will be able to know about us, and what media will survive the ages. I learned how to do ceramics and throw clay on the wheel! it is a trade and an art.
@kylegawron5358
@kylegawron5358 4 місяці тому
the scandinavians had the same idea that i was thinking about something suction like to try and retrieve the potery.
@jimbracknell5648
@jimbracknell5648 4 місяці тому
Yeah, but the poor guy looking for the plunger 🤣
@michellewebb1602
@michellewebb1602 3 місяці тому
Bit of a poke in the eye with a sharp stick for the two Americans with their catastrophic flood theory...
@lisamoore6804
@lisamoore6804 4 місяці тому
When I heard "Jon Adams" I'm like: That name sounds familiar. So cool that you guys found that much in the Black Sea.
@MrKajithecat
@MrKajithecat 4 місяці тому
Been awhile since a doc made me say "Holy f*ck"
@CaptainAMAZINGGG
@CaptainAMAZINGGG 4 місяці тому
This is the second part in what I guess is a series. The part 1 is a couple of videos before this one on the channel. It also made me feel that same way lol ❤❤❤
@lilianalandi
@lilianalandi 4 місяці тому
Amazing!!! Thank you!
@dennisnicholson952
@dennisnicholson952 28 днів тому
Great documentary but are all of these Baerskin Tactical Hoodie and other ads for overly hyped products necessary? It probably isn't the person, who uploaded it (most likely You Tube) but it does detract from the enjoyment of a very good presentation.
@kylegawron5358
@kylegawron5358 4 місяці тому
he's a hands on and visual learner like me XD I'm fascinated with archeology and paleontology. I wish i had the money and the confidence in the education like college. >.< I'd rather learn on site then in a classroom with tests and stuff. If i see it,feel it, and also being taught on site..I feel I would understand and absorb the information and teachings.
@kimberlykv4313
@kimberlykv4313 4 місяці тому
You've got to build the foundation first to be trusted with the rest. It's part of the journey, and you'd learn to appreciate it. It's never too late and you have the rest of your life to do it.
@CaptainAMAZINGGG
@CaptainAMAZINGGG 4 місяці тому
You may be neurodivergent. People with ADHD, people on the spectrum etc, we tend to be this way. I've been working on it, in ways.. Anything is about alignment tbh. So if you're not aligned with university yet, you may be at a later date, and maybe just keep focusing on what you can do NOW, cultivate that within you, and maybe also think on what you'd need in order to feel super comfy in a more structured learning environment. Or whatever other relevant things are "obstacles".. Keep in mind that the universe, and therefore, possibilities, are infinite. Information and circumstances you require can actually show up for you, specifically, when you are open to that. I recently randomly came across a list of top universities for archaeology, and saw that they were all different and each program offered different things, some offered a more hands on approach, etc. I know that in the uk, I suppose maybe elsewhere as well, there are groups where you can volunteer as an amateur, and that could be a fun way to start maybe. I feel like the more you immerse yourself in that world, of whatever your passion is, you are basically a broadcasting beacon and relevant things and opportunities and possibilities will emerge and flow to you. The more momentum we have built up about any thing, the more dominant and readily flowing to us it is. So it is better to not see why you can't do a thing, and maybe focus on what you maybe could do with honing that skill or attribute, (like, confidence is good in life for all things so it just makes sense to work on that anyways), and also know what your preferences and requirements are. Not the same subject but, I was offered for example, the opportunity to move in with someone and it would be a whole other continent, a whole new experience etc, but I wanted to feel safe doing so. So I then considered what would help me feel safe to do so, and it just make sense that I go etc. This was just out of high school (in Canada, so I was almost 18), and I had no money for these things and knew nothing about anything lol. So after that was acknowledged, I was then thinking maybe if the person visited me here first, with my dad in the house.. I'd feel safer obvs. And but what about there tho still.. and then i considered well, he also lives with his parents so that is better maybe.. but i still didnt know travel things. His mum called me and we talked, and i felt better aquainted and more okay about things, and then she offered to pay for my flight, and she sent me a link to apply for a working holiday visa - a thing I didn't know existed lol.. and things were just all sorted for me 🤷‍♀️ Any time I needed a new thing, a new piece of information, a way to feel more aligned, potential ways to do stuff, I thought on it, then released that and it all came in When we need things, we only need to identify it, or know you don't know and want to know.. and that then will flow in, be taken care of, etc The only thing that ever stops this happening regarding any thing, is doubt, and deciding it can't be because-, and worrying etc. If we just identify, select, decide, wonder/ponder.. etc, it can come right to you and you can keep tweaking it until it is something you are truly happy with. Sometimes things are okay but not QUITE the thing, and as we realign within, a better more appropriate version can then show up I've been doing this for 2 decades now, with any and everything. Its okay to not even know anything and just know what you like, or you like things to feel and be easy and just flow, and things will come to you of that nature and you can go from there and just keep letting in awesomeness. It gets to be quite fun tbh. And it is WAY better than having to search and work hard going against the grain, putting in so much effort for little result and so on. I've done way too much of that too and I know which I like more 😂❤❤❤ Also btw i came across a time team episode where they went to the states and they have a thing where you can pay to get kinda trained in a short amount of time to dig up dinosaur bones.. When we have only a pure interest in a thing (no doubt or negativity), more like it and the way to it shows up pretty fast 👍❤ Hope this helps 😊
@Cobbmtngirl
@Cobbmtngirl 3 місяці тому
Makes one wonder about all the lives lost on those ships. Watery graves.
@NPC985
@NPC985 3 місяці тому
@14:00 we have a absolute assertion that mudd proves the lake filled slowly over a long period of time... How does it prove that? No explanation just a flat out assertion
@knuctune
@knuctune 20 днів тому
One of the things I noticed was the lady was touching the prices of wood without any gloves on. Was she not contaminating it by doing so.
@hectordelvalle4428
@hectordelvalle4428 3 місяці тому
What is the significance of these findings?
@Zedament
@Zedament 4 місяці тому
I hope you know that there's a whole lot of dudes who use these to chill tf out. ❤
@chopper1168
@chopper1168 18 днів тому
I love these videos but man the ads are terrible. I get you need to make money on the channels but UKposts does a great job making so you do not want to watch videos at all
@davidmooten6646
@davidmooten6646 2 місяці тому
how can treasure hunting be so boring...really......
@transistorradiorecords3661
@transistorradiorecords3661 8 днів тому
Millions of dollars and they use a toilet plunger!! Brilliant!!! 😂🤣
@violethouseworth5943
@violethouseworth5943 23 дні тому
REALLY enjoyed this documentary.
@daniellethomas3745
@daniellethomas3745 2 місяці тому
There’s a part 2?!??!
@j.o.1516
@j.o.1516 2 місяці тому
That was part 2. Part 1 is here : ukposts.info/have/v-deo/cahigIONkKKZrJc.html
@DavidHuber63
@DavidHuber63 2 місяці тому
I did feel the ships appear.
@heenanyou
@heenanyou 27 днів тому
What about using gloves to handle the "very, very fragile" ancient artefacts in the lab?
@buffalorick5598
@buffalorick5598 2 місяці тому
I wonder what Rich’s they found on that Roman ship? Maybe since it’s in such good condition they had time to transfer goods to another ship and be saved?
@JoniMitchell-qi6hr
@JoniMitchell-qi6hr 2 місяці тому
Anything older was most likely eaten by bacteriaSo,odds are allyou might find is more clay pot's Those wrecks are fascinating That IS HISTORY❤🎉😊
@yaddahaysmarmalite4059
@yaddahaysmarmalite4059 4 місяці тому
next step is to build one of these ships. I'm guessing they didn't find anything truly bronze age.
@dinoperry9529
@dinoperry9529 14 днів тому
FLASHING LIGHTS WARNING!!!! 😮😮
@albions
@albions 3 місяці тому
Both ships is Norwegian. We know what we are doing when it comes to the sea!
@revolvermaster4939
@revolvermaster4939 4 місяці тому
Very interesting, but more drawn out than an American soap opera.
@tamonettX500
@tamonettX500 3 місяці тому
Yes. I spent my life watching these types of programs and even though I enjoyed this one for the most part, I did find it to have so much filler. This could have been cut down to 20 minutes
@revolvermaster4939
@revolvermaster4939 3 місяці тому
@@tamonettX500 easily!
@DelmiraVesna
@DelmiraVesna 3 місяці тому
I am a little confused- it has been known to people that Greeks visited the Black Sea and had settlements everywhere on the coast. The Crimea peninsula has a huge Greek influence, city names, artifacts, architecture, even a Greek community... Why are these explorers acting like they uncovered something previously unknown? 😅 Kids in Ukraine study this in history classes in school.
@WeMol
@WeMol 3 місяці тому
Love to watch the documentarys but in the app its to much for a srilankan pepole we are pure
@shable1436
@shable1436 3 місяці тому
They should be funded to find more treasures, only a month is way too short
@caciadasilva8672
@caciadasilva8672 3 місяці тому
Everything thanks to the fisherman
@JamesEscobar
@JamesEscobar 4 місяці тому
They need to include a CrossFit instructor on these voyages.
@user-mg2cc6ji4l
@user-mg2cc6ji4l 4 місяці тому
I didn’t see it, but the remains of people are shown in the film, according to the idea, since the wood is preserved, it means the remains of people must?
@tdtdtd1826
@tdtdtd1826 4 місяці тому
See and touch things with thick gloves on! Hahaha.and all the millions spent to retrieve some amphoraes and rotten woods which can be found all over on the shore. Omg what’s wrong with this world! Helping the needy is more important
@CaptainAMAZINGGG
@CaptainAMAZINGGG 4 місяці тому
So get off your ass and help, go do good in the world.
@lenabreijer1311
@lenabreijer1311 4 місяці тому
It is all politics. There is enough for all the needy people, it is just being hoarded by greed. Get off your ass and work on that and your ignorance.
@uptoolate2793
@uptoolate2793 2 місяці тому
Nutz. The needy will always be with you. No matter what you do.
@ke2delight
@ke2delight 3 місяці тому
Yes, no doubt this is interesting however, ancient history is not it. Romans, Greeks and Persians are pretty recent empires and peoples. Anything that happened in the last 2-3 thousand years should not be called ancient history. Göbekli Tepe and the Sumerians would be the starting point of what should be considered “ancient” AND “history”. Anything newer is not that ancient. Let’s try to figure out what happened to the previous civilizations that have existed way before the Romans, the Greeks, actually they were no Greeks until the 18 hundreds because Greece has never existed under one name and one territory. I am sorry if I pissed off any Greeks, that wasn’t my intention.
@DanzoTheManzo13
@DanzoTheManzo13 2 місяці тому
I love this channel but please stop uploading the same video multiple times with different names - it's annoying & distasteful 😒
@GHOSTGHOST-jw1mi
@GHOSTGHOST-jw1mi 2 місяці тому
Ok im sorry but UKposts what are y'all doing over its not even half way in and about 8 ads already came out yes some you can skip. That's why people can't sit back and watch a video u gotta keep getting up to press skip and that's if it lets you. Its just annoying UKposts at first now uts just out of control. They're goes 8-9 just typing this comment why so many ads when just a few years ago their was hardly any ads and now its just got out of control where you can't even enjoy the video.
@jbrobertson6052
@jbrobertson6052 3 місяці тому
You jerks, I have one big complaint. This video is to short and it needs to be hours longer or at the very least a half dozen episodes. So what a bunch of shody work lol😉lol. I actually watched this twice back to back. I used to be on a Ocean Research Vessel for quite a few years and I wish that I was crew on this Vessel
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