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New Year’s Eve, possibly the most overrated holiday of the year. Too many expectations, too many let downs, and more often than not… too many bad decisions. But the coming of a new year can also be a beacon of hope for many. A fresh start and a chance to make a change. But has it always been this way, have people been counting down the clock to a new year and a fresh start since the dawn of time? How did past civilizations mark the passing of one year and the beginning of the next?
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In this video, we talk about ancient new year's celebrations of three ancient civilizations: ancient Babylon, ancient Egypt and ancient Rome! All were very different and happened at different times of the year, but fun was had at all of them!
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New Year’s Eve, possibly the most overrated holiday of the year. Too many expectations, too many let downs, and more often than not… too many bad decisions. But the coming of a new year can also be a beacon of hope for many. A fresh start and a chance to make a change. But has it always been this way, have people been counting down the clock to a new year and a fresh start since the dawn of time? How did past civilizations mark the passing of one year and the beginning of the next?
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In this video, we talk about ancient new year's celebrations of three ancient civilizations: ancient Babylon, ancient Egypt and ancient Rome! All were very different and happened at different times of the year, but fun was had at all of them!
✅ Let's connect!
INSTAGRAM: instagram.com/digitwithraven
TWITTER: twitter.com/digitwithraven
FACEBOOK: facebook.com/digitwithraven
MY GEAR
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○ Microphone amzn.to/3clFIuR
○ Teleprompter amzn.to/35QX1RW
○ Lighting amzn.to/35QIW7j
○ Camera: My phone!
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My top archaeology 101 book
amzn.to/2EcgVtQ
**************
Full disclaimer because I love you all. Some of these links are affiliate. If you purchase anything from these links I may earn a small commission. This really helps in supporting the channel, as I do not earn anything from these videos. I am not promoting anything that I do not 100% recommend or would not use myself! Thanks so much for your support!
#AncientHistory #Archaeology #NewYearsEve
