The History of Persepolis and a Walking Tour of the Site History with Cy 2023-01-29 | This video is in two parts. The first consists of a brief history of the ancient Achaemenid ceremonial capital of Persepolis (Parsa), which during its day was renown for its beauty and being the “the richest city under the sun.” We’ll take a look at the city’s inception and its tragic end under Alexander of Macedon and a bit beyond. The second part will be a walking tour of the city’s ruins where we’ll get a closer look at the Gate of all Nations, the Apadana, the Palace of Darius the Great, the Hall of 100 Columns, the tombs of Artaxerxes II and III and some other stunning views. Contents:Part I: History of Persepolis00:00 Historical Background of Persepolis04:52 Persepolis’ History and Function14:21 The Persepolis Fortification Tablets16:28 Alexander the Great Arrives at Persepolis18:05 Persepolis’ Tragic End20:46 Remembering PersepolisPart II: Walking Tour of Persepolis24:25 Walking towards the Ruins25:02 The Grand Entrance Stairway26:57 Gate of All Nations29:25 Army Street and Griffin Capitals32:47 Courtyard of the Apadana33:54 Northern Staircase and Reliefs of the Apadana40:24 The Apadana46:28 Eastern Stairway and Reliefs of the Apadana50:18 First Glimpse of the Hall of 100 Columns52:38 Reliefs of the Apadana’s Eastern Staircase in Detail01:01:50 Palace of Xerxes I01:06:07 Palace of Darius the Great (Tachara)01:11:51 Back to the Apadana01:15:22 Exploring the Hall of 100 Columns01:19:28 Giant Bull Capital01:20:36 Great View from the Stands01:24:11 Walking Around the Courtyard01:25:46 The Main Entrances to the Hall of 100 Columns01:30:15 Climbing up the Mountain01:33:56 What a View!01:34:41 Tomb of Artaxerxes III01:40:25 Down the Mountain01:42:21 Cistern / Well01:45:11 The Treasury and Treasury Relief01:49:09 Hike to the Tomb of Artaxerxes II01:53:57 Tomb of Artaxerxes II01:56:49 Thank You and Patrons01:57:57 Bonus Material – Treasury and Persepolis MuseumThanks to Farya Faraji for the music: "Apranik's Charge""Hyrcanian Lullaby""Spring in Persepolis""Ahriman's Wrath""Asbaran""Immortals"Check out more of his work that spans across many countries, cultures and time periods: youtube.com/@faryafarajiRelated Videos:Exploring the Royal Necropolis of Naqsh-e Rustam (Tombs of Four Achaemenid Persian Kings)youtu.be/eLpDPwlJHzwPasargadae, the City of Cyrus the Great (A Brief History)youtu.be/jvwiGj6e_X4History of the Achaemenid Persian Empire, Part I (550-486 BC; Cyrus the Great - Darius the Great)youtu.be/tzIVddeWfR4History of the Achaemenid Persian Empire, Part II (486-330 BC; Xerxes I - Alexander the Great)youtu.be/KiIUDZsojhISources and Suggested Reading:From Cyrus the Alexander – Pierre BriantAnabasis of Alexander – ArrianPersepolis Fortification Tablets – Richard T. HallockPersepolis Treasury Tablets – George G. CameronThe Authoritative Guide to Persepolis – A. Shapur ShahbaziThe Iranian Expanse – Matthew P. CanepaPersepolis and Its Surroundings – Heidemarie KokhSasanika: Late Antique Near East Projecthttps://sites.uci.edu/sasanika/Follow History with Cy:Instagram ► instagram.com/historywithcyFacebook ► facebook.com/historywithcyTwitter ► twitter.com/historywithcyWebsite ► http://www.historywithcy.comMerch ► my-store-11502415.creator-spring.comPodcast ► historywithcy.buzzsprout.comPatreon ► patreon.com/historywithcy#ancienthistory #persian #achaemenid
Heads of the Ptolemies in the Louvre... History with Cy 2024-05-01 | The Ptolemies were a dynasty of Macedonian Greek rulers who reigned over Egypt from the death of Alexander the Great in 323 BC until the Roman conquest of the country in 30 BC. The dynasty was founded by Ptolemy I Soter (first statue head from the left), one of Alexander's generals and ended with Cleopatra VII.These are statue heads are of several members of the Ptolemaic Dynasty. #ancientegypt #history #ancienthistory
Exploring the Mycenaean Citadel of Tiryns (History and Walking Tour) History with Cy 2024-04-26 | In this video we'll take a tour of mighty Tiryns, one of the great Mycenaean citadels of the late Bronze Age. Contents:00:00 History of Tiryns04:31 Walking Tour of TirynsRelated Videos:Exploring Mycenaean Greece – Culture, Kingdoms and the Historical Context of the Trojan Waryoutu.be/WxDvrmSspP8The World of Neolithic Greece - The First Seafarers, Traders and Farmers of Prehistoric Greeceyoutu.be/kh19oBZqUyIThe Bronze Age in Paradise: The Early Societies of the Cyclades (Early Cycladic Culture)youtu.be/5Qhe8CcnAGQSources and Suggested Reading:Greece Monuments and Museums: Corinthia-Argolida - Elsi SpathariThe Mycenaeans - Louise Schofield Mycenaeans - Rodney CastledenDawn of the Gods: Minoan and Mycenaean Origins of Greece - Jacquetta HawkingsShout out to ARCAS Travel for arranging the trip to Tiryns.arcastravel.com Follow History with Cy:Instagram ► instagram.com/historywithcyFacebook ► facebook.com/historywithcyTwitter ► twitter.com/historywithcyWebsite ► http://www.historywithcy.comMerch ► my-store-11502415.creator-spring.comPodcast ► historywithcy.buzzsprout.comPatreon ► patreon.com/historywithcy#bronzeage #ancienthistory #greece
The Temples of Teotihuacán History with Cy 2024-04-20 | Teotihuacán is one of the most significant archaeological sites of Mexico. It was one of the largest cities in the ancient world, with an estimated population of over 100,000 people at its peak around 450 AD.
Scattered Candles in the Night – Civilization during the Greek Dark Age (c. 1100-750 BC) History with Cy 2024-04-18 | The Greek Dark Age, spanning roughly from 1100 to 750 BC, marks a mysterious chapter in the history of ancient Greece. Characterized by a sharp decrease in population, the abandonment of the once might Mycenaean palatial centers, disruption of trade networks, the loss of literacy and a steep decline in artistic endeavors, this time period was generally one of economic hardship and political fragmentation. However, amidst the darkness there were pockets of prosperity and social changes that eventually allowed for the rise of powerful Greek city-states and the dawn of Archaic Greek civilization.Contents:00:00 Introduction and Context02:50 What was the Greek Dark Age08:36 Greece enters the Iron Age09:59 Greece starts to Recover11:15 Chiefs and Chiefdoms15:51 The Geometric Period17:35 The Greek Alphabet18:33 Panhellenism21:53 Thank You and PatronsRelated Videos:Exploring Mycenaean Greece – Culture, Kingdoms and the Historical Context of the Trojan Waryoutu.be/WxDvrmSspP8The Bronze Age in Paradise: The Early Societies of the Cyclades (Early Cycladic Culture)youtu.be/5Qhe8CcnAGQThe World of Neolithic Greece - The First Seafarers, Traders and Farmers of Prehistoric Greeceyoutu.be/kh19oBZqUyISources and Suggested Reading:Greece in the Making: 1200-479 BC - Robin OsborneAncient Greece: From Prehistoric to Hellenistic Times - Thomas R. MartinA History of Greece: 1300-30 BC - Victor ParkerAncient Greece: A Political, Social and Cultural History - Edited by Sarah B. Pomeroy, Stanley M. Burstein, Walter Donlan and Jennifer Tolbert Roberts The Complete History of Ancient Greece - Edited by Don Nardo In Search of the Trojan War - Michael WoodFollow History with Cy:Instagram ► instagram.com/historywithcyFacebook ► facebook.com/historywithcyTwitter ► twitter.com/historywithcyWebsite ► http://www.historywithcy.comMerch ► my-store-11502415.creator-spring.comPodcast ► historywithcy.buzzsprout.comPatreon ► patreon.com/historywithcy#ancienthistory #greece #history
The Ruins of the Temple of Zeus at Nemea History with Cy 2024-04-08 | Let’s take a quick look at the ruins of ancient city of Nemea in northeastern Peloponnese in Greece. This ancient site holds significant historical and archaeological importance due to its association with the Nemean Games, one of the ancient Greece’s most famous athletic competitions. Today, the most prominent remains of Nemea are the ruins of the temple of Zeus and the scores of broken columns littered throughout the site.
The Mycenaean Citadel of Tiryns in Greece History with Cy 2024-03-28 | Tiryns is an ancient archaeological site located in the northeastern Peloponnese of Greece, near the modern city of Nafplio. Though occupied for several thousands of years beforehand, Tiryns reached its height between 1400-1200 BC when a great Mycenaean citadel commanded the surrounding countryside from its acropolis. The citadel’s Cyclopean walls, which reach heights of 13 meters in some places, are a testament to the skill of Mycenaean engineers and their mastery of monumental construction. It is truly an awe-inspiring sight! #tiryns #ancienthistory #ancientgreece
History of Ancient Egypt: Dynasty XXI - The Start of the Third Intermediate Period (1069-945 BC) History with Cy 2024-03-27 | The glorious era of Egyptian history known as the New Kingdom, when Egypt was the envy of the world, went out with a whimper. What came afterward would be a seemingly tumultuous time in Egyptian history that was characterized by political fragmentation, cultural change, rampant corruption and eventually, foreign domination. Egyptologists call the four centuries of so after the New Kingdom era the Third Intermediate Period. The Third Intermediate Period started with the rise of the 21st Dynasty of Egypt, a time in which both pharaohs and priests ruled the kingdom of the Nile in relative peace. This though was the calm before the storm that would eventually sweep in from the east and change the trajectory of Egyptian history forever. Contents:00:00 Introduction and Historical Context02:09 What is the Third Intermediate Period03:47 Smendes and the High Priests of Amun11:01 The Report of Wenamum13:18 Amenemnisu13:45 Psusennes I: All the Glitters is not Gold20:13 Amenemope20:56 Osorkon the Elder21:36 Siamun22:33 Psusennes II23:23 Thank You and PatronsRelated Videos:History of Ancient Egypt: Dynasty XX - Sea Peoples, Late Bronze Age Collapse and the End of an Erayoutu.be/HW09sY6qBFAAncient Egypt Dynasty by Dynasty Playlist: youtube.com/watch?v=gucY935l4Sw&list=PLUx8354UG5yy4JiAs1I23s5cLtnfDs0pNSources and Suggested Reading:The Rise and Fall of Ancient Egypt - Toby WilkinsonA History of Ancient Egypt - Marc Van De MieroopThe Archaeology of Egypt in the Third Intermediate Period - James E. BenneAncient Records of Egypt: The Twentieth Through the Twenty-Sixth Dynasties, Vol. 4 - James Henry BreastedThe Oxford History of Ancient Egypt - Ian ShawChronicle of the Pharaohs - Peter A. ClaytonThe Libyan Anarchy: Inscriptions from Egypt's Third Intermediate PeriodThe Third Intermediate Period in Egypt, 1100-650 BC - Kenneth KitchenThe Penguin Historical Atlas of Ancient Egypt - Bill Manley Follow History with Cy:Instagram ► instagram.com/historywithcyFacebook ► facebook.com/historywithcyTwitter ► twitter.com/historywithcyWebsite ► http://www.historywithcy.comMerch ► my-store-11502415.creator-spring.comPodcast ► historywithcy.buzzsprout.comPatreon ► patreon.com/historywithcyMusic:Epidemic Sound#egypt #ancienthistory #bronzeage
Objects from the Palace of Darius the Great in the Louvre. History with Cy 2024-03-20 | More cool stuff in the Louvre. The colorful glazed walls and the column with the double-bull capital are from Susa. In the display cases are other objects such as cylinder seals, jewelry, various clay tablets and small reliefs.c. 522-330 BC#ancienthistory #ancientiran #ancienthistory
Darius the Great: The Life and Times of the Great King of Persia in his Own Words (𐎭𐎠𐎼𐎹𐎺𐎢𐏁) History with Cy 2024-03-17 | In this program we'll take a look at the illustrious life of the great Persian King of Kings, Darius I, also known as Darius the Great. Regarded by many as the most powerful ruler of the Achaemenid Dynasty of ancient Iran, Darius I is also amongst its most controversial. We'll dive deeper into the life of great king, the contentious debate about his rise to power, and ultimately examine the words of Darius himself about his these and other aspects of his life and beliefs. Contents:00:00 Introduction and Historical Context03:37 Early Life of Darius05:14 Rise to Power as told in the Behistun Inscription16:55 Lineage and Family of Darius18:10 Rebellions and Troubles of 522 BC 20:43 Architect of an Empire: Satrapies, Reforms, Roads and Canals25:19 Darius the Builder: Susa and Persepolis 33:50 Expansion of the Achaemenid Empire35:25 The Ionian Revolt37:17 Invasion of Greece and the Battle of Marathon43:21 Thank You and PatronsSpecial thanks to Farya Faraji for the music: "Achaemenes""Shirin and Khosrow""The Riding Angaros""Memory of Cyrus""Spantodhata's Warning""The Apadana's Shadow""Battle of Cunaxa""Hyrcanian Lullaby""Immortals""Apranik's Charge""March of Achaemenes"Check out more of his work that spans across many countries, cultures and time periods: youtube.com/@faryafarajiAdditional Music:Epidemic SoundSpecial thanks to Malay Archer for creating the astounding machinimas that really brought this program to life using the Total War: Rome 2 Divide et Impera, Cyrus the Great campaign and Age of Bronze mod.Check out more of his work here:youtube.com/@MalayArcherRelated Videos:The History of Persepolis and a Walking Tour of the Siteyoutu.be/nWsW8Fih-sMExploring the Royal Necropolis of Naqsh-e Rustam (Achaemenid Tombs / Sasanian Reliefs)youtu.be/eLpDPwlJHzwCambyses II and the Persian Conquest of Egypt (Achaemenid Persian Empire)youtu.be/Nq1H4KHCySECyrus the Great and the Birth of the Achaemenid Persian Empireyoutu.be/wMbD7c-YlAEHistory of the Achaemenid Persian Empire, Part I (550-486 BC; Cyrus the Great - Darius the Great)youtu.be/tzIVddeWfR4History of the Achaemenid Persian Empire, Part II (486-330 BC; Xerxes I - Alexander the Great)youtu.be/KiIUDZsojhISources and Suggested Reading:From Cyrus the Alexander – Pierre BriantAncient Persia: A Concise History of the Achaemenid Empire, 550–330 BCE - Matt WatersThe Persian Empire: A Corpus of Sources from the Achaemenid Period - Amélie KuhrtA History of Ancient Persia - The Achaemenid Empire (Blackwell History of the Ancient World) - Maria BrosiusHistory of the Persian Empire - A.T. OlmsteadThe Iranian Expanse – Matthew P. CanepaPersepolis and Its Surroundings – Heidemarie KokhThe Persians - Jim HicksThe Authoritative Guide to Persepolis – A. Shapur ShahbaziFollow History with Cy:Instagram ► instagram.com/historywithcyFacebook ► facebook.com/historywithcyTwitter ► twitter.com/historywithcyWebsite ► http://www.historywithcy.comMerch ► my-store-11502415.creator-spring.comPodcast ► historywithcy.buzzsprout.comPatreon ► patreon.com/historywithcy#ancienthistory #persian #achaemenid
Takht-e Sulayman / Sasanian Temple of Adur Gushnasp History with Cy 2024-03-13 | Takht-e Solayman is a UNESCO World Heritage site located today in the West Azerbaijan province of Iran. Though occupied at least since Achaemenid times, the site was most important during the Sasanian period from 3rd to 7th centuries AD when it hosted the Zoroastrian temple of Adur Gushnasp, which was one of the three most sacred fire temples within the Sasanian Empire.The site was considered to have been sacred for over millennia before that due to a thermal spring lake at its center. I’ll make a video on this place in the future.#sasanian #history #archaeology
Archaeological Site of Delphi in Greece History with Cy 2024-03-11 | Located on the southwestern slope of Mount Parnassus, Delphi is one of the most famous archaeological sites in Greece. It was once considered the center of the world in ancient Greek mythology and was dedicated to the god Apollo.Delphi was primarily known for its oracle and its priestess known as the Pythia, who was believed to have the ability to communicate with Apollo and provide prophecies and guidance to those who sought her counsel. #ancientgreece #greece #ancienthistory
What is a Cartouche? (Ancient Egyptian History) History with Cy 2024-03-07 | Ever wondered that a cartouche was and what it symbolized in ancient Egyptian history? You'll know after watching this short video. #ancienthistory #ancientegypt #history
What is a Serekh? (Ancient Egyptian History) History with Cy 2024-03-04 | Ever wondered that a serekh was and why it was important in early Egyptian history? You'll know after watching this short video. #ancienthistory #ancientegypt #history
The Worlds First Superpower: Sargon of Akkad and the Mighty Akkadian Empire - Bronze Age History History with Cy 2024-03-01 | This is the video that many of your have been waiting for - a comprehensive, in-depth look at the Akkadian Empire from just before it was created to its mysterious end. Founded by Sargon of Akkad and expanded by his descendants Rimush, Manishtushu and Naram-Sin, the Akkadian Empire was the first hegemonic state and superpower of the early Bronze Age. This program will examine Akkad's beginning, it's rise and expansion to the far corners of the known world, its economy, administration, collapse and legacy. Contents:00:00 Introduction: The World Before Sargon of Akkad04:37 Lugalzagesi 09:33 The Early Life and Legends of Sargon of Akkad13:24 Who were the Akkadians?16:05 Sargon and Ur-Zababa20:01 The Founding of the Akkadian Empire22:17 Sargon Battles Against Elam and Marhashi23:24 King of Battle25:49 Administration of the Akkadian Empire27:26 Enheduanna30:15 The Glory of Agade36:30 Rimush the Warmonger 45:48 Manishtushu the Consolidator 49:10 Naram-Sin and the Great Revolt53:55 Naram-Sin the Divine57:40 Naram-Sin and Elam1:00:04 Other Conquests of Naram-Sin1:01:28 Akkadian Administration under Naram-Sin1:03:26 Land Distribution and Reforms1:07:28 Family of Naram-Sin and Diplomatic Marriages 1:09:56 Shar-kali-sharri and the End of an Era1:16:55 After Akkad 1:18:29 Thank You and PatronsThanks to Irena for being the voice of Enheduanna. Check out her amazing channel @ancientsitesgirl to travel so some of the world's most interesting archaeological sites. Related Videos:The Complete and Concise History of the Sumerians and Early Bronze Age Mesopotamia (7000-2000 BC)youtu.be/szFjxmY7jQABabylon: The City at the Center of the World - The Concise History of Babylonia (2000-539 BC)youtu.be/O2hbP7PwuYUTrade in the Early Bronze Age: Ancient Mesopotamia and the East (Harappan Civilization, Oxus & Elam)youtu.be/tA6bVpGlKNoSources and Suggested Reading:The Age of Agade: Inventing Empire in Ancient Mesopotamia - Benjamin R. FosterBefore the Muses: An Anthology of Akkadian Literature - Benjamin R. Foster The Ancient Near East: History, Society and Economy - Mario LiveraniA History of Babylon, 2200 BC - AD 75 - Paul-Alain BeaulieuWeavers, Scribes, and Kings: A New History of the Ancient Near East - Amanda H. Podany Follow History with Cy:Instagram ► instagram.com/historywithcyFacebook ► facebook.com/historywithcyTwitter ► twitter.com/historywithcyWebsite ► http://www.historywithcy.comMerch ► my-store-11502415.creator-spring.comPodcast ► historywithcy.buzzsprout.comPatreon ► patreon.com/historywithcyMusic:Epidemic Sound#mesopotamia #bronzeage #ancienthistory
The Dark Secrets of the Royal Cemetery of Ur History with Cy 2024-02-05 | Mention the ancient city of Ur and many wonderful things come to mind – the fabulous wealth generated from being one of the Bronze Age’s major trade hubs, its towering ziggurat, great works of Sumerian and Babylonian art, and for believers, the birthplace of the prophet Abraham. But in 1922, archaeologists led by Sir Leonard Woolley discovered findings in the oldest part of its great royal cemetery that shed light on a forgotten, dark chapter in the city's history, one that still puzzles us today. In this program we'll look at some of the dark secrets that were buried in the Royal Cemetery over 4500 years ago.Related Videos:Did the People of Ancient Mesopotamia Believe their Kings were Divine?youtu.be/bovMkWsu0IgThe Complete and Concise History of the Sumerians and Early Bronze Age Mesopotamia (7000-2000 BC)youtu.be/szFjxmY7jQAAncient Sumer and the Sumerians (Ancient Mesopotamia in Minutes)youtu.be/hPSUlUrIDngSources and Suggested Reading:A History of the Ancient Near East: ca. 3000-323 BC, Third Edition - Marc Van De MieroopExcavations at Ur - Sir Leonard Woolley"Human sacrifice and intentional corpse preservation in the Royal Cemetery of Ur" in Antiquity, Vol. 85 (2011), pp. 27-42 - Aubrey Baadsgaard, Janet Monge, Samantha Cox and Richard L. ZettlerUr: City of the Moon God - Harriet CrawfordFollow History with Cy:Instagram ► instagram.com/historywithcyFacebook ► facebook.com/historywithcyTwitter ► twitter.com/historywithcyWebsite ► http://www.historywithcy.comMerch ► my-store-11502415.creator-spring.comPodcast ► historywithcy.buzzsprout.comPatreon ► patreon.com/historywithcy#bronzeage #ancienthistory #history
MUST SEE Artifacts from Mesopotamia in the Louvre. History with Cy 2024-01-28 | The Victory Stela of Naram-Sin and the Law Code Stela of Hammurabi are just a few of my favorite objects in the Louvre. What are some of yours?#history #ancienthistory #bronzeage
Exploring Mycenaean Greece – Culture, Kingdoms and the Historical Context of the Trojan War History with Cy 2024-01-22 | In this video we'll journey back to the late Bronze Age and explore Mycenaean Civilization in Greece and the wider Aegean world. We'll also delve into the historical events that may have led to armed conflicts between Mycenaeans and Hittites and that may have ultimately served as the basis for Homer's great epics, the Iliad and the Odyssey. Contents:00:00 Contents and Introduction02:43 Helladic Chronology Explained03:42 Discovery of Mycenaean Culture05:35 Geography of Greece07:28 Early Mycenaeans10:58 “Mycenae, Rich in Gold”13:32 Linear B16:54 Mycenaean Society and Material Culture21:21 Mycenaean Palatial Centers and Major Kingdoms23:39 Orchomenos25:30 Gla26:00 Thebes27:00 Athens29:10 Tiryns29:49 Pylos31:15 Daily Life, Food and Economy 36:41 Importance of Bronze38:08 Warfare and Weapons40:25 Hunting and Horses41:47 Roads42:26 Religion45:28 Minoans and Maritime Trade48:07 Earthquake on Thera49:26 Mycenaeans on Crete52:22 Mycenaean Political Unity?53:31 Ahhiyawa and the Hittites55:31 Attarissiya of Ahhiya57:55 The Assuwan Confederacy 1:00:10 Piyamaradu and the Tawagalawa Letter1:05:16 Alaksandu of Wilusa (Troy)1:08:29 Ahhiyawa and Tudhaliya IV1:11:20 Are Mycenaean Greece and Ahhiyawa the Same?1:13:07 Mycenaean Trade with the World1:15:08 The Uluburun Shipwreck1:18:01 Fear and Dread1:23:15 Desperate Times, Desperate Measures1:25:53 Possible Theories for the Fall of Mycenaean Civilization1:27:24 End of an Era1:28:54 Thank You and PatronsRelated Videos:The World of Neolithic Greece - The First Seafarers, Traders and Farmers of Prehistoric Greeceyoutu.be/kh19oBZqUyIThe Bronze Age in Paradise: The Early Societies of the Cyclades (Early Cycladic Culture)youtu.be/5Qhe8CcnAGQThe Hittitesyoutu.be/amcowif39mIMachinimas created using Total War: Rome 2 Age of Bronze modSources and Suggested Reading:The Mycenaeans - Louise Schofield Mycenaeans - Rodney CastledenIn Search of the Trojan War - Michael WoodThe Iliad - Homer (translation by Peter Green)Dawn of the Gods: Minoan and Mycenaean Origins of Greece - Jacquetta HawkingsThe Cambridge Companion to the Aegean Bronze Age - Edited by Cynthia W. ShelmerdineMycenaean Greece and the Aegean World: Palace and Province in the Late Bronze Age - Margaretha Kramer-HajosThe Art and Archaeology of the Aegean Bronze Age: A History - Jean-Claude Poursat and Carl KnappettMycenaean Messenia and the Kingdom of Pylos - Richard Hope SimpsonMycenae: A Journey in the World of Agamemnon - Alkestis Papadimitriou and Elsi SpathariMycenae: A Guide to the History and Archaeology - Elsi SpathariA Historical Greek Reader: Mycenaean to the Koiné - Stephen ColvinA Companion to Linear B - Edited by Yves Duhoux and Anna Morpurgo DaviesA Mycenaean Fountain on the Athenian Acropolis - Oscar BroneerThe Oxford Handbook of the Aegean Bronze Age - Edited by Eric ClineThe Oxford Illustrated History of Prehistoric Europe - Barry Cunliffe Warriors of Anatolia - Trevor BryceLetters of the Great Kings of the Ancient Near East: The Royal Correspondence of the Late Bronze Age - Trevor Bryce"A Mycenaean Sword from Boǧazköy-Hattusa Found in 1991" in The Annual of the British School at Athens, Vol. 89 (1994), pp. 213-215 - O. Hansen"Aššuwa and the Achaeans: The 'Mycenaean' Sword at Hattušas and Its Possible Implications" in The Annual of the British School at Athens, Vol. 91 (1996), pp. 137-151 - E. H. Cline Shout out to ARCAS Travel for arranging visits to many of the sites seen in this program. Their team went above and beyond what was expected, and I couldn’t have visited all of these places without their help! arcastravel.com Follow History with Cy:Instagram ► instagram.com/historywithcyFacebook ► facebook.com/historywithcyTwitter ► twitter.com/historywithcyWebsite ► http://www.historywithcy.comMerch ► my-store-11502415.creator-spring.comPodcast ► historywithcy.buzzsprout.comPatreon ► patreon.com/historywithcy#bronzeage #ancienthistory #greece
Temple of Hephaestus in Athens, Greece History with Cy 2024-01-07 | The Agora in Athens, Greece, was the heart of ancient Athenian life, functioning as both a marketplace and a civic center. This vibrant area served as a focal point for a wide range of activities, including trade, politics, social interactions, and cultural events.With its name meaning "marketplace" in Greek, the Athenian Agora was a bustling hub where merchants, politicians, and citizens converged. Key architectural elements included the Stoa of Attalos, a reconstructed building with shops and offices, the well-preserved Doric Temple of Hephaestus, and the Bouleuterion, where the Athenian Council (Boule) convened. Additionally, the Agora featured various public structures, statues, and altars.Playing a pivotal role in the democratic governance of Athens, the Agora provided a space for citizens to engage in discussions, make political decisions, and actively participate in the civic life of the city-state. Today, the Agora stands as an important archaeological site, preserving the historical and cultural heritage of ancient Athens, attracting visitors keen on exploring its rich past.#athens #ancienthistory #ancientgreece
History of Ancient Egypt: Dynasty XX - Sea Peoples, Late Bronze Age Collapse and the End of an Era History with Cy 2023-12-18 | In this program we'll take a close look at the period spanning the 20th Dynasty of ancient Egypt, which may have arguably been one of the most trying times in the country's history. After years of internal turmoil, Egypt faced a massive foreign invasion by a mysterious group of marauders and migrants who modern scholars have collectively called the Sea Peoples. Not only did they threaten Egypt's vast empire in Canaan and the Levant, but possibly even the existence of the ancient Egyptian civilization itself. The aftermath of this great confrontation resulted in the gradual decline of Egypt's fortunes as a whole as well as the decay of perhaps its last great dynasty. With harem conspiracies, corruption and the famous royal tomb robberies and trials, the events and intrigues of 20th Dynasty Egypt could make for a great HBO series like Game of Thrones. So prepare the popcorn and get comfortable as you won't want to miss this episode of Ancient Egypt, Dynasty by Dynasty. Contents:00:00 Intro 01:16 Sethnakht and the Start of the 20th Dynasty04:24 Ramesses III, the Last Great Pharaoh07:16 The Great Dread09:09 Egypt and the Late Bronze Age Collapse12:07 Ramesses III vs. the Sea Peoples18:42 Aftermath of the Invasion21:38 Worker's Strikes at Deir el-Medina31:17 The Harem Conspiracy33:27 Ramesses IV and the Trial of the Century37:31 Ramesses V40:10 Ramesses VI40:51 Ramesses VII and VIII: Rise of the Priesthood of Amun43:51 Ramesses IX and the Tomb Robbery Trials46:26 Ramesses X48:07 Ramesses XI and the War of the High Priest53:09 End of an Era 55:28 Thank You and PatronsRelated Videos:History of Ancient Egypt: Dynasty XIX - Ramesses II, the Battle of Kadesh and the Israel Stelayoutu.be/Uf6RelzFpNkAncient Egypt Dynasty by Dynasty Playlist: youtube.com/watch?v=gucY935l4Sw&list=PLUx8354UG5yy4JiAs1I23s5cLtnfDs0pNMachinimas created using Total War: Rome 2 Age of Bronze modSources and Suggested Reading:The Rise and Fall of Ancient Egypt - Toby WilkinsonA History of Ancient Egypt - Marc Van De MieroopAncient Records of Egypt: The Twentieth Through the Twenty-Sixth Dynasties, Vol. 4 - James Henry BreastedThe Egyptians - Cyril AldredAncient Egyptian Literature: Volume II: The New Kingdom - Miriam LichtheimThe Oxford History of Ancient Egypt - Ian ShawChronicle of the Pharaohs - Peter A. ClaytonAncient Egyptian Imperialism - Ellen MorrisCivilizations of the Ancient Near East - Jack M. Sasson (Editor) Oxford Encyclopedia of Ancient Egypt, Vol. I - Donald B. Redford (Editor)Follow History with Cy:Instagram ► instagram.com/historywithcyFacebook ► facebook.com/historywithcyTwitter ► twitter.com/historywithcyWebsite ► http://www.historywithcy.comMerch ► my-store-11502415.creator-spring.comPodcast ► historywithcy.buzzsprout.comPatreon ► patreon.com/historywithcyMusic:Epidemic Sound#egypt #ancienthistory #bronzeage
Megiddo - The Archaeological History of Armageddon History with Cy 2023-10-28 | Many of us have heard the name "Armageddon" from the New Testament's Book of Revelation and of its religious significance, but few of us really know the history of the word and the ancient city behind it. In this program, we'll examine the history Tell Megiddo to unlock some of its secrets and learn more about the people who once lived there. *Related Videos:*History of Ancient Egypt: Dynasty XVIII - Egypt's Golden Age and the Start of the New Kingdomyoutu.be/jTpkX0ECNV4?si=DRYBBWF6HZSZSnRD*Sources and Suggested Reading:*_Canaan and Israel in Antiquity_ - K. L. Knoll_Archaeology of the Land of the Bible: 10,000-586 BC_ - Amihai Mazar_The Battles of Armageddon: Megiddo and the Jezreel Valley from the Bronze Age to the Nuclear Age_ - Eric H. Cline _Archaeology and the Religions of Canaan and Israel_ - Ed. Victor Matthews_The Forgotten Kingdom: the Archaeology and History of Northern Israel_ - Israel Finkelstein_Canaanites_ - Jonathan N. Tubb _A History of Babylon, 2200 BC–AD 75_ - Paul-Alain BeaulieuMachinimas created using Total War: Rome 2 Age of Bronze mod*Follow History with Cy:*Instagram ► instagram.com/historywithcyFacebook ► facebook.com/historywithcyTwitter ► twitter.com/historywithcyWebsite ► http://www.historywithcy.comMerch ► my-store-11502415.creator-spring.comPodcast ► historywithcy.buzzsprout.comPatreon ► patreon.com/historywithcy#ancienthistory #israel #bronzeage
The Bronze Age in Paradise: The Early Societies of the Cyclades (Early Cycladic Culture) History with Cy 2023-10-18 | If you've been to any major archaeological or even art museum in Europe or the United States, then you've probably seen what seem to be rather strikingly minimalist marble figurines and small statues of various shapes and sizes that come from the island group known as the Cyclades. The question that has been puzzling many archaeologists for quite some time is who were the people who created these works art and how did they live? In this video, we'll examine the mysterious Early Cycladic cultures of the Bronze Age Aegean world. *Related Videos:*The World of Neolithic Greece - The First Seafarers, Traders and Farmers of Prehistoric Greeceyoutu.be/kh19oBZqUyI*Sources and Suggested Reading:*_The Oxford Handbook of the Aegean Bronze Age_ - Ed. Eric Cline_Art and Archaeology of the Aegean Bronze Age: A History_ - Jean-Claude Poursat and Carl Knappet _The Cambridge Companion to the Aegean Bronze Age_ - Cynthia W. Shelmerdine_Ancient Greece: From Prehistory to Hellenistic Times_ - Thomas R. Martin_National Archaeology Museum (Athens)_ - Ed. Maria Lagogianni-Georgakarakos*Follow History with Cy:*Instagram ► instagram.com/historywithcyFacebook ► facebook.com/historywithcyTwitter ► twitter.com/historywithcyWebsite ► http://www.historywithcy.comMerch ► my-store-11502415.creator-spring.comPodcast ► historywithcy.buzzsprout.comPatreon ► patreon.com/historywithcy#bronzeage #cyclades #greece
A View from the Top of the Ancient Theatre of Epidaurus in Greece History with Cy 2023-10-11 | The Ancient Theatre of Epidaurus, located in the Peloponnese region of Greece, is one of the best-preserved and most iconic theaters of the ancient world. It was built in the 4th century BC and is renowned for its remarkable acoustic design, allowing spectators in the highest seats to hear performances clearly without the use of modern amplification. With its stunning architecture and seating capacity of around 14,000, it continues to be a symbol of classical Greek theater and is used for performances and festivals to this day.#greece #ancienthistory #ancientgreece
The World of Neolithic Greece - The First Seafarers, Traders and Farmers of Prehistoric Greece History with Cy 2023-10-05 | Before the Minoans, Mycenaeans, and powerful city states such as Athens, Sparta, Corinth and Argos, there were the many prehistoric peoples who occupied the land that we today know as Greece. In this video, we'll take a look at the inhabitants of this land in the days well before recorded history as well as some of their remarkable achievements. Sources and Suggested Reading:Ancient Greece: From Prehistory to Hellenistic Times - Thomas R. MartinThe Oxford Handbook of Neolithic Europe - Ed. Chris Fowler, Jan Harding and Daniela HofmannNational Archaeology Museum (Athens) - Ed. Maria Lagogianni-GeorgakarakosArchaeological Museum of Tegea - Anna Vasiliki KarapanagiotouFollow History with Cy:Instagram ► instagram.com/historywithcyFacebook ► facebook.com/historywithcyTwitter ► twitter.com/historywithcyWebsite ► http://www.historywithcy.comMerch ► my-store-11502415.creator-spring.comPodcast ► historywithcy.buzzsprout.comPatreon ► patreon.com/historywithcy#prehistory #neolithic #greece
The Life and Times of Ea-nasir, Bronze Age Babylonias Most Notorious Businessman (c. 1750 BC) History with Cy 2023-09-28 | You've heard the name and seen the memes, but who was Ea-nasir, what was life like during his time, and why has he been regarded by many as being the most notorious businessman of the Bronze Age (at least that has appeared in the archaeological record)? This video will hopefully give you some insight into Ea-nasir and his world. Contents:00:00 Introduction03:00 The Complaint Tablet to Ea-nasir 06:28 Ea-nasir's World08:24 What Happened to Ea-nasir?09:19 Thank You and PatronsRelated Videos:Babylon: The City at the Center of the World - The Concise History of Babylonia (2000-539 BC)youtu.be/O2hbP7PwuYUTrade in the Early Bronze Age: Ancient Mesopotamia and the East (Harappan Civilization, Oxus & Elam)youtu.be/tA6bVpGlKNoThe Complete and Concise History of the Sumerians and Early Bronze Age Mesopotamia (7000-2000 BC)youtu.be/szFjxmY7jQASources and Suggested Reading:The Ancient Near East: History, Society and Economy - Mario LiveraniA History of Babylon, 2200 BC - AD 75 - Paul-Alain BeaulieuJourney to the City: A Companion to the Middle East Galleries at the Penn Museum - Steve Tinney and Karen SonikWeavers, Scribes, and Kings: A New History of the Ancient Near East - Amanda H. Podany Follow History with Cy:Instagram ► instagram.com/historywithcyFacebook ► facebook.com/historywithcyTwitter ► twitter.com/historywithcyWebsite ► http://www.historywithcy.comMerch ► my-store-11502415.creator-spring.comPodcast ► historywithcy.buzzsprout.comPatreon ► patreon.com/historywithcy#mesopotamia #bronzeage #ancienthistory
Herodotus and India - Scylax of Caryanda sails the Indus River, Gold-digging Ants and other tales History with Cy 2023-09-10 | Whether you believe he's the "father of history" or the "father of lies," Herodotus' tales of what was during his day the exotic east are always entertaining. These include the stories he told about India, a land that most Greeks in the 5th century BC had never even heard of. In this video we'll take a look at what the Greeks knew about India before the arrival of Alexander the Great. Related Videos:Introduction to the Seriously Underrated Indus Valley / Harappan Civilizationyoutu.be/QNCO9XhrSTUExploring the Harappan City of Lothal (History and Walking Tour)youtu.be/aPsWQ1Lv2jISources and Suggested Reading:The Landmark Herodotus - Herodotus, Robert B. Strassler, Andrea L. Purvis (Translator)Herodotus and the Question Why - Christopher Pelling (Author)Follow History with Cy:Instagram ► instagram.com/historywithcyFacebook ► facebook.com/historywithcyTwitter ► twitter.com/historywithcyWebsite ► http://www.historywithcy.comMerch ► my-store-11502415.creator-spring.comPodcast ► historywithcy.buzzsprout.comPatreon ► patreon.com/historywithcy#indusvalley #ancienthistory #india
History of Ancient Egypt: Dynasty XIX - Ramesses II, the Battle of Kadesh and the Israel Stela History with Cy 2023-09-01 | In this program we'll take a close look at the 19th Dynasty of ancient Egypt. It's a dynasty filled with greatness but also a lot of controversy. We'll meet several important pharaoh's including the dynasty's founder, Ramesses I, his highly capable son, Seti I, the famous Ramesses II (Ramesses the Great), Merenptah, Seti II, the controversial Amenmesse, Siptah and the female ruler Tausret, as well as important events such as the Battle of Kadesh. We'll also examine noteworthy temples and objects including the sanctuary of Abu Simbel and the Israel stela. Dynasty 19 is one of the most famous in Egyptian history so you won't want to miss this! Contents:00:00 Intro 01:11 Horemheb and the End of the 18th Dynasty 04:01 Paramessu / Ramesses I06:02 Seti I07:07 The Abydos King List11:21 The Hittites and Trouble in Canaan16:35 Ramesses II (Ramesses the Great)18:08 The Battle of Kadesh30:17 Peace of Kadesh35:14 The Many Wives and Children of Ramesses II38:20 Ramesses II the Builder42:54 Egyptian Government Under Ramesses II46:30 Merenptah49:10 The Israel Stela52:21 Civil War: Seti II and Amenesse54:47 Siptah the Boy King58:56 Tausret, the Controversial Female Pharaoh01:02:21 Thank You and PatronsRelated Videos:History of Ancient Egypt: Dynasty XVIII - Egypt's Golden Age and the Start of the New Kingdomyoutu.be/jTpkX0ECNV4Ancient Egypt Dynasty by Dynasty Playlist: youtube.com/watch?v=gucY935l4Sw&list=PLUx8354UG5yy4JiAs1I23s5cLtnfDs0pNAncient Egypt Dynasty by Dynasty - Dynasty XVII - Second Intermediate Period - War with the Hyksosyoutu.be/baad-F2rM4gMachinimas created using Total War: Rome 2 Age of Bronze modSources and Suggested Reading:The Rise and Fall of Ancient Egypt - Toby WilkinsonA History of Ancient Egypt - Marc Van De MieroopThe Egyptians - Cyril AldredPoisoned Legacy: The Fall of the Nineteenth Egyptian Dynasty - Aidan DodsonAncient Egyptian Literature: Volume II: The New Kingdom - Miriam LichtheimRamesses: Egypt's Greatest Pharaoh - Joyce TyldesleyRamesses the Great: Egypt's King of Kings - Toby WilkinsonThe Oxford History of Ancient Egypt - Ian ShawChronicle of the Pharaohs - Peter A. ClaytonAncient Egyptian Imperialism - Ellen MorrisCivilizations of the Ancient Near East - Jack M. Sasson (Editor) Oxford Encyclopedia of Ancient Egypt, Vol. I - Donald B. Redford (Editor)Follow History with Cy:Instagram ► instagram.com/historywithcyFacebook ► facebook.com/historywithcyTwitter ► twitter.com/historywithcyWebsite ► http://www.historywithcy.comMerch ► my-store-11502415.creator-spring.comPodcast ► historywithcy.buzzsprout.comPatreon ► patreon.com/historywithcyMusic:Epidemic Sound#egypt #ancienthistory #bronzeage
The Enigma of Ancient Elam - Part II: The Middle Elamite and Neo-Elamite Periods (1500-550 BC) History with Cy 2023-08-08 | In Part I of the Enigma of Ancient Elam, we learned about how the Elamites burst onto the ancient Near Eastern scene to become one of the greatest powers of western Asia during the early Bronze Age. In Part II, we’ll witness a new golden Age of Elamite civilization – the so-called Middle Elamite Period – followed by the Neo-Elamite period and Elam's entanglements with Babylonia and Assyria. We'll also see what the fall of Elam in the 6th century BC and what happened to the country and its people afterward. If you ever wanted to learn about ancient Elam, you'll want to watch this video. Contents:00:00 Introduction00:40 The Middle Elamite Period02:12 The Kidinuid Dynasty05:55 The Igihalkid Dynasty08:58 King Untash-Napirisha and Chogha Zanbil12:38 Conflicts with Kassite Babylonia16:25 Shutruk Nahhunte and the Shutrukid Dynasty25:30 The Neo-Elamite Period31:30 Shutruk Nahhunte II and Sargon II34:23 Elam vs. Sennacherib 41:50 Economic Isolation of Elam43:14 The Wrath of Sennacherib48:19 Elam and Esarhaddon48:56 Elam Antagonizes Ashurbanipal52:32 Te-Umman and the Battle of Til-Tuba (Battle of the Ulai River)55:34 Ashurbanipal and the Annialation of Elam01:04:09 Elam after Ashurbanipal 01:08:54 Thank You and PatronsRelated Videos:The Enigma of Ancient Elam - Part I: The Proto-Elamite and Old Elamite Periods (3500-1500 BC)youtu.be/Ydf3qYIkl-EThe Complete and Concise History of the Sumerians and Early Bronze Age Mesopotamia (7000-2000 BC)youtu.be/szFjxmY7jQABabylon: The City at the Center of the World - The Concise History of Babylonia (2000-539 BC)youtu.be/O2hbP7PwuYUSources and Suggested Reading:The Archaeology of Elam, 2nd Edition - D.T. PottsThe Elamite World - Ed. by Javier Álvarez-Mon, Gian Pietro Basello and Yasmina WicksThe Art of Elam - Javier Álvarez-MonThe Archaeology of Iran from the Palaeolithic to the Achaemenid Empire - Roger Matthews and Hassan Fazeli Nashli Elam and Persia - Ed. by Javier Álvarez-Mon and Mark B. GarrisonA History of Babylon, 2200 BC - AD 75 - Paul-Alain BeaulieuKing Hammurabi of Babylon - Marc Van De MieroopHammurabi of Babylon - Dominique CharpinCivilizations of the Ancient Near East Vol. III - Ed. by Jack SassonThe Royal Inscriptions of Sennacherib, King of Assyria (704–681 BC), Part 2 - Kirk Grayson and Jamie NovotnyHistorical Prism Inscriptions of Ashurbanipal - Arthur Carl PiepkornMachinimas created using Total War: Rome 2 Age of Bronze modFollow History with Cy:Instagram ► instagram.com/historywithcyFacebook ► facebook.com/historywithcyTwitter ► twitter.com/historywithcyWebsite ► http://www.historywithcy.comMerch ► my-store-11502415.creator-spring.comPodcast ► historywithcy.buzzsprout.comPatreon ► patreon.com/historywithcyMusic:Epidemic Sound#ancienthistory #bronzeage #history
The Indus Valley / Harappan Civilization - Five Things You Should Know History with Cy 2023-07-31 | We can all take a few minutes out of our day to learn some world history. Here are five things that you can quickly learn and should know about the Indus Valley, also known as Harappan, Civilization. Related Videos:Introduction to the Seriously Underrated Indus Valley / Harappan Civilizationyoutu.be/QNCO9XhrSTUExploring the Harappan City of Lothal (History and Walking Tour)youtu.be/aPsWQ1Lv2jISources and Suggested Reading:The Archaeology of South Asia: From the Indus to Ashoka - Robin Coningham and Ruth YoungThe Ancient Indus Valley: New Perspectives - Jane R. McIntoshThe Indus Civilization - Irfan HabibThe Indus Civilization: A Contemporary Perspective - Gregory PosselhIndia: The Ancient Past - Burjor Avari Civilizations of the Ancient Near East Vol. III - Ed. by Jack SassonFollow History with Cy:Instagram ► instagram.com/historywithcyFacebook ► facebook.com/historywithcyTwitter ► twitter.com/historywithcyWebsite ► http://www.historywithcy.comMerch ► my-store-11502415.creator-spring.comPodcast ► historywithcy.buzzsprout.comPatreon ► patreon.com/historywithcy#indusvalley #ancienthistory #india
The Enigma of Ancient Elam - Part I: The Proto-Elamite and Old Elamite Periods (3500-1500 BC) History with Cy 2023-07-23 | Located in what’s today southwestern and southern Iran, the ancient country that most of us today know as Elam emerged as a dynamic and influential civilization that has left an indelible mark on the tapestry of human history. From its earliest origins as a collection of city-states and principalities in the 4th millennium BC to its peak as a formidable empire, Elam's complex history is one of resilience, innovation, power politics and ultimately in many areas, tragedy. In Part I, we’ll delve into the annals of Elam's early past and discover the origins of Elamite civilization, art, politics, and its growth as an important military power and commercial conduit that connected east and west. Contents:00:00 Introduction01:50 Where was Elam and who are the Elamites?07:38 Proto-Elamite Culture10:15 The Mysterious Proto-Elamite Script12:23 Trade and War with Ancient Sumer 15:40 Elam Under the Akkadian and Awan Dynasties 23:50 The Oldest Elamite Document and Treaty?26:51 Puzur-Inshushinak29:03 The Linear Elamite Script32:35 Elam Under the Third Dynasty of Ur35:55 The Shimashki Dynasty 42:54 From the Shimashkis to the Sukkalmahs 57:11 Thank You and Channel PatronsRelated Videos:The Enigma of Ancient Elam - Part II: The Middle Elamite and Neo-Elamite Periods (1500-550 BC)youtu.be/C76JpEOXZBMThe Complete and Concise History of the Sumerians and Early Bronze Age Mesopotamia (7000-2000 BC)youtu.be/szFjxmY7jQABabylon: The City at the Center of the World - The Concise History of Babylonia (2000-539 BC)youtu.be/O2hbP7PwuYUSources and Suggested Reading:The Archaeology of Elam, 2nd Edition - D.T. PottsThe Elamite World - Ed. by Javier Álvarez-Mon, Gian Pietro Basello and Yasmina WicksThe Art of Elam - Javier Álvarez-MonThe Archaeology of Iran from the Palaeolithic to the Achaemenid Empire - Roger Matthews and Hassan Fazeli Nashli Elam and Persia - Ed. by Javier Álvarez-Mon and Mark B. GarrisonA History of Babylon, 2200 BC - AD 75 - Paul-Alain BeaulieuKing Hammurabi of Babylon - Marc Van De MieroopHammurabi of Babylon - Dominique CharpinCivilizations of the Ancient Near East Vol. III - Ed. by Jack SassonMachinimas created using Total War: Rome 2 Age of Bronze modFollow History with Cy:Instagram ► instagram.com/historywithcyFacebook ► facebook.com/historywithcyTwitter ► twitter.com/historywithcyWebsite ► http://www.historywithcy.comMerch ► my-store-11502415.creator-spring.comPodcast ► historywithcy.buzzsprout.comPatreon ► patreon.com/historywithcyMusic:Epidemic Sound#ancienthistory #bronzeage #history
Ancient Engineering - The Ice House of Zimri Lim (c. 1770 BC) History with Cy 2023-07-12 | The first refrigerator was apparently created not in the 19th or 20th century, but in the Bronze Age! Instagram ► instagram.com/historywithcyFacebook ► facebook.com/historywithcyTwitter ► twitter.com/historywithcyWebsite ► http://www.historywithcy.comMerch ► my-store-11502415.creator-spring.comPodcast ► historywithcy.buzzsprout.comPatreon ► patreon.com/historywithcy#bronzeage #ancienthistory #archaeology
Cylinder Seals were TINY! - Akkadian seal dating to the reign of Shar-kali-sharri (c. 2217-2193 BC). History with Cy 2023-07-09 | Check out this tiny Akkadian cylinder seal dating to the reign of Shar-kali-sharri (c. 2217-2193 BC).Instagram ► instagram.com/historywithcyFacebook ► facebook.com/historywithcyTwitter ► twitter.com/historywithcyWebsite ► http://www.historywithcy.comMerch ► my-store-11502415.creator-spring.comPodcast ► historywithcy.buzzsprout.comPatreon ► patreon.com/historywithcy#bronzeage #ancienthistory #archaeology
The Scorpion Mace Head and its Meaning History with Cy 2023-07-06 | Let's take a look at the meaning and symbolism of one of early Egypt's most famous artifacts, the Scorpion Mace Head. Instagram ► instagram.com/historywithcyFacebook ► facebook.com/historywithcyTwitter ► twitter.com/historywithcyWebsite ► http://www.historywithcy.comMerch ► my-store-11502415.creator-spring.comPodcast ► historywithcy.buzzsprout.comPatreon ► patreon.com/historywithcy#bronzeage #ancienthistory #archaeology
The First Occurrence of Freedom in History? History with Cy 2023-07-02 | When was the word "freedom" first used in a written text? That would take us back to the 24th century BC and the reign of Urukagina of the Sumerian city-state of Lagash. Instagram ► instagram.com/historywithcyFacebook ► facebook.com/historywithcyTwitter ► twitter.com/historywithcyWebsite ► http://www.historywithcy.comMerch ► my-store-11502415.creator-spring.comPodcast ► historywithcy.buzzsprout.comPatreon ► patreon.com/historywithcy#bronzeage #ancienthistory #archaeology
Exploring the Harappan City of Lothal (History and Walking Tour) History with Cy 2023-06-29 | Get an exclusive Surfshark deal! Enter promo code HISTORYWITHCY for an extra 3 months free at https://surfshark.deals/HISTORYWITHCYIn this video we'll take a specific look at the ruins of the Harappan city of Lothal in Gujarat, India. Contents:00:00 History of Lothal and Main Sites05:53 Walking Tour of Lothal26:18 Thank You and PatronsRelated Videos:Introduction to the Seriously Underrated Indus Valley / Harappan Civilizationyoutu.be/QNCO9XhrSTUSources and Suggested Reading:The Archaeology of South Asia: From the Indus to Ashoka - Robin Follow History with Cy:Instagram ► instagram.com/historywithcyFacebook ► facebook.com/historywithcyTwitter ► twitter.com/historywithcyWebsite ► http://www.historywithcy.comMerch ► my-store-11502415.creator-spring.comPodcast ► historywithcy.buzzsprout.comPatreon ► patreon.com/historywithcy#indusvalley #ancienthistory #india
Trade in the Early Bronze Age: Ancient Mesopotamia and the East (Harappan Civilization, Oxus & Elam) History with Cy 2023-06-23 | Ever wonder how a land without any natural resources of its own could go on to become the world's first great urban civilization? How did copper, tin, silver, carnelian, lapis lazuli and other important commodities get to the markets and workshops of ancient Mesopotamia? This video takes a look at how international trade with the east facilitated the economic growth of the lands of Sumer and Akkad. Contents:00:00 Introduction01:35 Commodities and Luxury Goods04:15 Love of Lapis Lazuli06:50 Types of Trade Networks08:11 Shahr-e Sokhta08:58 Tepe Hissar10:58 Thank You and PatronsRelated Videos:The Complete and Concise History of the Sumerians and Early Bronze Age Mesopotamia (7000-2000 BC)youtu.be/szFjxmY7jQAIntroduction to the Seriously Underrated Indus Valley / Harappan Civilizationyoutu.be/QNCO9XhrSTUAncient Mesopotamia's Neighbors: The Mysterious Peoples of the Zagros Mountains of Iranyoutu.be/QbIvB9GdImUSources and Suggested Reading:Civilization Before Greece and Rome - H. W. F. SaggsThe Sumerian World - Harriet CrawfordThe Ancient Indus Valley: New Perspectives - Jane R. McIntoshJourney to the City: A Companion to the Middle East Galleries at the Penn Museum - Steve Tinney and Karen SonikThe Archaeology of Iran from the Palaeolithic to the Achaemenid Empire - Roger Matthews and Hassan Fazeli Nashli Civilizations of the Ancient Near East Vol. III - Ed. by Jack SassonFollow History with Cy:Instagram ► instagram.com/historywithcyFacebook ► facebook.com/historywithcyTwitter ► twitter.com/historywithcyWebsite ► http://www.historywithcy.comMerch ► my-store-11502415.creator-spring.comPodcast ► historywithcy.buzzsprout.comPatreon ► patreon.com/historywithcy#sumer #bronzeage #harappancivilisation
Egypt in Nubia during the Old and Middle Kingdoms (Bronze Age History c. 3000-1650 BC) History with Cy 2023-06-07 | In this short video we'll take a look at Egypt's involvement in Nubia from around the start of the Old Kingdom until the end of the Middle Kingdom period. Contents:00:00 Intro 01:39 The A-Group Culture and the Old Kingdom03:47 The C-Group Culture04:44 Autobiography of Weni06:14 The Adventures of Herkuef08:01 The Middle Kingdom13:00 Thank You and PatronsRelated Videos:Introduction to Ancient Nubia and the Kingdom of Kushyoutu.be/lnoqlCV__z4Ancient Egypt Dynasty by Dynasty - Dynasties XV & XVI - The Arrival of the Hyksosyoutu.be/9K-ionaiu1sHistory of Ancient Egypt: Dynasty XVIII - Egypt's Golden Age and the Start of the New Kingdomyoutu.be/jTpkX0ECNV4Sources and Suggested Reading:Ancient Egyptian Imperialism - Ellen MorrisOxford Handbook of Ancient Nubia - Ed. Geoff Emberling and Bruce Beyer WilliamsThe Rise and Fall of Ancient Egypt - Toby A. H. WilkinsonNubia: Lost Civilizations - Sarah M. SchellingerAncient Egyptian Literature, Volume I: The Old and Middle Kingdoms - Miriam LichtheimA History of Ancient Egypt - Marc Van De MieroopFollow History with Cy:Instagram ► instagram.com/historywithcyFacebook ► facebook.com/historywithcyTwitter ► twitter.com/historywithcyWebsite ► http://www.historywithcy.comMerch ► my-store-11502415.creator-spring.comPodcast ► historywithcy.buzzsprout.comPatreon ► patreon.com/historywithcyMusic:Epidemic Sound#egypt #ancienthistory #bronzeage
Introduction to the Seriously Underrated Indus Valley / Harappan Civilization History with Cy 2023-05-26 | In this program we'll take a solid look at the Indus Valley Civilization (IVC) of northwestern South Asia, also known as the Harappan Civilization. While it is clear that the people of this civilization were experts in urban planning, sanitation and drainage systems as well as some of the greatest traders of the ancient Bronze Age world, they are also among its most mysterious. This is in part due to their writing system still not being understood as well as the puzzle of their seemingly sudden disappearance from history. If you know very little about the IVC, then this is the video for you!Contents:00:00 Introduction02:58 The Discovery of the Indus Valley Civilization06:59 The Harappan World16:04 The Mysterious Harappan Writing System19:40 Meluhha and Mesopotamia25:12 Great Cities 29:31 Who Ruled Harappan Society?30:58 Harappan Religion?32:25 The Height of Harappan Civilization34:12 The Mysterious End39:12 Thank You and PatronsRelated Videos:Exploring the Harappan City of Lothal (History and Walking Tour)youtu.be/aPsWQ1Lv2jITrade in the Early Bronze Age: Ancient Mesopotamia and the East (Harappan Civilization, Oxus & Elam)youtu.be/tA6bVpGlKNoThe Complete and Concise History of the Sumerians and Early Bronze Age Mesopotamia (7000-2000 BC)youtu.be/szFjxmY7jQASources and Suggested Reading:The Archaeology of South Asia: From the Indus to Ashoka - Robin Coningham and Ruth YoungThe Ancient Indus Valley: New Perspectives - Jane R. McIntoshThe Indus Civilization - Irfan HabibThe Indus Civilization: A Contemporary Perspective - Gregory PosselhIndia: The Ancient Past - Burjor Avari Civilizations of the Ancient Near East Vol. III - Ed. by Jack SassonFollow History with Cy:Instagram ► instagram.com/historywithcyFacebook ► facebook.com/historywithcyTwitter ► twitter.com/historywithcyWebsite ► http://www.historywithcy.comMerch ► my-store-11502415.creator-spring.comPodcast ► historywithcy.buzzsprout.comPatreon ► patreon.com/historywithcy#indusvalley #ancienthistory #india
Exploring the Royal Necropolis of Naqsh-e Rustam (Achaemenid Tombs / Sasanian Reliefs) History with Cy 2023-05-08 | A few months ago I got to explore the ruins of the royal necropolis known today as Naqsh-e Rustam. It's here that the four Achaemenid king Darius I (a.k.a. Darius the Great), Xerxes I, Artaxerxes I and Darius II were laid to rest. The site was so special that several Sasanian kings added their own reliefs and inscriptions there, including on the mysterious building known as Ka'bah-e Zardusht. For these and other reasons, Naqsh-e Rustam is one of the most important and interesting archaeological sites with regard to Iran's ancient past. Contents:00:00 Introduction and History02:25 The Necropolis of Naqsh-e Rustam and its Significance06:33 Reliefs of the Sasanian Kings07:40 The Mysterious Ka'bah-e Zardusht 09:25 Thank You and PatronsRelated Videos:The History of Persepolis and a Walking Tour of the Siteyoutu.be/nWsW8Fih-sMHistory of the Achaemenid Persian Empire, Part I (550-486 BC; Cyrus the Great - Darius the Great)youtu.be/tzIVddeWfR4History of the Achaemenid Persian Empire, Part II (486-330 BC; Xerxes I - Alexander the Great)youtu.be/KiIUDZsojhIThanks to Farya Faraji for the music: "Immortals""The Riding Angaros""Shirin and Khosrow""Asbaran"Check out more of his work that spans across many countries, cultures and time periods: youtube.com/@faryafarajiSpecial thanks to Malay Archer for creating the astounding machinimas that really brought this program to life using the Total War: Rome 2 Divide et Impera, Cyrus the Great campaign and Age of Bronze mod.Related Videos:The History of Persepolis and a Walking Tour of the Siteyoutu.be/nWsW8Fih-sMHistory of the Achaemenid Persian Empire, Part I (550-486 BC; Cyrus the Great - Darius the Great)youtu.be/tzIVddeWfR4History of the Achaemenid Persian Empire, Part II (486-330 BC; Xerxes I - Alexander the Great)youtu.be/KiIUDZsojhISources and Suggested Reading:From Cyrus the Alexander – Pierre BriantThe Iranian Expanse – Matthew P. CanepaPersepolis and Its Surroundings – Heidemarie KokhFollow History with Cy:Instagram ► instagram.com/historywithcyFacebook ► facebook.com/historywithcyTwitter ► twitter.com/historywithcyWebsite ► http://www.historywithcy.comMerch ► my-store-11502415.creator-spring.comPodcast ► historywithcy.buzzsprout.comPatreon ► patreon.com/historywithcy#ancienthistory #persian #achaemenid
History of Ancient Egypt: Dynasty XVIII - Egypts Golden Age and the Start of the New Kingdom History with Cy 2023-04-29 | Finally, we've come to the point in this series where we'll get to a know a bit about arguably the most famous dynasty in ancient Egyptian History - the 18th Dynasty! Featuring such household names such as Hatshepsut, Thutmose III, Amenhotep III and of course, Tutankhamun, the 18th Dynasty ushered in the golden age that we today know as the New Kingdom - a time when Egypt was the most powerful and wealthiest nation on Earth. This program will cover all of the Egyptian rulers from Ahmose to Horemheb and show you just why Egypt was the envy of the Bronze Age world. Contents:00:00 Intro 01:30 Ahmose and the Birth of the New Kingdom 12:02 God's Wife of Amun13:26 Amenhotep I23:17 Thutmose I32:43 Thutmose II34:10 Hatshepsut and Thutmose III44:36 Thutmose III and the Battle of Megiddo59:24 Amenhotep II01:08:11 Thutmose IV and the Dream Stela01:13:44 Amenhotep III and Egypt's Golden Age01:22:53 Amarna Letters of Amenhotep III01:34:15 Early Life of Amenhotep IV/Akhenaten01:37:55 Akhenaten and his Religious Revolution01:53:39 Amarna Letters of Rib-Hadda to Akhenaten02:00:43 Tutankhamun, the World's Most Famous Pharaoh02:06:33 Ay02:10:30 Horemheb and the Return to Egypt's Roots02:15:21 Thank You and Patrons Related Videos:History of Ancient Egypt: Dynasty XIX - Ramesses II, the Battle of Kadesh and the Israel Stelayoutu.be/Uf6RelzFpNkAncient Egypt Dynasty by Dynasty Playlist: youtube.com/watch?v=gucY935l4Sw&list=PLUx8354UG5yy4JiAs1I23s5cLtnfDs0pNAncient Egypt Dynasty by Dynasty - Dynasty XVII - Second Intermediate Period - War with the Hyksosyoutu.be/baad-F2rM4gMachinimas created using Total War: Rome 2 Age of Bronze modSpecial thanks to Danny Hussain and Irena of the Ancient Sites Girl channel for reading several passages and bringing these characters to life. Check out Irena's channel to explore many ancient sites in Egypt, Greece, Italy and more: youtube.com/@ancientsitesgirlSources and Suggested Reading:The Rise and Fall of Ancient Egypt - Toby WilkinsonA History of Ancient Egypt - Marc Van De MieroopThe Egyptians - Cyril AldredAncient Egyptian Literature: Volume II: The New Kingdom - Miriam LichtheimThe Oxford History of Ancient Egypt - Ian ShawChronicle of the Pharaohs - Peter A. ClaytonThe El-Amarna Correspondence - Anson F. RaineyAncient Egyptian Imperialism - Ellen MorrisAmarna Sunset - Aidan DodsonWar and Trade with the Pharaohs - Garry J. ShawAmarna Diplomacy - Raymond Cohen and Raymond Westbrook (Editor)Texts from the Amarna Period in Egypt - Simon B. Parker (Editor)Civilizations of the Ancient Near East - Jack M. Sasson (Editor) Oxford Encyclopedia of Ancient Egypt, Vol. I - Donald B. Redford (Editor)Ancient Egypt - Anatomy of a Civilization - Barry J. KempAmenhotep III: Egypt's Radiant Pharaoh - Arielle P. KozloffEgypt's Dazzling Sun: Amenhotep III and His World - Arielle P. KozloffTutankhamun's Trumpet - Toby WilkinsonFollow History with Cy:Instagram ► instagram.com/historywithcyFacebook ► facebook.com/historywithcyTwitter ► twitter.com/historywithcyWebsite ► http://www.historywithcy.comMerch ► my-store-11502415.creator-spring.comPodcast ► historywithcy.buzzsprout.comPatreon ► patreon.com/historywithcyMusic:Epidemic Sound#egypt #ancienthistory #bronzeage
Did the Babylonian Marriage Market as described by Herodotus really Exist? Daily Life in Mesopotamia History with Cy 2023-02-12 | One of the most memorable passages from the traveler and historian Herodotus’ monumental work, Histories, is when he describes how a Babylonian marriage market worked. But was this rather strange (he would say "wise" and "best") practice actually a thing in ancient Mesopotamia? Let's take a look at the institution as well as marriage laws in ancient Mesopotamia. Related Videos:Babylon: The City at the Center of the World - The Concise History of Babylonia (2000-539 BC)youtu.be/O2hbP7PwuYUThe Complete and Concise History of the Sumerians and Early Bronze Age Mesopotamia (7000-2000 BC)youtu.be/szFjxmY7jQASpecial thanks to Danny Hussain for reading bringing Herodotus to life and reading to us the laws of ancient Babylonia. Sources and Suggested Reading:Law Collections from Ancient Mesopotamia and Asia Minor - Martha T. RothDaily Life in Ancient Mesopotamia - Karen Rhea Nemet-NejatHistory of Babylon - Paul-Alain BeaulieuThe Histories - Herodotus Follow History with Cy:Instagram ► instagram.com/historywithcyFacebook ► facebook.com/historywithcyTwitter ► twitter.com/historywithcyWebsite ► http://www.historywithcy.comMerch ► my-store-11502415.creator-spring.comPodcast ► historywithcy.buzzsprout.comPatreon ► patreon.com/historywithcy#ancienthistory #babylonian #sumerian
Walking Around the Tomb of Cyrus the Great at Pasargadae History with Cy 2023-02-01 | Just a quick stroll around the final resting place of the Persian king, Cyrus the Great in Pasargadae, Iran. #ancienthistory #ancientpersia #cyrusthegreat
Walking Around the Ruins of Persepolis, the Great Ceremonial capital of the Achaemenid Kings History with Cy 2023-01-18 | Just a little stroll by the old Throne Hall and Council Hall towards the Apadana at Persepolis, today in the province of Fars, Iran. Instagram ► instagram.com/historywithcyFacebook ► facebook.com/historywithcyTwitter ► twitter.com/historywithcyWebsite ► http://www.historywithcy.comMerch ► my-store-11502415.creator-spring.comPodcast ► historywithcy.buzzsprout.comPatreon ► patreon.com/historywithcy#ancientpersia #ancienthistory #archaeology
Trip to the Boston Museum of Fine Arts History with Cy 2023-01-15 | Started the new year with a new museum, at least for me. The Museum of Fine Arts in Boston has a small but impressive collection of Near Eastern, Egyptian, Greek, Roman and other interesting antiquities from around the world. Instagram ► instagram.com/historywithcyFacebook ► facebook.com/historywithcyTwitter ► twitter.com/historywithcyWebsite ► http://www.historywithcy.comMerch ► my-store-11502415.creator-spring.comPodcast ► historywithcy.buzzsprout.comPatreon ► patreon.com/historywithcy#museum #ancientegypt #mesopotamia
History of Ancient Egypt - Dynasty XVII - Second Intermediate Period - War with the Hyksos History with Cy 2023-01-12 | Towards the end of Egypt's Second Intermediate Period, a war broke out between the Canaanite group of rulers known as the Hyksos (Dynasty 15) in northern Egypt and a new, upstart group of kings from the southern city of Thebes that Egyptologists identify as the Seventeenth Dynasty of Egypt. The conflict was for the soul of the country that had become home to both groups of people. Find out what happened in this episode of Ancient Egypt, Dynasty by Dynasty. Contents:00:00 Intro 01:35 The Early 17th Dynasty 06:25 Seqenenre Tao and War11:04 The Warrior King Kamose21:07 Thank You and Patrons Related Videos:Ancient Egypt Dynasty by Dynasty - Dynasties XV & XVI - The Arrival of the Hyksosyoutu.be/9K-ionaiu1sAncient Egypt Dynasty by Dynasty Playlist: youtube.com/watch?v=gucY935l4Sw&list=PLUx8354UG5yy4JiAs1I23s5cLtnfDs0pNMachinimas created using Total War: Rome 2 Age of Bronze modSources and Suggested Reading ► bit.ly/3PTu7pNFollow History with Cy:Instagram ► instagram.com/historywithcyFacebook ► facebook.com/historywithcyTwitter ► twitter.com/historywithcyWebsite ► http://www.historywithcy.comMerch ► my-store-11502415.creator-spring.comPodcast ► historywithcy.buzzsprout.comPatreon ► patreon.com/historywithcyMusic:Epidemic Sound#egypt #ancienthistory #bronzeage
Babylon: The City at the Center of the World - The Concise History of Babylonia (2000-539 BC) History with Cy 2022-12-25 | This program explores the history of the ancient city of Babylon and the land once known as Babylonia. We'll uncover the story of this great city over the course of fifteen centuries and learn about its impact and why it was so beloved as well as hated by so many in the ancient world. We'll also meet an interesting and rather eclectic cast of kings including Hammurabi, Zimri-Lim, Rim-Sin, Samsu-iluna, Marduk-apla-iddina II, Sargon II, Sennacherib, Ashurbanipal, Nabopolassar, Nebuchadnezzar I & II, Nabonidus, Cyrus the Great and many more. Contents:00:00 Introduction04:00 Before Babylon: The Fall of the Neo-Sumerian Empire05:30 Ibbi-Sin and Ishbi-Erra09:27 Letter of Puzur-Numushda to Ibbi-Sin12:21 Fall of Ur and the Birth of Babylonian Civilization15:11 Dynasties of Isin and Larsa (Isin-Larsa Period)19:00 The First Dynasty of Babylon26:32 Hammurabi of Babylon27:48 Zimri-Lim of Mari29:48 War with Eshnunna30:46 The Sukkalmah of Elam33:12 War with Elam35:51 Hammurabi and Rim-Sin39:41 Hammurabi and Zimri-Lim42:24 The Law Code of Hammurabi46:07 Rebellions during the Reign of Samsu-iluna52:30 The Last Four Kings of the First Dynasty55:29 The Hittite Invasion of Babylonia58:03 The Kassites take Control01:03:45 The Kassites Reunite Babylonia 01:06:30 Rivalry with Assyria 01:09:05 Assyria show Babylon who’s Boss01:11:40 Tukulti-Ninurta’s Conflict with the Kassites01:14:35 The Second Sack of Babylon01:18:37 Elamite Incursions01:20:10 Babylon Bounces Back01:22:36 The End of the Kassite Era01:25:55 The Second Dynasty of Isin01:27:23 Nebuchadnezzar I Avenges Babylon 01:33:50 Life under the Second Dynasty of Isin01:34:56 Literary Works: Enuma Elish and Sakkiku01:37:24 More Assyrian Meddling 01:43:43 Dark Age and Mysterious Dynasties of Babylon01:44:40 Second Dynasty of the Sealand01:47:43 The Bazi Dynasty01:48:11 The Elamite Dynasty 01:49:10 Dynasty E01:53:52 Tiglath-pileser III and the Neo-Assyrian Era of Babylon02:01:48 Marduk-apla-iddina II of Babylon and Sargon the II of Assyria02:11:19 Sennacherib 01:24:50 The Destruction of Babylon02:27:50 Esarhaddon Rebuilds Babylon02:33:12 Ashurbanipal and Shamash-shumu-ukin02:39:40 Nabopolassar and the Fall of Assyria02:46:54 Nebuchadnezzar II 02:53:10 Nabonidus, the Last Babylonian King02:56:40 Cyrus the Great and the Persian Conquest of Babylon03:01:04 End of an Era03:07:27 Thank You and PatronsRelated Videos:The Complete and Concise History of the Sumerians and Early Bronze Age Mesopotamia (7000-2000 BC)youtu.be/szFjxmY7jQAThe World's First Superpower: Sargon of Akkad and the Mighty Akkadian Empire - Bronze Age Historyyoutu.be/dfGDQfjADUEWho was the Greatest "King of Sumer and Akkad"? - 10 Greatest Kings of Ancient Mesopotamiayoutu.be/NXZvt6eKEjkQuick History of Bronze Age Languages of Ancient Mesopotamia (Sumerian, Akkadian, Elamite, Kassite)youtu.be/XqweWFRCleYMachinimas created using Total War: Rome 2 Age of Bronze modSources and Suggested Reading:A History of Babylon, 2200 BC - AD 75 - Paul-Alain BeaulieuA History of the Ancient Near East: ca. 3000-323 BC, Third Edition - Marc Van De Mieroop Babylon: Mesopotamia and the Birth of Civilization - Paul KriwaczekThe Ancient Near East: Historical Sources in Translation - Mark W. ChavalasThe Ancient Near East: History, Society and Economy - Mario LiveraniAncient Iraq - Georges RouxBabylonia under the Sealand and Kassite Dynasties - Edited by Gonzalo RubioHammurabi of Babylon - Dominque Charpin King Hammurabi of Babylon - Marc Van De MieroopMuch Ado about Marduk - Jennifer FinnThe Babylonian World - Edited by Gwendolyn LeickEarly Antiquity - I. M. DiakonoffThe Oxford History of the Ancient Near East: Volume I - Edited by Karen Radner, Nadine Moeller and D. T. PottsThe Oxford History of the Ancient Near East: Volume II - Edited by Karen Radner, Nadine Moeller and D. T. PottsBefore the Muses: An Anthology of Akkadian Literature - Benjamin R. Foster Weavers, Scribes, and Kings: A New History of the Ancient Near East - Amanda H. Podany The Ancient Near East: History, Society and Economy - Mario LiveraniFollow History with Cy:Instagram ► instagram.com/historywithcyFacebook ► facebook.com/historywithcyTwitter ► twitter.com/historywithcyWebsite ► http://www.historywithcy.comMerch ► my-store-11502415.creator-spring.comPodcast ► historywithcy.buzzsprout.comPatreon ► patreon.com/historywithcyMusic:Epidemic Sound#babylon #ancienthistory #bronzeage
Naqsh-e Rustam where Darius I, Xerxes, Artaxerxes I and Darius II were laid to rest (Ancient Iran) History with Cy 2022-11-27 | This is the archaeological site of Naqsh-e Rustam where four Achaemenid Persian kings - Darius I (the Great), Xerxes, Artaxerxes I, and Darius II - were laid to rest. There are also several Sasanian reliefs in the area, a mysterious building called Kaba-e Zardusht and two ancient stone fire altars nearby. It's an incredible site one should visit if given the opportunity.#shorts #ancienthistory #ancient
Brief History of Byblos from the Early Bronze to the Iron Age History with Cy 2022-11-11 | Claim your SPECIAL OFFER for MagellanTV here: try.magellantv.com/historywithcy. Start your free trial TODAY so you can watch the series Nile: 5000 Years of History and learn more about Egypt's relationship to the Levant and also watch the rest of MagellanTV’s history collection: magellantv.com/series/nile-5000-years-of-historyIn this video we take a quick look at the fascinating history of the ancient Canaanite-Phoenician city of Byblos before its annexation into the Roman Empire.Contents:00:00 Intro02:59 Early History06:11 Egypt and the Amarna Letters of Rib-Hadda10:25 Byblos in the Iron Age 13:07 Last Centuries as a Phoenician City15:16 Thank You and PatronsRelated Videos:History of the Phoenician City of Sidon from the Bronze Age to the Roman Periodyoutu.be/jsAr9xfYfQ0History of the Phoenician City of Tyre from the Bronze Age to the Age of Alexanderyoutu.be/Tfi8K-m4pQ0How did the Phoenicians Survive the Late Bronze Age Collapse and Build their Commercial Empire?youtu.be/TAZjzIRw8M4Who were the Phoenicians? A Quick Look at Phoenician Historyyoutu.be/HUel6zUz8GUSources and Suggested Reading ► bit.ly/3UPgFGbFollow History with Cy:Instagram ► instagram.com/historywithcyFacebook ► facebook.com/historywithcyTwitter ► twitter.com/historywithcyWebsite ► http://www.historywithcy.comMerch ► my-store-11502415.creator-spring.comPodcast ► historywithcy.buzzsprout.comPatreon ► patreon.com/historywithcyMusic:Epidemic Sound#Phoenician #ancienthistory #DubbedWithAloud
Ancient Egypt Dynasty by Dynasty - Dynasties XV & XVI - The Arrival of the Hyksos History with Cy 2022-10-06 | As we get further into Egypt's Second Intermediate Period, the arrival of easterners into the Nile Delta region creates a new political order that has country shaken to its core - or so historians such as Manetho have traditionally led us to believe. But who were these mysterious people known commonly as the Hyksos who created a dynasty of their own centered around the city of Avaris? We'll take a look at this and more in the latest episode on Ancient Egypt, Dynasty by Dynasty. Contents:00:00 Intro 01:48 Mysteries of the Thirteenth Dynasty09:57 Immigrants from the East12:57 The Fourteenth Dynasty17:18 Thank You and Patrons Related Videos:Ancient Egypt Dynasty by Dynasty Playlist: youtube.com/watch?v=gucY935l4Sw&list=PLUx8354UG5yy4JiAs1I23s5cLtnfDs0pNAncient Egypt Dynasty by Dynasty - Dynasties XIII & XIV / Start of the Second Intermediate Periodyoutu.be/sxnaQQK7__QAncient Egypt Dynasty by Dynasty - Twelfth Dynasty of Egypt / Dynasty XII- The Middle Kingdomyoutu.be/ZYj83q1bb64Machinimas created using Total War: Rome 2 Age of Bronze modSources and Suggested Reading ► bit.ly/3PTu7pNFollow History with Cy:Instagram ► instagram.com/historywithcyFacebook ► facebook.com/historywithcyTwitter ► twitter.com/historywithcyWebsite ► http://www.historywithcy.comMerch ► my-store-11502415.creator-spring.comPodcast ► historywithcy.buzzsprout.comPatreon ► patreon.com/historywithcyMusic:Epidemic Sound#egypt #ancienthistory #bronzeage
