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World's oldest shipwreck found off coast of Turkey

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World's oldest shipwreck found off coast of Turkey

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Ancient History@slrpnk.net · 23 days ago

World's oldest shipwreck found off Kekova Island in Turkey

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Archaeologists say the wreck is up to 4,700 years old, dating to the Early Bronze Age.

World’s oldest shipwreck found off coast of Turkey

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Well, there were a lot of these ships going around the Mediterranean all throughout history, and very seldom did anything like this happen. I just don’t want people thinking that cargo carrying trade vessels aren’t safe.
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  Thankfully, they were able to tow this vessel beyond the environment for safety, before it sank.
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Ancient History Videos/Podcasts

With the advent of AI slop videos the ancient history space has been hit especially hard with generated conspiracy videos making it difficult to find informative and well sourced information. This section is intended to provide a human curated list of informative podcasts and video documentaries on topics relating to ancient history. This list is in its infancy and I will add more as I have time. Feel free to suggest a documentary or history creator you feel belongs here.

Traditional Documentaries/Doc Series’

Cave of Forgotten Dreams (2010)

Cave of Forgotten Dreams is a documentary film by Werner Herzog about the Chauvet Cave in Southern France, which contains some of the oldest human-painted images yet discovered. Some of them were crafted around 32,000 years ago.

Justwatch

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Lost Kingdoms of Africa (2010)

Explores the pre-colonial history of Africa. The series is narrated by Dr. Gus Casely-Hayford.

Justwatch

BBC

Available on Look movie 2 (dot) to

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lost Kingdoms of Central America (2014)

Explores the pre-colonial history of Central America. The series is narrated by Jago Cooper and Álvaro Marenco.

Internet Archive

BBC

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Lost Kingdoms of South America

Explores the pre-colonial history of South America. The series is narrated by Jago Cooper.

BBC

Youtube (Ep 1) (Ep 2) (Ep 3) (Ep 4)

Justwatch

Youtube Channels

History With Cy

Cy does both short (~15min) videos and long-form documentary videos covering the ancient world. He has dynasty by dynasty coverage of ancient Egypt, lots of coverage of the Persian Empire, lots of coverage of ancient Greece, and a few great videos on the Indus Valley. I’m not sure what Cy’s formal education is but he clearly does detailed work. He lists the sources he relies on under each video. His video animation is a bit rudimentary but it gets the job done.

He also has some podcasts.

Website

Youtube

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Fall of Civilizations

Paul Cooper writes and produces a podcast and video documentary series covering ancient civilizations. His documentaries are all long (1-6 hours), atmospheric, engaging, and well informed. The podcast is the same content but without visuals. He holds a PhD in the cultural and literary significance of ruins.

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Youtube

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Historia Civilis

HC covers the ancient world through videos with a special focus on Roman history. His videos tend to be a bit shorter (10-20 min) though he has a handful around an hour. He lists the sources he relies on under each video. His video animation is a bit rudimentary but it gets the job done.

Website

Youtube

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History Time

History Time is written and produced by Pete Kelly. Pete does long-form (1-4 hours) video documentaries on ancient civilizations. He has some great coverage of the ancient Americas (check out the this one on the Amazon). He has a lot of coverage on the Vikings. He has an excellent video on Doggerland. Stuff on Rome, Greece, the medievals, myths…he casts a wide net.

Website

Youtube

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The Entire History of the Earth

Co-created by Pete Kelly, his brother David, and Dr. Leila Battison, this video documentary series delves into geological research about the deep past including the formation of the earth, formation of life, etc. Super intriguing standpoint to consider our planet from.

Dr. Battison Website

Pete Kelly Website

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