10 Rare Ancient Greek Discoveries

Here are 10 rare and historical discoveries from a coin where only 12 actually exist to a golden crown found under someones' bed!
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5. Greek Warrior Helmet
This mysterious finding dates back to 5th or 6th century BC and it’s not exactly the helmet itself that’s baffling archaeologists but where it was found and who wore it! This bronze Greek Phalanx helmet was found at the bottom of the Mediterranean Sea but off the coast of Haifa, Israel! It was found by a Dutch dredging ship and it was handed off to the Israeli Antiquities Authorities for further examination. The helmet is in quite remarkable condition for something this old. Experts have two theories on why it was found near Israel. Some claim it was from a Greek mercenary who was paid to fight for the Egyptians. Others believe it was worn by a Greek soldier who was sent into battle against the Persians who ruled the area at the time. Greeks did have some influence in Israel but this helmet dates back a few centuries before that time.
4. Ancient Sea Travel
Ancient Greeks might have not only had the power to time travel but also to travel the seas at a much earlier date in time then we once thought. Thanks to this discovery found on the island of Crete, archaeologists can prove that sea travel took place at least 130,000 years ago. The previous known time people were able to trave l by boat was around 60,000 BC. Stone age tools like these axes were found in ancient shelters. They’re very similar to the tools used by our ancient ancestors known as the Homo Erectus. Since the island of Crete has been separated from the mainland of Greece for quite some time now, this leads archaeologists to believe that the only way settlers were able to get here was by some type of boat. How advanced were these boats they had, and what other places were discovered that we might not know about?
3. Spartan Palace?
You might be familiar with the ancient Spartans from the movie 300, where King Leonidas leads his small Spartan army into a gruesome battle but could archaeologists have found his palaces after all these years? Just a few miles south of the known location of Sparta near a small village, you can see where it was discovered. The building had around 10 rooms and was found filled with archaic inscription from the 17th to 16th centuries BC. They found a large variety of objects like 20 Bronze swords, and religious symbols. One of the cult like objects found at this possible palace, is this bull’s head cup that you see in this photo. If this is truly the palace of Spartan leader, we’d still be lucky to have some artifacts left over, since the palace was burnt to the ground in the 14th century BC. The Spartan civilization was one of the most important to live in Greece and it mysteriously disappeared around 1200 BC.
2. Ancient Greek Citadel
This was declared as one of Jerusalem's greatest archaeological mysteries and it has left many people completely puzzled! The legendary citadel known as the Acra was finally found underneath a parking lot in the center of Jerusalem! This fort was built by Emperor Antiochus the fourth and is finally proof that the Greeks had some influence in the holy town of Jerusalem. The dig site now plunges 3 stories below the surface of the earth and archaeologists search frantically for ruins and artifacts. The fort was later destroyed by Romans and the land near the ruins became a residential area. These sling stones and bronze arrowheads were found at the dig site, close to the old city walls of Jerusalem.
1. Ancient Warrior Tomb
US archaeologists claim to have made the most important discovery in Greece in 65 years. They came across a 7 foot tomb in 2015 that contain priceless relics from this remarkable civilization. The tomb contained the remains of a powerful ancient Greek warrior, whose tomb remained untouched for 3.5 thousand years. It’s almost like the Greek version of the tomb of King Tut since; the tomb was not grave robbed. The jewelry had a similar style to that of the Minoans, who flourished on the island of Crete. Here in this illustration, you see how the grave appeared before modern graverobbers got a hold of it. Priceless gold jewelry, as well as strings of pearls were discovered. It’s clear that this warrior was wealthy due to this ivory sword hilt that was found designed with what looks like a bull. What else might we uncover about this advanced, ancient civilisation?

[@vaggelisstamou6024]

I think that Greece has more history in the world and survived many big wars😱😱🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷

[@vaggelisstamou6024]

@Jordan & Jordan I love how you reply to a one year comment😂😂 Im talking about ANCIENT greece dummy , not modern greece , we got our independence in 1821 , don't forget 😂😂😂👍

[@user-if7lp1bq8n]

Most of our history is buried under the earth, aegean ocean, stolen from greece and put in museums worldwide... Especially France, England, USA. WE HAVE MORE, BUT WE DON'T TELL, GREECE IST FULL OF MYTH AND KOMPLEX MATERIAL, SCIENTISTS TRY TO EXPLAIN THINGS MANY YEARS!!!! AND ANOTHER FACT IST, PROOVED BY DNA, THAT MODERN GREEKS ARE TIGHT RELATED TO ANCIENT GREEKS, THE OVERLAPPING OF BOTH DNAs PROOVED THAT! WE WAS, ARE AND WILL BE GREEKS, AND THAT HURTS FOR SOME PEOPLE, BECAUSE THEY AREN'T!!!!! WE KNOW THAT AND WE SEE THAT IN EVERY DISCUSSION ABOUT GREEKS, THEY CAN'T ACCEPT THAT WE ARE WHO WE ARE!!!! ΓΕΙΑ ΣΟΥ ΦΊΛΕ

[@user-if7lp1bq8n]

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[@vaggelisstamou6024]

@@user-if7lp1bq8n Ε το ξέρω ρε φίλε , μας κλέβουν την ιστορία μας και μας την λένε και από πάνω ,τους κατεβάσαμε από τα δέντρα και ανεβήκαμε εμείς δυστυχώς

[@user-if7lp1bq8n]

@@vaggelisstamou6024 ακριβώς έτσι είναι φίλε μου, δεν κάνουμε αρκετά βήματα μπροστά, μείναμε αρκετά πίσω, κάποτε φτιάχναμε παλάτια και τι ακόμα, τώρα τρώμε πασατεμπους και κοιτάμε τον παοκ η τον Άρη, κατάλαβες που θέλω να καταλήξω. Πιστεύω ότι κάπου φταίμε, τους δίνουμε πολύ αέρα γιαυτό τα κάνουν αυτά.

[@vern9093]

A laptop with USB ports? What are you smoking?

[@bobf1290]

😂😂

[@CelticVictory]

It's clearly a mirror. I don't know where he's getting his information.

[@samuelclaessens7699]

Or just bounded wooden plates...

[@aryanwitheredone]

Exactly at the time that I heard "The ancient greek laptops" i decided t see comments and yours was the first 🤣🤣🤣

[@aryanwitheredone]

WHAT, USB PORTS

[@lewistaylor9328]

The ancient Greeks were incredibly advanced

[@yoi2461]

@@linuxva Yes,my little friend Hehe

[@vassoanzaoui8530]

@Lidjors Gamimg ??????

@Lidjor Gamimg look at the history and see why

[@hunterl9808]

Very

[@monk729]

🤦🏽‍♂️

[@samwelltarly6700]

Read a 7th grade history book (heck, just look at the pictures), and you would have known that the "laptop" is an ancient greek folding tablet. And not the modern touch-screen variety, but the old-school "wet clay in a wooden frame" kind: Two clay surfaces you can write in, which can be folded together for ease of carrying without what you have written being smudged or drying out. The Antikythera mechanism is an impressive archaeological find, but in terms of technology it has almost nothing to do with a modern-day computer. It is based on a system of gears and cogs much like a 19th-century clock.

[@danielcadwell9812]

Analog computer

[@charadradam9985]

laptops hahaha... anyway, these depictions are the Δέλτοι , wooden plates that were used for writing.. i am greek. please make a little research before uploading a video. wtf

[@simritnam612]

Clearly tablet and flashdrive technology

[@TheRunescapeian]

you sure use the american flag alot in a video about greece....

[@thomakis29]

Simple cb 😂😂😂😂😂😂 malakas

[@thomakis29]

Simple cb 😂😂😂😂😂😂 malakas

[@staalplaatsstaalplaats3591]

Simple

[@worthypants3486]

im thinking the same as you but its the channel name so yeah...

[@jvl4762]

Simple cb 😂

[@SirThomasJames]

Greece is so cool. Truly the origin of all civilization in Europe! We should celebrate them more.

[@stephenbesley3177]

Helmet is a Corinthian. Later Corinthians had side slots to improve hearing which was a flaw of the earlier types. The Greeks had colonies right around the eastern Med' and Black Sea so why would it be such a surprise to find one in the sea off Israel? Could easily be a marines and/or mercenary helmet. Nothing odd at all.

[@isaacfirst3112]

The Greeks also fought the Israelites all over Israel. look up Hanukkah lol

[@OziNasio]

@@isaacfirst3112 it was before the Hellenistic period mate , before Alexander the Great .

[@nicoangel690]

@@OziNasio No !.... Mithradates, the Seleucid "King Antiochus IV "Epipahnes".... (Hellenic for God Manifest)......"one of "Megas Alexandros" trusted generals in the East Hellenic Campaign toward the lands of the Orient, was the one who lost a campaign against the Maccabeean of Jerusalem. This was toward end of the Hellenistic Period. Look up the Story of Hanukkah. Nico Angel Anagnostopoulos, Director "Arlington School of Music", Arlington Heights, IL

[@michaelfaulkner6123]

If the Spartans disappeared in 1200 BC, how did they defeat Athens in the Pelopenesian war in the 400's BC?

[@Alakabram]

Michael Faulkner don't you understand!? They were zombies! ..

[@nicostheocharous1990]

Michael Faulkner And the Messenean war 792 B.C.

[@user-ij6ux4zq1v]

There are old spartans and those who kill them and took their place

[@seanc8424]

@Giannis Balagiannis lmmfao

[@budaras69]

Myceneans disappeared in 1200 BC

[@panayiotisyannopoulos2668]

I had seen a documentary on the last named two Americans archeologists. As a Greek I want to express my dearest admiration on their adamantine character and deep dedication to their profession with ethical and humanity values. These people worked with their own expenses and protected the site. History shows a lot archeologists took as their own findings worldwide. But these two truly give value to their nation and culture.

[@havareriksen3395]

Hang on. He makes a reference to the battle at Thermopylae, and then claim the spartans disappeared at 1200 BC? The very fact that the battle of Thermopylae was in 480 BC contradicts this. And Sparta continued to wage was long after that. They finally defeated Athens in the Pelopnnesian war in 404. But their kingdom went into decline after they were defeated by Thebes in 371 BC. A few other points. That ivory sword hilt he speaks of look to be a comb. And it's not right to use the term zombies about the undead of different cultures. Zombies are the re animated dead in the parts of the world that practices voodoo. And that they would prefer to eat human brains is just Hollywood made up. There are many categories of undead. Some were indeed thought to eat human flesh, or any other flesh. Vampires were thought to drink blood. But many did not take any nourisment at all, but tormented the living in different ways.

[@nolanmacpherson4817]

Havar Eriksen Holy shit how do you know all this lol

[@jkoeberlein1]

Havar Eriksen oops

[@saltycodger7390]

Nolan Macpherson Lots of extra time and a passion for history

[@havareriksen3395]

That's true. One seldom has the time one would wish for, but over the years it stacks up.

[@StacieMMeier]

Well, Zombies wasn't a term from Greek and as such wouldn't have called them as such. However, the European archaeologist did call them Zombies, so blame them. From what I have read, they are still not really sure why they placed the stones there, at this time they are guessing " Zombies" fears, however, again since Greek Culture had no concept of such, we may never know. There has been a new theory that they may have worried about a type of Vampirism, or Porphyria, which we do know existed in Greek culture and records exist of fears of it in their culture.

[@truthsearcher596]

Imagine putting on that helmet & seeing what the owner was seeing back then, alongside knowing you're wearing something someone from a completely different era was, that would be awesome. Archaeology is amazing.

[@kaysuhdia]

Start writing lol

[@McAVITYourWay.]

That `Ivory sword hilt` is a comb lol

[@user-rn6he3kh2t]

Ibn Muhammad me too

[@jeremybrostrom1388]

Some research before creating a video could be a good idea?

[@cq33xx58]

you ask too much now

[@innosanto]

hhaha

[@peterhendriks1602]

Why the American flag? A Greek flag would have been more appropriate.

[@clcampbell85]

Peter Hendriks because america is claiming all the glory for ourselves....

[@boomer6611]

Uh, maybe because the channel is called 'American Eye'. Seek first to understand (Homer).

[@clcampbell85]

Ashmad Olayadiha yeah nothing to be proud of here lol the united states of america is blessed by god himself its ok if you wanna hate to make yourself feel better about your thord world shithole but we all know america is where u wanna be

[@clcampbell85]

Ninja Boy yeah we had to clear out the savages so we could build this great nation. its not like they had much going on anyway

[@ninjaboy7732]

To clear out? To clear out? Yeah, maybe you're wright, they where on your lands before you even reach them, isn't you? So You think that toose poor wemens and childrens are extremly dangerous so they where neded a little bit of lead and iron in their diet no? In my opinion, is nothing great in murdering kids and wemens. America is great, but enithyng buildit on blood will crush down sooner or later. I can understand to kill mens, but not innocents. God Forgive You, 'cause I can't.

[@terryrussel523]

I don't know whats worse. The pronunciations of some of those words or the references to "modern" technology.

[@mrmartyg8282]

laptop? usb port? good god, are you that naive?

[@naui_diver9290]

Mrmarty G I thought exactly the same

[@sampadsahu4136]

Well people today are seemingly losing their common sense.

[@Nozylatten]

Well the ancient city of babylon had electricity. Explain that... The US army Invaded Iraq to take over and ancient landing spot from ancient civilizations.

[@senseishu937]

Or you know, just looking at the Olympic Scores and what not.

[@jonescrusher1]

@@Nozylatten Nope.

[@jameskominos6728]

The Tomb of Philip, Alexanders the Greats father, was found complete with all kinds of war armor King Philip wore.

[@Osk.S57]

The "laptop" is a box containing soft clay that they would write onto using a stylus, the lid would then be closed to protect the writing during it's delivery to the recipient. You can see the stylus at 3:35.

[@scottwood5640]

Come on man no computers, it was a art box, or mirror, or jewellery box.

[@backstreetsbackalright4363]

"Tomb of the infamous Alexander the Great." You either have quite the problem with ol Alex or you don't know what infamous means.

[@englaland3030]

Yea, thought it was weird they said "infamous" too.

[@WhoStoleMyName57683]

well depends on perspective. He was infamous to the Persians, that's for sure.

[@alexandralorainemacasaet1125]

BackStreetsBackAlright my grandfather is Alexander and I'm Alexandra (obviously)

[@nosferatufog]

BackStreetsBackAlright thanks for calling this. I just saw the clip, and though i am 2 months late on my comment. Well said! Lame of this channel that is still on the upload list!

[@MrAggerz]

Well from a Persian point of view he is quite infamous :P

[@MAGALINDIS]

GREECE IS THE BEST!

[@tsilis19]

Ni re malaka h ellada gamaei

[@zukk1838]

@Giannis Stathakis ottomans kicked greek into water

[@gioanis13]

@@zukk1838 yeah and after this ur grandparents died from greeks

[@Tovarisch_Hampter_Seed]

mistios it is malaka!

[@thanossyro1844]

WAS

[@HMATHION1]

THE SPARTANS STILL LIVE IN SPARTA !!! DON T YOU KNOW THAT ???

[@davidedbrooke9324]

Nikolaos Krateros True descendants in mystras.

[@harrys.3165]

Halata Meckarov stupid uneducated comments is not an excuse for ignorance. Since the Greeks beat the Persians. Grow a brain.

[@gabk4583]

Greeks are not persians we don't have the asian eye look

[@stachimos185]

@Koksal Ceylan Pederi was your drunken unmarried gay Kemal. Proven. Also your 54yo prophet Mohamed who was married to a 9yo little girl. That's a fact

[@emololasdf5492]

Leo Tube ARVANITES used to stay at Greek territory long before Albanians arrive idiot. ALBANIAS ARRIVE AT 1200 at the time with Turkish tribes from east.. is not bad to learn your history..

[@komnenus1365]

Its called a Corinthian Helmet not a phalanx helmet

[@rickyNoel12]

Komnenus ISNT the Corinthians from Rome? I'm confused 😐 🤷🏾‍♀️ Enlighten me please.....

[@ironsoul941]

No, Corinth was a city in Greece. If I remember correctly; they call it a "Corinthian" helmet because they found some examples of it at Corinth. It was really a helmet used all over Greece. When the Romans conquered Greece; I think that Corinth was destroyed but remade later as a so called "Roman colony". This meant that the citizens in Corinth had special privileges as Roman citizens.

[@DurimBeqiri93]

That’s an Illyrian helmet

[@stephenbesley3177]

Corinth is in Greece! And yes, it's an early Corinthian helmet. An Illyrian helmet doesn't enclose the face.

[@plinker5938]

The corinthian helmet isnt a type of helmet by its self it is merely a different design for a different city state. The real type of helmet is a hoplite helmet

[@BurtonBoyz715]

Your SWORD HILT at the end is nothing more than a ....COMB. Come on....

[@kapaderos4983]

"greeks did have some influence in isreal" yea right, actually they had much more than someone might think, isreal was even a greek colony at one time, greece got influenced by isreal the same way

[@aokiaoki4238]

Israel was Greek for more than two thousand of years

[@Jay-du3tp]

The laptop part of the video is a stretch to say the least. It can be a number of different things.

[@brodocmd]

7:33 it seems like the ancient Greek warriors were huge ping pong fans.

[@katerinapatiniotis5598]

Infamous Alexander the Great??? Military schools around the world, are teaching Alexander the Great's military strategies and tactics. He was the greatest warrior king of all time. Not only a warrior, but a liberator, a scholar, a scientist, a pholosopher, a doctor, a botanist, an administrator, an economist, a trader, a bringer of Greek thought, civilization and culture to regions, prosperity, a peace and longevity. No other conqueror have these qualities. That's why he's called Alexander the Great.

[@scorchedcore4357]

"Great"or "Greater" in refrence to his physical stature

[@jonathansmith2054]

Achilles is the best warrior

[@SMK-SAS]

+scorched core "Great" is a post-mortem designation of Alexander, by contrast e.g to Antiochus III, who was actually called Great during his lifetime.

[@zaxostsoutis5100]

jerusaleem ( ιερά σολυμα - holly solema ) greek town from 1500 bc . also 40 greek towns with people from crete in the same place of earth from 1200 bc .

[@faithingod4367]

ΣΚΆΣΕ

[@djtdcjys6172]

Τα Ιεροσόλυμα τα έφτιαξε ο Σολυμος

[@jenykaras7571]

@@djtdcjys6172 ahahaha Bravo etsi pesta tous.

[@user-ri2nl4tf7y]

GREECE FOR EVER!!!!!!!

[@samuelburningham5266]

Kiera's Gamer fuck yeah, Greece is the best

[@fatkungfu5088]

That King Leonidas Palace was an awesome discovery. And that 2.6 million dollar Greek coin? AN AMAZING FIND INDEED..WOW!!!

[@mayatiita1]

Great video 👍🏻 Well done ❤

[@greekman6485]

8.νεκροφανεια και πως αντιμετωπιζεται 7.το νομισμα ειναι απο τον ακραγαντα 6.laptop στα ονειρα του. πινακιο με καλλυμα και θεσεις για κονδυλο και αποξεωτη για γραφη και διορθωση αντιστοιχα 5.ειναι κορυς, περικεφαλαια κορινθιακου τυπου δηλαδη. η πολις ελαβε το ονομα της επειδη φημιζοταν για τις κορυθους της, τα σημερινα κρανη δηλαδη. το ιλλυρικο παρομοιο κρανος κατασκευαζεται πολυ αργοτερα χρονικα αφου επιλυει κατασκευαστικες αδυναμιες του κορινθιακου προγονου του. 4. αναποδεικτη εικασια 3. παλατι στη σπαρτη το 1400 πχ~!!!!!!!! εκεινη την εποχη νοικιαζαν μαιζονετες σε αλβανους και σκοπιανους τουριστες στην καλαμπακα οι σπαρτιατες.ειναι μια αποψη και αυτη. 1. χτενα για ψυλλους και ψειρες. οι χτενες μαλλιων ηταν κατασκευασμενες διαφορετικα. τελος, προς αλβανους και σκοπιανους. αν οι εθνικοι σας ηρωες ειναι ο γεωργιος καστριωτης - αλεξανδρος ο επωνομαζομενος γιος του ιωαννη και ο μεγας αλεξανδρος γιος του φιλιππου αντιστοιχα, αν οι σημαιες σας ειναι του βυζαντιου και του μακεδονικου βασιλειου αντιστοιχα, τοτε ζειτε με δανεικα και προσεξτε μηπως καποια στιγμη τα ζητησουμε πισω.

[@dimoklitosdaconstelacaodea7509]

Ἔμαθα κάτι απὸ τὰ σχόλιά σου. Δὲν ἤξερα τὶς λεπτομέρειες. Νὰ εἶσαι καλά. Ὅσο γιὰ τὸ ἂν θὰ ζητήσουμε πάλι πίσω τὰ δανεικά, μᾶλλον θὰ σὲ ἀπογοητεύσω. Διότι τα δανεικὰ δὲν εἶνα δανεικὰ ἀλλὰ κλεμμένα θέλει νὰ ἔχῃς ἀκονίσῃ τὸ λεπίδι πρῶτα καὶ κάτι τέτοιο δὲν συμβαίνει μὲ τοὺς σημερινοὺς Ἕλληνες ποὺ κρατᾶνε τὰ λεπίδια γιὰ να φυλᾶνε τὰ σύνορα. Αὐτοὶ ἀκονίζουν τὸ κωλαράκι τους ἐκεῖ ποὺ πάνε γιὰ νὰ πάρουνε τὰ ἀστέρια. Ὁ νοὼν νοήτω. Κρίμα ἀλλὰ εἶναι ἡ ἀλήθεια. Τέλος πρἐπει νὰ ξέρῃς ἢ ἂν δὲν ξέρῃς πρέπει νὰ ὑποψιαστῇς ὅτι οἱ Σκοπιανοὶ καὶ οἱ Ἀλβανοὶ δὲν εἶναι ἰκανοὶ οὔτε καλαμπόκια νὰ φυτέψουνε, χασίσι ἴσως. Ἄλλοι εἶναι ποὺ θέλουν τὴν Ἑλλάδα μἐχρι τὰ σύνορα Ἄρτας - Βόλου. Κάποιοι ποὺ ἔχουμε διαφορὲς 2.500 χρόνια τώρα.

[@swaggerthatdoesntgiveasht9225]

Ï dôñt üñdērśtåńd

[@Usammityduzntafraidofanythin]

The laptop is a wax tablet. The two holes were probably for storing two styluses (implement for writing on wax; not your wacom stylus).

[@Justificus]

Ditto, on the laptop being a clay tablet in a wooden box frame. The case was kept closed to keep the clay moist and to write more on another day with a stylus. When dry, the finished tablet was removed and the writing permanently preserved. New clay was put inside and a new document was begun. Old technology used by many ancient cultures for record keeping purposes.

[@blankspace8230]

Ancient laptop usb ports I'm literally in tears laughing this is comedy at its best

[@Bluecrew27]

"The Spartan civilization was one of the most important to live in Greece and mysteriously disappeared around 1200BC" - Huh!? And when you say that in the video you are literally showing in the background a picture of the Athenian general Pericles from around 430 BC giving his famous speech talking about the Athenian war dead from the first Peloponnesian war AGAINST Sparta (who according to you had somehow disappeared ~800 years earlier)...wow, just wow. Why make a history video if you don't know or understand the history? It literally helps no one.

[@RikkiTheRose]

the laptop theorie is a clay block used to write things in she was just reading from the text

[@HannibalFan52]

More like a frame that contains beeswax, which can be written on, then smoothed over to make corrections or write something completely different. Either that, or a make-up case, and she's looking in the mirror. The holes probably supported decorations of some kind.

[@RikkiTheRose]

sorry i meant wax...

[@HannibalFan52]

Not to worry.

[@dumitrucatalin1192]

the holes are much probably sokets for wooden pen ,or a roller for leveling /erasing the written side ...

[@skylarsimoneaux4790]

Or just the connection for the finger which seems to be missing

[@isaacfirst3112]

4:40 is just false. the Greeks were present in and *fought* in Israel for many years, technically hundreds. There's literally and entire ancient book dedicated to the Ancient Greco-Israelite war (Maccabees I). I also saw this helmet in a National Geographic, and nobody had any doubts where it came from.

[@bry6406]

I liked the time I spent with this program. looking forward to getting back.

[@gilsaraiva5815]

Sparta disappeared around 1200BC . . . LMAO

[@hellenicfire3775]

Gil Saraiva nope

[@bumblebeeeoptimus]

I know right... if Sparta desapeared at 1200 bc how did it become a dominant power in greece by 400 bc? Actually Sparta wanst even a thing back so much in time..

[@nicostheocharous1990]

Spartans and king Menelaus went to fight the Troy war 1180 B.C

[@yoi2461]

The fuck myceneans disappear in 1200 BC no Spartans.My best friend is Spartan,lol

[@Steph-sk3xb]

No....Sparta was around until like 2000 years ago.

[@yoi2461]

PROUD TO BE GREEK HELLENE.,☝

[@lochnessmonster4884]

We all know that King Leonidas and a Achilles battle would be legendary

[@mrscanlan.5016]

Alexander Vs Leonides one V one, be so epic to witness any GREAT TWO Warriors similar in SKILL SET A

[@philip2009]

spartans didnt dissapear at 1200bc. they didnt even dissapear at any point in time,...but you can say that they lost their "millitary fame" at the time of the macedonian empire and especially when the romans came in greece.

[@prakkari]

The laptop is a clay tablet for writing in wood box.

[@ioannistsakas-ampatzis3758]

Jón Steinar you are right

[@navaxoalaska1022]

Visit north greece and see vergina. The grave of filipos Alexander father. I was there. Amazing. Visit also pella the city was born Alexander the great. I saw coins with alexander the great and the greek language.

[@sc0ttschannel]

imagine taking your laptop back in time and then realizing you forgot the charging cable.

[@tranimationstudioz4727]

I will never understand why Achilles didn’t wear heel armour

[@lore9446]

It could be a mirror not a computer.

[@StacieMMeier]

It's a writing tablet.

[@arissifakis8059]

Lore is a jewelery box 😉

[@BlXCK0UT]

Compooper.

[@spongydog4935]

Top 20 rarest things on the earth

[@christophertaylor1153]

The last artifact that you showed, at the end of the video, was a comb. You know, like or similar to what we use today.

[@neduj752]

I think you’re confusing the Spartans with the Mycenaeans

[@efraimkutelis8199]

Thank you guys for doing something that includes Greece. Keep up the great work!!!

[@X02switchblades]

It's a wax notepad not a laptop and yes that was an analog astronomical and calendar computer ! Up until 15000 -10000 BC the Aegean sea was a massive landmass. So Crete was not an island. You mixed up the Mycenaeans and the Spartans there... That palace is supposed to be Menelaos', the king of Lakonia as is written in the Iliad

[@arissifakis8059]

XplaneZ nope....the aegean sea exists in 14000 bc.....in 23.000.000 years ago the aegean sea didnt exist.....

[@X02switchblades]

Aris Sifakis friend at that period the waters were 100 meters lower than today. There were some waterways but only after the end of the ice age and the breaking of Bosporus we see what exists today. The video talks about 63000BC in the middle of the ice age.

[@debbiefox4239]

Very interesting !

[@JB-vt5sz]

I am so glad I wasn't the only one to notice those USB ports.

[@stevejory9679]

why is the American flag shown through out the video ???.

[@caveguy22]

Steve Jory because they think america is best or sum shit

[@ghandiandfriends6729]

Steve Jory read the channel name American eye

[@apsopengtam1274]

Ancient computer my ass. its a clay tablet box used for writing look at the pen. round USB ports! no, its a hole for storing a pen.

[@apsopengtam1274]

'SHUT UP' Why, does the truth hurt? Don't you think we are entitled to the truth, or must our kids look and listen to lies?

[@BEYONDExtraTR]

Andries Olivier so you believe its laptop.?

[@arissifakis8059]

this is a jewelery box....

[@SMK-SAS]

+Papilon Indeed, a wax tablet box

[@yeyo1731]

Thankyou

[@zenmeister451]

That 'sword hilt' is quite obviously a comb! Perhaps the body of the comb also serves as a sheath for a hidden dagger (since there does appear to be a separation of the handle from the body of the comb): with the 'horn' being the handle of a dagger. But if so, I'm sure the spokesperson would have said as much.

[@luispacheco-rodriguez6032]

very interesting. this is an awesome experience for this person

[@O.o.i.]

Thats not a laptop xD its a tablet that has mud in it and they were using for writing it was called Grafida or something i dont remember

[@Lakedaimon47]

when rest of the word was cannibals and living in caves and up in the trees, Greece give the light. FREE :)

[@sauzypants7798]

Spartan uses spears as their main weapons and they use swords at their back up weapons

[@boknoymee7628]

wow,, incredible!!! nice!!

[@Quarton]

You need to review your pronunciation of words, before you make a video. The "CH" in words such as "drachma" is NOT "DRACH-muh" but "DRAHK-muh". The same goes for the name "Antiochus" it should be "Anti-AHK-us" NOT "Anti-AHCH-us"! There were some others, but I don't mean to be overbearing on the subject. Just a word to encourage you to do a better job with how you say things.

[@patrickreijersen8787]

spartans disapeared 1200 bc hahahah dude Battle of thermopylae was 480 bc. 300 spartans + 10.000 greek soldiers

[@StacieMMeier]

It appears he made a common mistake of not understanding that time counted backwards in BC. It is possible he used a timetable instead and as such had to determine the amount of time between them.

[@GrecoLefteris]

Patrick Reijersen Wrong. They were 300 Spartans and 700 thespians.1000 in total but the 700 thespians left the battle because they know it was a defeat for them. After the battle and King Leonidas death, many Greek city states United to fight the Persians. More than 30k Greek soldiers ready to fight and that was the end for the Persian empire. The end.

[@MrPanos2000]

Patrick Reijersen he meant myceneans. The palace was from the myceanean era and probably belonged to Menelaus, son of Atreas. Also both of you are wrong regarding numbers. The battle of thermopylae was faught between 300.000 persians and 10.000 greeks. During the last days the greek army left to go and reinforce the isthmus of corinth (greek helms deep). Only 1000 people remained, 300 spartans and 700 thespians. They covered the retreat. Later the persian fleet was crushed at Salamis and the persian army routed to asia minor. Pausanias and some 25.000 greeks sallied forth and defeated Mardonius and his feeble, but numerically superior force, who was wintering near the town of Plateus. That was in no way the end of the persian empire. The achaemid dynasty continued to rule for 2 more centuries, conquering lands in Scythia and the arabian peninsula. After alexanders conquest and death, the parthian state rose and much later the infamous sassanid dynasty. The persian empire went extinct by the conquests of the Caliphate in the 8th century AD !

[@patrickreijersen8787]

ok

[@brezaillyria1472]

sparta was never greek. they was Albanians....eazly proved.

[@nigragigra5207]

From just 3:30 to 4:10 you managed to steer away 1.1 million potential subscribers. Good job.

[@jessicajones3105]

Found this very interesting.

[@mlazos]

Greek artefacts in America. You can search online. There are many Greek artefacts found in what we call USA and Latin America. Greeks have been there at least from 10th Century BCE.

[@GlazeBattleBorn]

mlazos Proof?

[@erikanderson4605]

mlazos no

[@erikanderson4605]

mlazos the tenth century?? That's 200 years before Homer's time!

[@user-pe6zh8xk4s]

Why you didn't say about the discovery of America by Ancient Greeks ? Read the ancient historian Ploutarchos , he describe the way to America! The Tomb of Amfipolis maybe is of the mother of Great Alexander or his General Hiphestion. Greeks had colonies in all middle east .

[@StacieMMeier]

The idea is sound, but debated by many, if true, then we have to consider that ancient Celtics and French made it to East coast before native Americans (Who weren't even native to Americas), but the current science cannot accept this possibility, never mind that ancient Native Americans do state they came upon cultures of strange peoples, not like themselves. There is some evidence Chinese and Egyptians came to North America too.

[@user-pe6zh8xk4s]

Stacie Meier Look ! Ploutarchos saying that Griland is the island of hell because the sun rise only for 1-2 hours. The trip is 5 days (880km) Plus that this is possible because the technology of ancient Greeks (Mechanism of Antikethera)

[@trentenswett6306]

I do believe some one found runes in the western USA, plus other evidence of celtic people in the America's, plus we know the Norse came in contact with the Natives, one legend states that the Natives have seen other whites before the Norse so could be a possibility, also there is a theory that the Natives came from both early Europe and Asia during a ice age as well.

[@solitarium01728]

Den einai tis olibiadas o tafos einai tou mega aleksandrou kai kofte tin malakia auti giati para egine na vgazoume ta matia mas me ta idia mas ta xeria

[@user-pe6zh8xk4s]

PraiseTheZeus Δεν είναι σίγουρο ποιου είναι ο τάφος της αμφιπολης.... Ο σκελετός που βρήκαν ήταν γυναικείος. .. Μπορεί να είναι και του Ηφαιστειωνα αν όχι του Μεγα Αλεξάνδρου

[@KAOTSOUKI]

It is not a laptop, it's the Greek mom who checks Grammarly her child or student in "pinakio", often in schools they were writing in plaster. Ancient Microsoft Word.

[@swim2kill]

A 2300 year old greek crown has to be worth way more than 100,000 pounds. That guy got ripped off lol

[@mikelm.499]

Who is Greek Εγώ είμαι

[@OmarSlloum]

1:41 they're Jupiter and Proserpina, not Alexander and his wife!

[@Andres-xr6bn]

This feels like a high school history class slideshow presentation. You get a D

[@georgesk1235]

you should do a video of the world's most ancient skulls found in Greece

[@ZestraMC]

Its pronounced An-ti-ock-us not An-teech-us

[@israelphoenix]

harvo We actually have no idea how the ancients pronounced things. Now, if we could get the headphones working on that laptop plug in we might find out.

[@SgtHawk45]

what to do during a military invasion on the US.

[@SgtHawk45]

good idea right?

[@caveguy22]

Seargent Hawk move to Europe.

[@SgtHawk45]

okay...

[@clcampbell85]

N0N 0N lol you envy the USA so much

[@Ryjuanilo]

3:26 Hey dude, look at this funny meme I found on Stone-sta-gram!

[@huckleberry3013]

Nice one 👍

[@diavasmamevroxi]

That "laptop" that this statue depicts is probably two marble plates as ancient greeks used them to write on like a notebook

[@payloskollias4467]

da fuck my dad brought that coin to a museum and gave him 1€ when he was 9 years old (i am from greece)

[@arissifakis8059]

Παυλος Κολλιας se mouseio tis elladas to peige logiko....

[@kerriewilson5185]

They gave your dad a euro when he was nine? Surely even someone as stupid as you knows the euro hadn't even been invented then unless your dad is only in his late teens meaning you must be a super intelligent baby or just a bad liar

[@payloskollias4467]

By euro i ment the price of a euro in drachmai(it is the coin that was i greece before the euro i am not sure if it is called exactly like that at the translator it was correct)

[@payloskollias4467]

and i didnt lie but i said eure couse i didnt know the name of the coin but i did know the price of it today if you want to belive me okay if dont again okay i dont care

[@Tzitzis360]

these americans...they know nothing outside of usa XD

[@sergioarana1707]

We know nothing but yet still more powerful then your country 😂

[@123dorias]

About the "lapotop", this was probably a screen with wax on it that Greeks would draw on with a stick, and then erase it it by applying on, and making the surface flat again with, some other flat object.. That is why it was worth displaying it in art like the ones shown in this video..

[@sumax-nz1je]

U didnt mention the discovery of elephand bones in greek islands one of the biggest misterys

[@hendro7777]

Infamous Alexander the Great? Huh? Horrible descriptor. The Conquering, The famous General, The most famous general of Antiquity, The most Conquering General of Antiquity. Infamous? What? Poor grasp of language and history chummily.

[@joshlambert1381]

There are 100 people who have made this comment, in Persia they call him the accursed, that being said I have no idea why they would use it here just different worldview elsewhere.

[@greekrebel2451]

GREECE invented EVERYTHING!!!!

[@fitibear5461]

illyrians

[@MURATTI77]

hahahaha... illyrians was not albanians... illyrians like pelasgians was greeks..so come on..the dream is ove.r.show me one proof of a connection of albanians and illyrians ..search the albanian ground they find only greek sculpture and proofs..not even one albanian...your are a pseudostate...

[@areuswhite9670]

+Giannis Balagiannis - The British society is an extension of the Roman society, and the Roman society was an extension of the Greek society. It always goes back to the Greeks. The capital city of Britain was built and founded by the Romans nearly 2000 years ago. Before them, Britain was nothing.

[@MURATTI77]

it is the 5th Hellenic Empire we talk about...Hellenes was the Cosmocrators of the Earth ...this was hidden many times..Native People know that..check the helmet of maori samoan and hawaian warriors..the idols are spartan and minoan helmets..not vikings or spanish

[@keithlloyd4254]

Bollocks.The Britons were a happy, contented & highly civilised group of peoples, living quite happily, fighting amongst ourselves. Then Julius & later Claudius cast their envious eyes in this direction & decided that they wanted it. Why then if this land was nothing did they want it so badly? They obviously realised that it is the most wonderful country on this planet, they recognised the seeds of the greatness to come, that this little island would come to dominate the world, giving many of those things which make our modern world. So stick that in your pipe & smoke it. Anyway, what have the Romans ever done for us?

[@gorgon6680]

"ancient Greek laptop" looks more like a mirror to me.

[@mr.unknown8570]

3:57 oh! Maybe I forgot to bring my laptop.☹️

[@tenebrustheunknown9125]

So what do you call very ancient Bluetooth

[@stedodge1]

Browntooth haha

[@santopaok4585]

Mask of Agamemnon...???

[@MarkYuriPH]

i saw some strange things on my garden while im shoveling its old sparta helmet and old shield and we put in our house

[@andystoneburner8503]

Seriously? The Spartans mysteriously disappeared around 1200 BC and yet they where one of the biggest of the Greek city states around 500 BC.

[@qweraws6829]

God I can’t stand his voice.

[@ApachePieman]

Yankee dankee doodle shite grates the ears

[@Jan_Tenev]

Why are you putting the american flag while talking about Greece?! That's disrespectful and you know it. Don't put countries down just because you're jealous of their history.

[@rayk9598]

did you consider that the american flag is a part of this channel's image

[@SldOnEmWithDa45]

A 2000 year old crown that made of solid pure gold and handcrafted (in mint condition) only worth 100,000 pounds (or $132,000 give or take) IM NOT SELLING IT FOR ANYTHING LESS THAN 2 MILLION!

[@growingunderthestars5866]

Talk about the gods the * big three * Hades, Posiden (MY FAV), And Zeus

[@alext1452]

Είμαι περήφανος που είμαι Έλληνας!

[@AK-oe3lg]

Alexander the Great was Macedonian

[@leonidasd1974]

MAKEDONAS= ELLINAS [GREECE]

[@yoi2461]

Exactly,Macedonian Greek

[@innosanto]

of course

[@tzam2342]

Macedonia was Greek at that time Albanians and other civilizations were found afterward but those that already had formed a civilization were in Greece.... Macedonian was Greek then it got split up

[@bagos11]

Actually I think he was Australian

[@MrOldheadtom]

Assasins creed odyesse and the love of history got me here . nice video

[@mousemd]

The dates you mention. And there are some people who believe this planet is 6000 years old!?