Amazing Quest: Stories from Aegean Sea | Somewhere on Earth: Aegean Sea | Free Documentary

Somewhere on Earth - Aegean Sea | Free Documentary
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Somewhere on Earth is setting sail for the Aegean Sea. A natural boundary between Europe and the Near East, this interior sea of the Mediterranean Basin has been inhabited since prehistoric times. An unpredictable sea surrounded by rugged mountains, it has given birth to great myths and fired many an imagination.
Peter Nicolaides is a collector of tales. Fascinated by the ruins and legends of the Cyclades, he has appointed himself guardian of these treasures. He’s constantly discovering relics and works tirelessly toward creating Maritime Protected Areas.
Hortense Le Calvez left her native France to lead a nomadic life. On board her sailboat, she follows the whims of the sea. This artist has created a world of her own, a dream world where the earthly laws of gravity have given way to poetry.
Michaelis Styllas, an accomplished climber, has found his equilibrium on the most mythical of mountains. He lives year-round on the peaks of Mount Olympus, the abode of the Ancient Greek gods, where unspoiled Nature guides his footsteps and nourishes his soul.
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Free Documentary is dedicated to bringing high-class documentaries to you on KZbin for free. With the latest camera equipment used by well-known filmmakers working for famous production studios. You will see fascinating shots from the deep seas and up in the air, capturing great stories and pictures of everything our amazing planet offers.
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[@FreeDocumentary]

The Aegean Sea is the sea of Greek mythology and all that entails - thousands of years of tales & stories we know about to this day. Somewhere on Earth visits with three people who live in this mystical area. Enjoy!

[@jacksw4340]

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[@jangelderloos2211]

Thanks again. Love your stuff! Keep them coming, please!

[@slapdogpuppyspank8754]

Great film making! To all those involved!

[@jacksw4340]

I need a documentary on seven Wonders of the world. Please🙏

[@lim8581]

Exploring the enchanting Aegean Sea through the eyes of these remarkable individuals is truly captivating. Peter's dedication to preserving the treasures of the Cyclades is inspiring, while Hortense's nomadic artistry and Michaelis's harmonious connection with Mount Olympus are a testament to the beauty of the natural world. Thank you for this insightful documentary.

[@kokomoko6162]

Just have to say…your fine films “amazing quest”, and “somewhere on earth” are our very favorite top productions that we watch. It is absolutely 100% excellent in every way. We think we have watched them all!! . We are one of your most appreciated fans!!!

[@ZoKitchen]

Great documentary

[@mugambijamesmutwiri1979]

Here comes another glimpse of wonder thanks Amazing quest and that great voice of the narrator.

[@stevedrane2364]

Brilliant. . A fascinating documentary. Thank you . 👍

[@deecooper1567]

Thank you for sharing such unique people & a part of the world that I’ll never get to see. Such abundance of beauty & creativity. From Nevada USA 🇺🇸. 👵🏻👩‍🌾❣️

[@vavilovasvetlana9044]

I really enjoyed watching this unusual film.

[@widyasuciady8264]

Nice documentary 👍

[@oriontheraptor8119]

New amazing quest my second fav to deadliest roads ^_^

[@WarHammer1989]

My grandfather is from Samos. Very proud of my Greek heritage

[@MutorbuW]

Gratefully present.

[@Talalansardeen33]

Thank you super much! Awesome documentary! I love that sayings “under the throne of Zeus” “three brothers sky snow and the sea” 👍👌💐

[@prabhushankar8520]

Good 👍😊

[@fabiodeoliveiraribeiro1602]

Almost everything we Westerners learn about the ancient world happened in a small part of the planet, comprising Italy, Greece, Egypt, North Africa, southern Spain, Lusitania, Gaul, a piece of Germania and a small portion of what is today Turkey. In a way, that world that disappeared is still alive, because unlike gods and cults, statues, coins, personal objects, Literature and History do not die. They remain. Furthermore we learn to love old things, just as the ancients loved things older than themselves. Being in contact with a symbol of the great deeds of the past, touching something respectable with reverence, feeling the experience of transcending the normality of the present time... Just as Caesar wept in front of a statue of Alexander the Great, I myself was moved by see a large bust of Caesar at an exhibition of Roman objects in São Paulo, Brazil, a few years ago. I had already read his books, but the feeling of seeing an object from his time was a different experience. Through the figure in stone, that ambitious man who shook the ancient world paradoxically became more alive to me.

[@ushakrishnaswamy1405]

An incredible journey to places that we don't even dream of. Congratulations to the Amazing Quest team. As an Indian, i would be soooo happy if you would take the trouble to pronounce the HIMALAYA correctly. It means the temple of snow. Hima in Sanskrit is snow, and Aalaya is temple. It is there in our scriptures for tens of thousands of years.

[@lauraa7042]

Is it him all ee uh?

[@FreeDocumentary]

him-uh-ley-uhz

[@illumencouk]

@9:49 We see the two men heading down the steep slope into the mine. In my opinion this incline is clearly too steep to be physically moving 500kg slabs of stone up to the surface. The total lack of workspace needed to use rope, block and tackle makes this place 'unlikely' to have been used in the way described.

[@Broken......]

I have been watching ur channel for more than 3 years from ur videos i really feel so close with nature beautiful landscapes and wildlife thank you for the amazing content greetings from Afghanistan 🇦🇫✌️🕊️❤️

[@rodneymiller3979]

So this is what MIke was doing before Better Call Saul huh? Michael Ehrmantraut Marble Associate 15:42 LOL

[@Elainerulesutube]

Where are the other associated channels related to this channel? I wish you would leave things alone!

[@davewave1982]

Is it just me or is there always a French hippie on almost every episode. This one sails a boat.

[@superkimzee9003]

Hi sir I'm from Kenya I am a cinematographer I shoot many documentaries which is 15mins and13min and I didn't publish in the media do u need those documentaries and where can we communicate I can help you with many things sir Thanks for reading my message

[@PeterMilanovski]

Greek mythology is a myth in and of itself! Lots of talk about ancient Greece and that's fine if you consider anything from the 1800's AD ancient! There was no Greece before this point in time, the word had not been invented yet!

[@chehystpewpur4754]

i used to really like your guys documentaries. and then i just noticed myself not watching them anymore. you guys put some more out so i was like hey lemme check these out and they suck. im sorry but the video quality went down significantly there is ads every 4-5 mins. literally nothing is actually being taught in this. a documentary is for learning not watching ppl put trash in the sea and call it art. or just blank staring at ppl playing instruments. i literally love documentaries and learning. these are not that and its why i keep not watching them. maybe someday you guys will start making some good stuff again and ill come back but im not very hopeful

[@bentspoon1805]

She is not Venus de Milo. She is Afroditi tis Milou. We're sick of the Poms and Yanks Romanizing everything Greek!

[@Happiness-qe7ky]

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