1000 AD: A Tour of the Viking World // Vikings Documentary

[@HistoryTime]

Watch my latest history documentary here:- kzbin.info/www/bejne/mWSrommLlquEp80 It's been a while since I made a historical tour so here's an hour long one on the Viking World at the beginning of the Eleventh Century! Don't forget to like and subscribe if you enjoyed the vid and let me know the comments what tours you'd like to see in the future in a similar style!

[@sinisterminister6478]

Already liked, all ready subscribed. Excellent video. I consume every little snippet of the history of my Viking ancestors that I can find. My last name is Barney, the Anglicized version of Bjarni. Perhaps I'm a descendant of Bjarni himself.

[@StefanMilo]

Such a great video! A tour of the holy roman empire at this time would be great. Although I know they had a ridiculous number of duchies and regions.

[@Simpslayer00]

what happened to your viking age brittany video?

[@seangallagher1947]

PLEASE DO A FEW VIDEOS ABOUT MESO-AMERICA! Olmec, Neolithic tribes of north and South America old and modern ones. (Native americans, Amazonian tribes, Incan empire, Mayans, Aztec, Mississippi culture, Anasazi, etc. Mayan history goes back to 2000 bce at some settlements. A lot of which coincides with history you’ve already covered. Would be awesome to see it covered by you!!

[@Heisenberg-ud2si]

I love that music at the start btw

[@rollingrock5143]

When a youtuber does better work than the history channel, history is changing.

[@HistoryTime]

Thanks so much Lui. Appreciate it.

[@Man_Emperor_of_Mankind]

Lol The History Channel is a complete joke now. Bigfoot and reality versions of the Antiques Roadshow is all they do now

[@whiterider1414]

HAHAHA TRUE!

[@NapFloridian]

@paperchasin23 you forgot Patton and Stalin

[@geraldfriend256]

History IS changing.Check out Grahom Hancock ,John Anthony West,Robert Schoch(sp) etc and then see if you believe the official version of the Pyramid or Egyptology in general.Implausible.

[@PandoraKyss]

"Unfortunately for them, the world came looking... on dragon headed longboats." - That line alone would inspire me to subscribe to you, if I wasn't already. Incredible.

[@EMTwombly]

I am constantly amazed by the amount and depth of information you provided on these videos. You provide a non biased detailed account of a issue and throw out what I call, “Look! A shiny!” that spurs me into searching out the details you alluded to, and learning more than I did in school or from my own research. I am a history addict, and my name is Eric. Thank you!

[@tinge1954]

This channel is one of the most interesting ones on KZbin. Fascinating stories of our past.

[@HistoryTime]

Thanks for watching. So much more on the way!

[@Atlas_21]

Best narrator I've heard so far on youtube. In contrast to other channels, you don't speak too fast nor too slow.

[@luminair11]

I agree but find his voice so soothing that it send me to sleep after a while......not complaining.......I probably need to sleep.....lol!

[@ivx8345]

GREAT narrator, GREAT text. He really takes me away on voyages to the past. Thank you!!!

[@codelz187]

He sounds like Ewan McGregor

[@rachelgotti]

Yeah, he sounds like Ewan McGregor, which I dislike. Sounds like a little boy in a dreamland. Cute, but not at all what I want in a documentary. I didn't even finish because of the narrator. Bleh.

[@whoadare3621]

Your documentaries are better than most all documentaries on television. Thank you, seriously man thank you.

[@LUPINEMAXX]

"Books, books and more books" - wisdom beyond count.

[@SCDJMU]

I thought he was gonna say Google.

[@vladdrakul7851]

When it comes to north European history (Germanic, Celtic, Slav and Finn) you are the champ, doing exactly that which I have wanted to see for decades and learn from. You have done GREAT work and like you say learned so much from the audiobooks (although I love the act of reading in itself) ! Truly awesome, exciting and and very informative! I cannot praise your work enough! Better than the BBC or anyone else on this subject!

[@gillesderais2457]

@@vladdrakul7851 ok , I'm not going to read all you're comment , because I'm not willing to spend worth time on it , but I have a question. Did you got you're daily dose of zyklonB ?

[@vladdrakul7851]

@@gillesderais2457 Of course not, avoid anything that might threaten your programmed reality denial. You just keep you eyes wide shut and you brain turned off. You are a most excellent but a so very insecure SERF! Your Nazi friends would put you in the death camps along with the other untermensch and in your case would be quite correct in doing so! Ciao!

[@ghostdiv7sion194]

The music is simply marvelous. It engulfs you in that period of time!

[@eldermoose7938]

The Vikings were truly amazing

[@Justin.Martyr]

*EviL DeMonic Savages, CUT each Others Throats!!!!*

[@YouTubeYouTube-hy4sl]

I have a feeling they are the much feared sea people lol

[@aced5557]

Justin Martyr it was a war society

[@jefferson9167]

they were rapists and looters.

[@jefferson9167]

@@aced5557 no they were thiefs. pirates.

[@Imagio-jw6js]

1000 AD was truly remarkable. The geographical and cultural scope was so much to take in, but you were careful not to over garnish any of it. Thanks muchly for this one.

[@EvanArizona]

I'm surprised The History Channel hasn't picked you up yet. This hour episode was amazing. Thank you!

[@hoobaguy]

If the history channel picked him up he'd have to add aliens and stick a pawnshop somewhere.

[@johnf6267]

History channel is fake history.

[@EvanArizona]

@@johnf6267 you mean to say ancient aliens isn't based on history 😱.

[@michaeldpa1333]

The modern day "History Channel" is a joke.

[@mss1171]

You have the best listening voice EVER and the Nordic bronze age is my favorite.

[@godisincontrolamerica972]

These men were beyond BRAVE! I cannot imagine going through that! Vikings were brutal, but I do respect them. Poor guys!

[@EddieTheMan2]

I'm totally honored by what you do for us! Awesome video!

[@HistoryTime]

Thanks Eddie

[@luminair11]

Watching these videos with this presenter is as good as a bedtime story.......I find myself intrigued and then feel so comforted that I'm not living in these harsh and challenging times that I find myself dozing off.......zzzzzzzzzzzzzz!

[@sarala9794]

All I can say is thank you for all your hard work with this project! You managed to include a tremendous amount of information about this period and peoples. Most importantly, you have given the the deepest and most detailed account of "the Viking Age" I have EVER come across. I am deeply endebted to you.

[@shannonbritton5313]

This was such a well made documentary. The visual mapping was great and really helped understand the content 👏 👍

[@robertocasas9845]

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[@KD400_]

U look like ur related to the Vikings lol. I think u got those Scandinavian genes

[@henriknielsen9674]

Come to roskilde, we have lots of viking ships. Made the right way, with the right tools

[@Scratchy314]

I love how you called him "the mighty bernard cornwall" He is definitely the king of historical fiction

[@KowboyUSA]

These historical tours are the next best thing to actually being there in person!

[@HistoryTime]

Thanks very much

[@RonaldJDarby]

I've learned so much by watching your videos about my ancestors the Norwegians it is fantastic thank you...

[@t2av159]

You're Irish

[@jenmb2679]

Youre so right! Books are where you get the good stuff. I was a documentary junkie for 30 years, than i started reading books. I thought i knew it all, but i was wrong. But i love your videos because theyre so accurate.

[@cianoaichir2725]

Hi Pete,any chance of a documentary on the Gaelic Irish Kingdoms,pre British& Viking occupation? Absolutely awesome work brother, really impressive 🇮🇪♥️

[@michaeldpa1333]

Amazing overview of the influence and travels of the Vikings and the Scandinavian peoples.

[@paulocraice]

We'd be a better place, if nordics, not spaniards or portuguese colonized Americas. Both are the pure examole of weak and vicious people. Look Spain and Portugal, and tell me Im wrong.

[@foveauxbear]

Thank you "History Time" for this fascinating documentary. Loved the commentary and the maps. What I did hate, was KZbin's insidious ads for SHIT I have no interest in.

[@Adelwapen04]

Sverige, Norge och Danmark de riktiga Vikings bröderna!!!🇸🇪🇳🇴🇩🇰

[@MrMikemcmike]

Oh my god this is fantastic - this is the first sort of pop-history I've seen that actually makes a point of mentioning Bjarni (and the various differences found in the context of the Vinland sagas) alongside Leif Eriksson!

[@dougg1075]

It’s amazing how tough these guys must have been to make that frozen sea journey. Crazy

[@chachadodds5860]

Excellent video! Not at all what I was expecting. Really enjoyed it. This is the most detailed and thorough presentation on the subject, I've ever seen. Being a history buff and in my 60's, even I learned about things I never knew. Thank you for making these videos, and for keeping the audio at a pace where we have time to mentality process what you're saying. I agree with you about Audible, but also very much appreciate your distilling of all those sources, so that we can benefit from them and enjoy your version.

[@BrandonLynchWatson13]

How about a tour of asia 1000 ad or north/south america or Australia 1000 ad NOICE MATE Great job Pete, as always.

[@Jupiter_Jack]

When you learn better history on KZbin than in school; that’s when you know the school system is a joke

[@kiklocus4660]

school is done I think in another 5 years it'll be obsolete

[@jacobferdinand1862]

@@kiklocus4660 lol what a silly statement

[@heatherstickler3520]

Well, reading and listening aren't some people's strong suits.

[@grimmlight4541]

Depending on the youtuber and how well read and versed he is, you can learn far much on here rather than public schools where it has become politic segregationist propoganda re-education camp.

[@kingkyle9349]

@@grimmlight4541 stop believing everything you read on facebook

[@GrandesVeleros]

I love History Time videos. The quality both of the research and the technical and editorial work is phenomenal! Could you do something on the Baltic countries, Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia? There is very little and most of it is barely a footnote.

[@ravenmorris4229]

What a wealth of amazing information. I know now where my ancestors came from. Thank you for video.

[@jenmb2679]

Thank you. Your videos are always accurate. My fave channel

[@georgetterobin7122]

Superb presentation of the Viking Diaspora supported by a literate script and beautiful graphics. Can be used as a helpful historical overview to the series Vikings.

[@bunjiphunter676]

Fascinating stuff! Well presented and very informative. Thankyou very much. Fills the void that good tv left. 🤗

[@BeyondEcstasy]

Q: What's scarier than Vikings? A: Christianized, heavily armoured Vikings on horses.

[@larsemilarnason4029]

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[@comradepolarbear6920]

Normans ?

[@altareggo]

@Sigtrygg Ironside Agreed. We are living in a new pagan era, where pretty well everything Jesus ever taught or stood for, is being discarded even by many who call themselves Christians out of sheer hubris and ignorance... and who vote for folks who have absolutely NO moral principles or Christ-like attributes at all. These are Perilous Times indeed.

[@samo4866]

@@altareggo Christianity is the only religion that can be discriminated against, and nobody will say a thing. Christians are being harassed and murdered around the world at alarming rates, and the Bible is being banned by many countries. Many people will call this a good thing. We live in a messed up time...

[@ziblot1235]

A documentarian with a little knowledge. Like this half wit.

[@charris5700]

SKRAELINGS! Sounds like something from Skyrim. Your editing, narration and voice are perfect as usual. Great video.

[@cruisepaige]

I was eating at the Norseman restaurant yesterday and my cod had “scruncheon” on it. I was thinking about you saying skraelings.

[@anjajacobsen9739]

I like when he explains that the norsemen first of all were settlers, traders and explorers. For I guess many see them first of all as raiders/badass people.

[@melindabraun6060]

no, they raided only seasonally...as a pastime when they could not farm the land

[@ChillPillDyl]

Most were NOT raiders. The Norse were farmers first and foremost. Raiding occurred as a means of survival and not aimless violence

[@KyoshinRed]

@@ChillPillDyl facts its real life my guy at the end of the day they're still like us. You wouldnt go invade some city and put you and your people in danger like that because you felt like it.

[@ChillPillDyl]

@world leader Ok lets break this down. Viking is an occupation, NOT the term for all the Nordic region. There were Vikings all over the world, because if you traveled to trade, pillaging, etc, then you're a Viking. Keep in mind that OP used the term Norsemen and not Vikings. You assumed I was talking about Vikings, which I wasn't at all, but I don't blame the assumption. The Norsemen weren't all Vikings, because most of the population were farmers and traders that stayed within their homeland and cared for their people. Majority of the population during the Viking Age WEREN'T VIKINGS. They were farmers and traders. Now were the Vikings we understand from TV Shows and some historical texts like Adam of Bremen and Tacitus' Germania seen as killers - absolutely. But were all people during the Viking Age killers and rapists - absolutely not. The Vikings aren't to be glorified, because obviously there were many atrocities they committed. But to broad stroke the Nordic/Germanic peoples during the Viking Age as rapists, and to say that I was glorifying them, is extraordinarily off base.

[@lmtt123]

Of course. They were all gay, black and eco warriors too? Get real.

[@niccoarcadia4179]

History is amazing. I love history of the kings/warriors/explorers of the Medieval era. Audiobooks are great for late night listening to help one sleep.

[@ezzovonachalm7038]

I really cannot SLEEP after so fantastic and informative a Video: I try to remember most of what I just learned and saw

[@dragonrykr]

Manx is revived, it is no longer extinct! It is spoken as a second-language by around 500 Manx people

[@HistoryTime]

dragonrykr I had no idea of this. Incredible if true. I’m going to investigate further. Thanks for bringing to my attention!

[@daveh3997]

@@HistoryTimeManx is not dead www.bbc.com/news/magazine-21242667

[@garychandler4296]

@@daveh3997 Aha! History and tradition rule!

[@athulfgeirsson]

@@thedarquibus Welsh and Cornish are not Gaelic/Goidelic, they are Brittonic/Brythonic. Very distinct.

[@maidhcdemoinbhiol6017]

Cornish, Welsh and Bretton and Cumbric are Brythonic while Irish, Scottish and Manx are Goidelic.

[@williamwyckoff3963]

I love the Vikings knowledge ! That's where my ancestors came from and am proud of that knowledge Hearld of England 1060- threw 1065 and king Eirik of Sweden 800 & king Bjorn of Norway 882- threw 932

[@escaragami]

What wonderful graphics you show and oh what a story you spin. Thank you.

[@jbussa]

One of my favorites. went back and watched again.

[@Agrippa23]

You should do a video about Ostrogothic Italy under Theodric the great! Also Awesome videos! You should have wayyyy more subscribers idk how you don’t have a million right now. Well anyway cheers from the United States!

[@steveperez178]

Seconded, on all points!

[@HistoryTime]

Ostrogothic Italy and Theodoric definitely on the way in my Fall of Rome series. Though there's quite a few episodes to get through yet. Ahem *Huns*

[@elizabethhestevold1340]

This video most informative on Scandinavia, thank you.🇺🇸🇩🇰🦅Jonathan .

[@SilvanOgnjeni]

Ostrogothic Theodoric, still today surnames in Serbia 😉

[@FrensUnited]

Check out Asha Logos. Great series on Goth Kings and Theodoric

[@_nakari]

I saw a comment you are just a KZbinr? I genuinely thought you were part of the History Channel. Amazing production mate! Thanks for these so much. I am learning more about Vikings since Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, and love learning about their true history.

[@gunsndogs49]

Fascinating stuff ! I read and listen over and over again .

[@SS-qo3nt]

I've been searching for 3 years, I'm so grateful to you to finding the confirmed missing linkup between all my ancestries: the far-travelled Vikings!

[@markothwriter]

My family still has connections to our farm in the "Land of Warriors" Hadland Norway. Which is just north of Oslo. (My mother's cousin went there during WWII on a mission for the OSS, and met & married another cousin, and stayed. So we still go back to the family farm.) I can see where the strength comes from they had a harsh, sharsh existence during the cold ice age. So, after the lands warmed the population boomed. These subsistence farmers just survived during most of the year, they lived in a dark winter -- living off stored food, stored fats, and fasting. They had a couple months in the summer to make everything. It makes a person tough.

[@melindabraun6060]

this is how survivors are forged! :) amazing

[@usapatriot7826]

I love falling asleep listening to your videos as it all comes alive in my dreams thanks to your excellent narration

[@tordenbob]

You have got a Richard Attenborough style/authority about your voice. Your videos are fantastic. Love it!

[@slickjimmyspeaks3995]

That was the best pitch for Audible I've ever heard. Kudos.

[@Gaming4Justice]

Hey, loved it. I really like that that you decided to include the Baltic areas aswell and mention Saaremaa's burials. It really gets buried and people don't really think of Estonians as vikings. New findings actually have given us more viking age treausres from Läänemaa (western coast of Estonia just to the east of Saaremaa) than from Saaremaa. The cultural mix is so insane for that time, even more than nowadays. Archeologists also point out that they cannot differenciate between Scandinavian findings and stuff from Saaremaa.

[@susanarmstrongrobinson6911]

That was outstanding. I was riveted from beginning to end. The maps and illustrations are superb. Need to watch it all again as there is so much to take in. Thank you.❤

[@constatinexipalaeologus507]

This is a very informative video and fills in my limited understanding of the Vikings. While I was in Istanbul/Constantinople I visited the Hagia Sophia 8 times and I saw the Viking runes carved into the marble railing. I'll have to subscribe to your books.

[@debgreentree]

Thank you for your input to my brain The depth of your knowledge is a wonderful swim topped with your eloquent wordsmithing Thank you

[@andrewwade8464]

Wow. This moves so quickly through so many theatres in detail i knew little or nothing of. Appreciate the work gone into this. Top notch.

[@Harbonium]

I am so thankful you for your work! It will be nice to make documentary about the Balkans

[@Elliot1949]

Awesome video!! No doubt, an outstanding source of knowledge.

[@andisadler2897]

When someone works and takes the time to edit and create a documentary such as this we must take note. Fantastic documentary, researched thoroughly and very informative and enjoyable. Well done sir.

[@almighty5839]

One of the greatest videos and documentaries I’ve seen well done.

[@revolvermaster4939]

World class presentations, everyone I’ve seen, including perfecty paired background music!

[@stagbeetle195]

Outstanding compilation of knowledge. Well executed. Bravo and thank you!

[@MJFAN666]

This is.. Like on par with a BBC docu. Good shit man. Love your content. Perfect blend of music and visuals and content and accent!!!

[@jamesharrington4752]

Thank you so much for a most informative and enjoyable video.

[@ScrapironRyann]

Churning out content like your life depends on it, love your vids, amazing contribution, please never stop

[@arijao92]

These are better than many documentaries that I have seen, your content is awesome

[@HistoryTime]

Thanks Ari awesome of you to say

[@keevster97]

Absoloutely love these viking history/early scandinavia videos, any plans covering swedish vikings? P.S keep up the good work!👍

[@HistoryTime]

I will definitely do a few videos on Viking Sweden. May take a while though.

[@eccobravo188]

@Brian Brinck Nielsen Then you have lots to learn.

[@lonestarbellepk]

Please more about the Swedish and Balkan countries

[@eccobravo188]

@Brian Brinck Nielsen Och jag älskar det faktum att Dansken fått så mycket spö av Svensken genom tiden. Trots att jag är finne.

[@zoom5024]

@Brian Brinck Nielsen i guess you've never heard of the Varangians then.

[@jeffstevens156]

WONDERFUL CONTENT, TOLD VERY WELL. IM IMPRESSED. I WILL RETURN.

[@gaslitworldf.melissab2897]

Thank you so much. Professional. Entertaining. Educational.

[@HistoryTime]

Thanks very much

[@agentn8996]

I don’t have much but I have some proud Viking blood thanks to their conquests in Yorkshire

[@buddha2010]

your videos are awesome man keep it up. I WANT MORE SCANDINAVIAN HISTORY PLEEEEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAASE

[@HistoryTime]

Thanks for watching! Appreciate it

[@ziblot1235]

Go to the library and get a boook. YOu will learn a lot more and you wont have some nimrod with an ax to grind against Germans. There werent any GERMANS in the 10th century. There was the Holy Roman Empire, Italian, Flemish, Dutch, Saxons, Friesians, Bavarians, Austrians, Hungarians...where are the Germans? There was not a Germany until 1870.

[@jessikanobert2903]

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[@hallvardlundehervig5508]

EVERYONE should donate to this guy!

[@Artur_M.]

I've made my first comment before the best part of the video: the exploration of the Scandinavian-Polish connections. Best video ever! 😁

[@erikeriksson3615]

Exactly 👍the jomvikings at Wollin. A mix of Swedish and polish culture witch goes back all the way to the bronze age.

[@Artur_M.]

@@erikeriksson3615 Thanks, although I have to admit that talking about "Polish culture" (or anything) back in the bronze age is a bit of anachronism. But yeah, the people living around the Baltic certainly had contacts with one another for a long time. I was expecting Jomsborg to be mentioned but unlike nearly any other element of this video, I didn't expect that much about the first two rulers of Poland and their Nordic connections.

[@erikeriksson3615]

@@Artur_M. Thanks for interesting reply. Why I was mentioned bronze age is that bin the Swedish province of Ostrogothe lots of women's are in graves probably married to local gothic mens. They women's are Slavic because they have with them special pottery and things that is only from polish areas. They Swedish Gothic tribe and Polen have in the iron age before christ also big connection and also migration we can se in graves the Wielbark culture and in Ostrogothi and westgothi in Sweden we see in graves from warriors connection with Polend. Regards

[@igorjajic6898]

DEAR ARTUR WE SORABS OR SERBIANS AS YOU CALLED US ARE ONLY REALL PROTOEUROPIANS TOGETHER WITH OUR NORSK BROTHERS,....OUR CITIES ARE FROM MACEDONIA UNTILL DENMARK AND SIBIRIA SOME OLDER THEN 10 000 BC....OUR CHILDREEN ARE RUSS,PRUSS POOLL SLOVENDS WENDS BALTS VALAHS,...ETC,...WE ALL SPEAK ONE LANGUAGE WITH DIALECTS,....POOL KINGDOM WAS FOUNDEED BY SERBIAN KING BOLESLAV FROM SERBIAN LUISITANIA/PRUSSLAND ...OH BTW ARTHOUR WAS SERBIAN PRINCE FROM PANONIA,...CALLED BY HIS RELATIVES BRETONS TO MAKE ORDER AND LAW IN BREATANIA........

[@HistoryTime]

Thanks for watching man!

[@matte6352]

I am but a simple man. I see war, and I click. Danke je

[@vullrath]

thank you so much for this... I am Irish Viking and we have many books on our family history..

[@davidwilcox7]

So glad I found your channel. Absolutely fabulous video and great narration! Liked & subscribed.

[@DATA-qt3nb]

Love the knowledge and your format, stay humble

[@HistoryTime]

Thanks for watching Adam

[@hairblairbunch]

I consider this the best History channel on KZbin. Really outstanding videos!

[@lindalee7322]

Wonderful! Thank you. Merry Christmas. Happy New year.

[@rd8370]

Happy Easter. 🐣

[@lisamatthews8906]

Loved the video ~ helps me appreciate the Welsh, French, Irish, Swedish and Cherokee ancestry! ✌

[@marcvsahlal-khatwa5460]

I love this idea of coalescing your shorter works into "documentary-like" features. You did a great job, as always also, 17Days 6Hours 20Minutes!? ...and here I thought I have a problem :)

[@dollmck8360]

Enjoying the whole series today Thank u so much for your time in presenting this intriguing Era of history

[@TheRealThaenatos]

ABSOLUTELY love it! Great job and please keep it up. :D

[@cweefy]

i cannot fathom such an arduous way of life . these were very different people .

[@jorisvries5146]

hey chap just want to let you know, your the first channal ive subbscribed to the last 12 years

[@NancyRutland]

Just began listening. It’s wonderfully written

[@yusufbych6308]

great video-İ got viking blod in my veins from my father side hes family name is Binderup a old viking name and hes family all live south of Aalborg and its a big family-proud of that and my mothers family is from Russia so İ got strong gens from my ancestors-thank you for the video-may the Force be with you

[@ChristopherBowly]

Excellent documentary. Very interesting & full if detail & facts . Well presented. Many thanks .

[@theblackprince1346]

20 minutes in and this video is so damn good. Will there be more "tour" videos in the future?

[@HistoryTime]

Yes! Definitely. What eras would you like to see covered?

[@theblackprince1346]

@@HistoryTime a tour of the crusader states at their height maybe?

[@HistoryTime]

​@@theblackprince1346 Definitely in the works. 1130s potentially.

[@serpens_6969]

this channel is such a gem

[@JohnVance]

Fantastic as always, thanks man.

[@HistoryTime]

Thanks John

[@flametreepress]

Really excellent detail of a confusing, but fascinating period of history. Thank you ...

[@rickvandersterren6176]

Beautiful map! btw, Amsterdam hadn't been founded yet in 1000 AD. The most important town in the area would've been Utrecht, seat of the bishop of Utrecht.

[@icescrew1]

Huge swaths of adventure. And as you mentioned, many, many unrecorded stories. The possibilities are endless.

[@scottweaverphotovideo]

Terrific documentary. Thanks!

[@HistoryTime]

Thanks for watching

[@gordonkearney7356]

Fantastic documentary a great deal of work has gone into this. One of the most in-depth I have had the pleasure to listen to. I wish you well with your future endeavours as I'm now hooked.

[@jcrazy1820]

Great video. A tour of holy Roman empire would be nice.

[@HistoryTime]

Nice idea. I have something in the works similar to this video but Germany and mainland Europe in the year 1000.

[@jcrazy1820]

Oh nice can't wait to see that one . Great channel by the way it is amazing listening to what all these ancient people have achieved and failed at . Makes you think in a thousand years what will people say about us.

[@elihobson7956]

Heading over to Audible for ya, sir. And thanks again. The shout out to Bernard Cornwell was nice. I am banging through his "Stonehenge" currently, and it made my day to see this vid pop up. Cheers, and again, my thanks.

[@HistoryTime]

Thanks Eli! Bernard Cornwell is the man. His Saxon Stories, along with Michael Wood documentaries essentially got me into this period of history.