Kalmakareh cave (part 2)

[@KayB97]

Amazing natural history told beautifully with the right background music to set the tone, u are great dude.

[@KayB97]

Can’t edit for some reason but ignore “natural” lol

[@Human_Journey2023]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@Earthbound369]

Great job documenting and showing us these fascinating caves and the history of their content.

[@williamgibson248]

What a fantastic video. Very informative and visually stunning! 👍

[@yardner1963]

Part 1 was very informational 👍🏽

[@berteisenbraun7415]

love what you doing with your channel, great stuff!

[@Human_Journey2023]

My pleasure. Thank you

[@tallmikbcroft6937]

Interesting.. living history.. Your videos are really good. I'll link it to my friends. Reminds me of a saying I heard., "May you live in interesting times." ... Ancient curse.

[@Human_Journey2023]

A curse and a blessing...

[@tallmikbcroft6937]

@@Human_Journey2023 nice yes I agree

[@MadCatTex]

Very good this videos. Great work. Thank you.

[@echohunter4199]

Thank you for taking time to make these well done videos.

[@randalhansen9039]

Thank you for your video documentaries! I do hope there will be more.

[@leosrule5691]

Thank you. I would never have known about this topic if you had not posted it. Your efforts are very much appreciated.

[@whitneymacdonald4396]

Wonderful. So interesting. Thank you.

[@wolfganggugelweith8760]

Very interesting! Greetings from Linz Austria 🇦🇹😎👍🥨🍺🏔⛷🛶🐺 Europe!

[@Human_Journey2023]

Thanks for coming

[@spinny2010]

This is a very exciting and intriguing story. I must visit Iran one day. As someone who has trained in metal sculpture, these artefacts are stunning. They are made using repousse technique of hammering sheet metal into the desired form. As the metal is hit repeatedly it hardens and therefore must be heated to red hot in order to "soften" it before carrying on. Something else that really impressed me is how the cuneiform was done. As the Assyrians used styluses in soft clay they had to plaster the bare rock before writing. The fact that any of the clay plaster remains to this day is impressive.

[@joannanorma]

Very good and fascinating. What a mystery!

[@harryatighi423]

Thank you ... Fantastic

[@a.s2205]

Greeks didn't bring philosophy to Persia. Philosophy is a term coined by Pythagoras after being captured by Persians. It directly translates to Love of wisdom or MazdaYasna which is the name of the zoroastrian religion

[@tonymarselle8812]

Are you trying to tell us that the cradle of civilization did something like create philosophy in the process? Actually that makes sense…..

[@MedianEmpire]

Couldn’t have said it better.

[@yardner1963]

The narrator clearly says the Greeks brought “their” philosophy to Persia.

[@a.s2205]

@@yardner1963 and I clearly state why the narrator is wrong

[@manh9105]

Advance military tactics of Alexandar ? Who was defeated by a petty king of North-West India Puru .....

[@secularsunshine9036]

*Let the Sunshine in*

[@farshidtaheri569]

Iran/ Persia, has been conquered by Greeks, Arabs and Mongols. The most devastating of all was Arab destruction and looting. The current regime since 1979 is second Arab invasion of Iran.

[@joeaustin775]

The guards may have died from lack of water in 6/8 days . However they could have lasted 30 days without food . 🥴😁🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸