Life In The Sahara, 1953

[@Soin1D]

Welcome back to “what my online history class is making me watch today”

[@lgfgaming434]

Sameeeee

[@odlespow]

Yes

[@clxtchbtw5891]

That’s what I’m doin run lol

[@Beanuh4]

😭

[@StarOnTheWater]

It's really interesting to see what documentaries were like in the old days!

[@SpyPabloSanchez]

I'm here for school, and some others are too.

[@saltykarot9347]

All the comments are either from 7-11 years ago or a month haha.

[@jaybando7044]

Same I’m here for school

[@mattm.5436]

I love these old documentaries. The narrators voice, the imperfections in the old Technicolor film, the thematic melody in the background so secondary to the narrator.

[@wmeule]

1-4: The Sahara Desert is dry because it has a water deficit (more water leaves than arrives). The Sahara Desert is surrounded by water (Atlantic Ocean and Mediterranean Sea) but the water does not hydrate the landmass. Water is kept out of Sahara by mountains along oceanfront. The minuscule amount of moisture eventually exits the Sahara Desert to the south and east as it is blown on the wind. Because of the preceding; Sahara is expanding to the south as evidenced by the now dry Lake Chad.

[@youssefjamal81000]

حقا انهم وثائقي جد قديم عن الصحراء الكبرى جميل و رائع عن نمط حياة الصحراويين

[@TheGamerTamerTMFormallyCozmo]

Welcome to online class, take a coffee, have a seat, and lets bear through this together.

[@faizlaa15]

It takes courage to dive in those deepest wells just wow

[@ramongomez5068]

franky15

[@batmanboyman]

@mweldu The video is actually quite complimentary to the ingenious way the people lived in these areas. It is not racist. The narrator is praising the people.

[@sorryjimingottauseuremailf7077]

saitama...?

[@olbradley]

I wouldn't imagine that a history class would use a documentary from a time when Britain and France still controlled most of Africa.

[@SteveSkidmore88]

I love watching documentaries and educational films from the 1950s! :) This one was so interesting, I dont care if it was made 60 years ago I learned a lot!

[@yayomartinez1644]

beautiful and informative thnx

[@vivianadejesus5802]

Nice documentary!

[@JuliaMalvar]

Actually it changed drastically...

[@SakhaliaNet]

Interesting video. Traditional times in the Sahara.

[@steveandon63]

good job thanks

[@badbobby656]

Good documentary.

[@kuiperbelt2488]

Were all old documentaries narrated by the same guy? I swear, all of these docs have the same narrating voice!

[@sudhirnair29]

Very interesting

[@jasonespejel6520]

my project is due on the 6th and i just started-🥲

[@naziapal]

salute to those brave divers

[@esmondflemming4481]

Informative documentary about life in the Saraha!

[@topsecretvideoschannelmust3799]

Good video

[@wmeule]

4-4: The concept of a canal system into the Sahara from the Mediterranean Sea is not new. A hundred years ago the French spent many francs researching this idea. For some dramatized discussion; read: Invasion of the Sea (French: L'Invasion de la mer) by: Jules Gabriel Verne’s book. To accomplish this will: Locally; bring water to many and along with water comes hope; Globally; allowing the water into Sahara will reduce the sea level a bit and a re-hydrated Sahara will reduce global warming.

[@YouTubeBlueButterflies]

please update this area for today, 2018

[@steveandon63]

good movie

[@210950uarg]

cearle28 how old are you ?

[@christiancox2193]

Wow, its been 8 years and you never got your answer

[@210950uarg]

you mast see the sahara desert ! mauretania algeria maroco tunesia and libya !

[@eddieds312]

87.5k views?

[@mohamedali-o7u2m]

welcome

[@hoyambacha2585]

La femme algerinne avec le haik

[@jonathanstefanowski9085]

hi mr d class

[@daanimalboy]

how is this video racist or misinformation? they barely talk about the people, but rather about what its like to live in the sahara.

[@thomasjohnston8156]

9 deserts

[@ayelight3342]

REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

[@Russiakiew]

SAHARA;ALGERIA;1950

[@abderrazakdriouky1567]

Moroccan Sahara Desert 1950,Guelmim area

[@abderrazakdriouky1567]

Algeria was born after 1962,before that date there was no place called algeria!!!

[@hoyambacha2585]

Sahara algeria 1950

[@المفكرالعميق-ظ4ق]

Not not algerian , this is taureg free sahara

[@nashimu_discord]

This is Algeria no daut

[@MsApcardoso]

soy puta

[@jek3456789]

so old

[@BaltimoreCracker]

You’re the old one now