Silk Road Virtual Tour

A virtual tour of the Silk Road, from Rome to China, with visits to significant sites along the way.

[@288skp]

One of the best documentaries on the SIlk Road. Thank you.

[@QthePhysicist]

Excellent presentation, exactly what I was looking for. Thank you for taking the time to make this.

[@Sharon-nb8jb]

Thank you for making this amazing virtual tour. It's really easy to follow. Can't believe you can cover so much info in a 12- minute video.

[@pranav377]

nice informative lecture which we normally don't get to know from media.

[@mikechristiansen8819]

I LOVE this! I learned more about the Silk Road than I ever knew before. Actually, I didn't know anything before, so that was a pretty low bar to cross, but I'm still grateful. Great job, Clayton!

[@alexrediger2099]

Thank you for this. I've bedn trying to get a handle on this geography

[@corazoncubano5372]

It's amazing that merchants were able to travel such tremendous distances by horse and caravan. I complain about a 16 hour ride on the Greyhound. Much respect to them.

[@Silviaeb]

Asensio Rodriguez 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@carlosyamashita562]

Very good didatical tour! Congratulations!

[@lynnwong-denton5947]

Thank you for this presentation. It is truly amazing :) Currently, helping my daughter with her history project and I suggested that she writes about the Silk Road. I have been fascinated by the Silk Road history since I watched a presentation by History Channel when I was a kid :) A few years ago, I had the opportunity to visit Turkey and during one of our stop our guide showed us one of the caranavasi that still stands till today that on along a route of the Silk Road.

[@davidcurtis822]

I am showing to my students in January, 2020

[@MaheraOmar]

Thank you for making this. It's an excellent presentation.

[@gulinapether8981]

Would be good to add Burana Tower located in town Tokmok, Kyrgyzstan. It was the main stop for caravans travelling through the Silk Road

[@suchandraroy587]

Amazing

[@thebullguy9938]

It would be helpful if you could pin point each city on the map as such Petra , Balmira ?

[@ramthian]

Cool 😎

[@rasul407]

Beautiful explanation

[@aktake2]

Absolutely!

[@RetroLPGames]

Thank you for this great video! It provides lots of information while being very interesting :) On a side note: How amazing are the opportunities the internet gives us for making such videos? And also in preserving history - to think of the sights in Palmyra, which sadly don't stand anymore but we can see here.

[@Ali-uz8qg]

Thanks Clayton.

[@articslash2436]

nice video :)

[@karolinapek4461]

You should make more videos.

[@edydon]

Great video. Though I am disappointed you didn't mention the city of Samarkand

[@keffinsg]

silk is named after the Chinese world for silk 丝. It written in Pinying as 'si", but is pronounced like "sssr".

[@michaelwolfe212]

who is watching in 2017!?!?!?!?!?!?

[@claudiachristern7830]

You should realize that almost 1000 years of history of Central Asia is not mentioned in Western History books. But this continent is on the rise and will be leading in the next centuries. Read Peter Frankopans book

[@RQ73_]

Lol, I am.

[@julieimperl8825]

Michael Wolfe meeeeee

[@erinweston212]

Aren't you?

[@3as0nnnn]

Not me lol

[@ashbelseban.m7292]

Very interesting to watch

[@tims5110]

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[@jaameshehd.1354]

Good work

[@LibertyForIran2022]

Crediting Alexander is more than misleading. It's revisionist history. The Mods were the ones who established the trade route.

[@claytonbrown8428]

Crediting Alexander's conquests with "widening existing trade routes" is "revisionist"? Watch the video again--I never suggested he personally started the Silk Road. Rather, he forged the Hellenistic world.

[@LibertyForIran2022]

Clayton Brown The word you used was "established ". That's more than misleading by 3 centuries.

[@alizhassan]

Where's the lamb sauce?

[@alizhassan]

@Jaxsen Phillips 🤬🤬🤬

[@meixingmichael2480]

do you know how to speak chinese？

[@keelyn6828]

對啊你呢 What about you :>

[@user-rh2pv2kc5g]

mavleirs

[@tims5110]

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[@tims5110]

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[@chrissalazar9655]

2018

[@aeqluvz]

my teacher showed this to us... no not David Curtis

[@mogsparkzzy1086]

This is boring

[@suchandraroy587]

@Darric P.L. yep ur right