The Complete History Of How Man Conquered The Ocean | Setting Sail | All Out History

[@gingyberrie]

now this is some content i can nap to

[@HAMMER_2.2]

YES!! Added to me sleepy time Playlist of history documentaries

[@MH-wm6df]

@@HAMMER_2.2yes! Me too! iPhone turned down to a 1, lowest setting…and placed next to my ear so wife doesn’t hear

[@scottvickrey2743]

"Some history, as best as can be surmised to nap to. Living vicariously as a Polynesian is somewhat soothing compared to the lives we live." Saved to my bedtime playlist good eye!

[@petram7130]

js woke up and this was playing 🤤🤤

[@RobertKittell-fy4qc]

​❤@@HAMMER_2.2😊🎉😢3😊😅😅😅😅

[@uthinkaboutthat]

Imagining a 2000 mile journey in a double canoe, headed to an unknown island dotting a vast ocean. Now we do too much of our exploring in cyberspace. Thanks for uploading these vintage videos. I see that Alan Ziegler has been dead twenty years. RIP.

[@michaelm1313]

Imagine a world with WAY LOWER sea level EVERYWHERE and how much shorter these journeys could have been and the ocean has covered or wiped out all trace of predominantly woodworking peoples.

[@thurbine2411]

@@michaelm1313 well we know with quite good accuracy what the sea level has been before.

[@mat4263]

This is an amazingly produced documentary covering an amazing breadth of history. A topic I've long be interested in is the very early maritime migrations of polynesians and melanesians. It's amazing to think of them navigating oceans in dugouts to remote islands. As well as the voyages of the great Zheng He and the other remarkable seafaring accomplishments this is a great documentary.

[@John.Flower.Productions]

It at least attests the false belief and/or claims about those people(s) being indigenous to lands in which they currently live.

[@hermanoverdorp6616]

Nice 1, a good listen while resting

[@charlesHUECKSTAEDT-e8p]

fart doc omg zzzzzzzzz time

[@NightOfTheRevolution]

When you get so high you end up on high school history class content

[@Richard_Lush]

Somehow I was dreaming about maritime history then I woke up to this. It’s very good I will say.

[@badtransistions]

Crazy how these guys did all this work and y’all are hating

[@Saurischian]

Thank you for upload

[@lorettayoung8911]

Wow,love this!

[@Donovan-gm4gr]

My name is Donovan Grace, I am of Hawaiian decent, I was always lead to believe that the Hawaiian people came from the Marcaysis (I probably spelled that wrong lol) Islands with the first of these voyagers landing at South point. Soon after landing here, a group of voyagers set sail and eventually landing in New Zealand. There is what I believe is proof of this version of event via a plant that can only be found in 3 places in the world., South point on the big island, Papua New Guinea, and Australia. This plant has wood that's so tough that the Hawaiians used it for making fish hooks. This tree proves that the Hawaiians traveled that far across the Pacific.

[@Deleted11100]

James Cook, born in Middlesbrough, North East England. They built the world, from bridges across the U.S, to the Tyne bridge, to Africa, south Africa, China right over to the Sydney harbour bridge. You can find Dorman Long steel stamps in lots of places worldwide, it's like finding an easter egg in a game. For a good 100 years, we were the iron exporters and steel manufacturers of the world, providing Atlas steel in the US with the minerals and steel to produce the WTC... it's fair to say thanks to Henry Bolckow and John Vaughan, not only did my humble hardy hometown of Middlesbrough, England not just discover Australia, or provide the world with some of the best music, but provided the world with Steel, the foundation of the 19th/20th Centuries... from shipbuilding and bridges worldwide. True hardy, gritty Englishmen. Proud as punch mate.

[@samuelj2408]

Quality sleep tonic right here.. 😴 💤💤..

[@LuisCypher4666]

Man has conquered the ocean? Last I heard, the ocean still has the upper hand.

[@samuelj2408]

Don't be obtuse, man has in fact conquered the oceans, hell man has conquered space travel.

[@LuisCypher4666]

@@samuelj2408 Tell that to the people who die out there all the time. They may say differently, or maybe they would if they weren't dead. I wouldn't put too much faith in our domination of space either. Sounds like you've taken Star Trek way too seriously.

[@samuelj2408]

@@LuisCypher4666 people die on land way more then on water, does that mean we have not conquered land travel? you are as dense as a rock.

[@clockhanded]

@@LuisCypher4666 Man dieing doesn't mean he hasn't conquered something. Man always dies and their children go further. (Or that is how it used to work.) That being said, I don't believe man has conquered the ocean considering how much of it is unexplored.

[@AlanpittsS2b]

@@samuelj2408we have not conquered space or the ocean we navigate both with respect and we are still in crawling phase of space travel compared to what is possible. You can’t conquer the ocean you can use skill and knowledge to be as safe as possible but there will always be risk of disaster.

[@Andy_Babb]

Finally! Some more ancient history! This is cool, great topic!

[@rheinhardtgrafvonthiesenha8185]

You mean you’re not interested in how aliens built the pyramids lol

[@Andy_Babb]

@@rheinhardtgrafvonthiesenha8185 How ignorant of me, right? lolol But no, nor am I interested in watching a bunch of rednecks talk about how they’re finding Bigfoot haha

[@charlesHUECKSTAEDT-e8p]

lies

[@Andy_Babb]

@@rheinhardtgrafvonthiesenha8185 Darn, such an interesting topic 🤮 lol I didn’t like the first episode of that show… I assume the next 638 were equally as terrible lol

[@BlueBonnie764]

👽 🛸 I missed that episode 😭...

[@veritas41photo]

Wonderful documentary!

[@1978JonBullock]

A very good Nautical documentary some very interesting information. The size of the old Chinese ships seems huge to other vessels of the same age.

[@jeffh8693]

1:50 The GREED kept this video from going big...greed of the skip ads....everyone has a price

[@ConnoisseurOfExistence]

I'd love to know more about the people and their boats, that sailed 40 000 years ago!

[@Evilzionistbabykillers]

Very interesting documentary 💯👌

[@b1laxson]

@42:00 explorer against winds

[@jugo1944]

Love their choral singing

[@stackfire9601]

My Spidey senses tell me the CELL PHONE caused all this 😂. Jeep smoke screen....

[@ossianx8752]

You never really conquer an ocean or the seas and occasionally it will let you know it. They allow you to pass if you are lucky ❤

[@nephewbob7264]

Quite presumptuous to think that mankind has conquered the oceans, when in fact, we've barely scratched the surface.

[@Youhopper707]

My scrolling ends here sleep to this i will. 🎉

[@John.Flower.Productions]

49:50 The noble savages, motivated by their righteous desire to explore and stay in touch with one another. *Absurd.*

[@kaopua1972]

CheeHoo Polynesia!!!!!!

[@SuperFlo8888]

Aloha!🤙

[@adamstevens3304]

Background music too loud!!!

[@trumpetmano]

Polynesians conquered the Pacific before Europeans were even sailing out of sight of Land... amazing

[@HowardWilder-i5v]

The narrator sounds like William B. Davis aka "The Cigarette-Smoking (Cancer) Man" of X-Files fame... I know Gillian Anderson has done some documentary voice over work, but I didn't know if Davis ever did...

[@kellybraun7048]

Did someone flip the video? Why is he writing left to right? I thought Asian writings were all right to left? Are there some variations due to Western influence? 2:15:11

[@jonibarger3147]

When did man conquer the ocean? That's news to me.

[@Stupidityindex]

Does anything prove faith is respectable better than finding prophets & cherubim in the Yellow Pages?

[@jaimedavis439]

33:42 college aint shit! ideal IDEAL that is my grammar police pet peeve fucking ideal

[@GosseAlvis-i7m]

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[@rosaliehagart1888]

Braw

[@PatriciaBaughman-k4n]

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[@michaelm1313]

yo im watching this because i have a theory, ancient nephilim giants were the Maori seafarers who had an extensive coastal civilization that spawned the stories atlantis, sea peoples, carthage, pheonicia... etc. They went around in boats and controlled the world. how far back though? we have human ancestors stretching 3million years. Maybe all of this stuff happened independently, like homo sapien occured via evolution and changing climate and these various groups who were disconnected via the changing climate ~15KYA. Then we get all these stories ebcause different groups of humans were more hostile to each other than a lion in the wilderness... So we get all these stories of ancient battle as all these peoples inland settled and took over the seafarers places. It is incredible really. but now im gonna watch this and see if im on the right track. We really are not original and we all just do what the environment makes us and our genetic instructions. Gosh i wish i could hold a cohesive thought long enough to type it out. But i guess this would be 900 pages isntead of a paragraph

[@keetahbrough]

'conquered the ocean' LMFAO.. now that was the dumbest sentence in the history of language that i've ever heard.

[@hhunstad2011]

As far as humans are able to navigate and inhabit even her fiercest waters. A victory in every sense of the word.

[@xavisanchez7522]

@@hhunstad2011destroying this beatiful planet and fill it with disgraceful despicable scavengers , well done

[@williamelewis464]

we did it by copying animals who already adapted

[@deadlynightshade9094]

*colonized and committed genocide across the ocean

[@b1laxson]

Unless you're in Africa you are a colonizer.

[@John.Flower.Productions]

Lifted the primitive people(s) from their ignorance, disease, starvation, slavery, misery, depravation, et cetera…

[@charlesHUECKSTAEDT-e8p]

woke JOKE ! haaaaaaaaaaa

[@LM-lv6fv]

I am Moana🫶🏼🥰🌴🎶

[@Aethelvlad]

The ocean continues to take lives every year. That which is larger than us can never be conquered, only momentarily overcome. That is like an ant proclaiming "I have conquered the forest!" because he has traversed a web of tree roots. Also, too long didn't watch.

[@blazefa.]

Shut up.

[@charlesHUECKSTAEDT-e8p]

78% white ... dna ..ok sweet ..

[@tadasdovii8262]

All homo sapiens came from africa

[@John.Flower.Productions]

@@tadasdovii8262 At least you know that the claims of all the various _indigenous people(s)_ are nonsense.

[@pateder2163]

I tried I really did but oh my lord is this a piece of garbage everywhere I went it was more garbage worst documentary ever made about the subject you should have titled it hey we took pictures of all the slummy ports in the world and we talk softly

[@Luckey900]

Blah Blah Blah....why don't ya get a real job !

[@TlD-dg6ug]

Man never conquered the oceans lol