The Hittites I Docu-Drama

A sweeping epic two-hour docu-drama on the Hittites, a major empire and civilization that ruled between 1650 and 1200 BC and forever changed the landscape of the ancient Near East and modern Western civilization.
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Shot in 35 locations in Turkey, Syria and Egypt, with photography in historical sites and museums of Turkey, Syria, and Egypt plus on-location interviews with world renowned scholars, The Hittites traces the history of these people, while presenting a political and cultural picture of the Near East and Anatolia. Through the use of digital technology and dramatic reenactments, key moments in Hittite history come alive and the audience journeys back in time to experience what it meant to be a Hittite 3500 years ago.
Director: Tolga Örnek
Writer: Tolga Örnek
Producer: Tolga Örnek
Music: Tamer Çıray
Narrator: Jeremy Irons
Cast: Haluk Bilginer, Burak Sergen, Fikret Kuşkan, Sanem Çelik, Cüneyt Türel, Hüseyin Köroğlu, Yeşim Alıç.
#TolgaOrnek #Hittites #tamerçıray

[@cindypomerleau950]

This is what the Internet was created for. I really enjoyed this documentary. I've been on a quest to understand the conflicts in the Middle East all my adult life. Now I know why I loved ancient history most in school . And it was not taught in this depth. Thank you.

[@timothysmith1844]

River God by Wilbur Smith is a real eye opener. Based on scrolls discovered under some plaster. First time I ever heard of Hitites.

[@TonyRomeo9796]

No. The problems in the Middle East is due to religion. When you have a belief that says kill or subjugate as a basis for their religion, it means conflict.

[@moorereviews]

I had the privilege of visiting the Museum of Anatolian Civilizations in Ankara Turkey. There are some wonderful artifacts there.

[@Ismail0z]

Actually, The Hittites or Anatolians are NearEastern. Mesopotamians are MiddleEastern

[@jackangel4502]

I remember watching this on TV while I was on house arrest like 10 years ago. I remember it was really calming, and informative!!!

[@MrNiceGuyHistory]

This is the kind of stuff I fall asleep to every night. Nothing like the unimaginable horrors of bronze age warfare to blissfully drift away to..

[@orchidorio]

Ahhh yes.@@MrNiceGuyHistory

[@Pharaoh_Tutankhamen]

I know firsthand, the Hittites are brutal

[@SamDiMento]

Jeremy Irons' narration is always, always top rate.

[@kimberlyperrotis8962]

I love his voice, I wish he would narrate history books for Audible!

[@adriannespring8598]

​@@kimberlyperrotis8962YYYEEESSS!!!!!

[@Bella-wl6fn]

Yes😊

[@kopynd1]

yer jeremy was class on play away kids programme, he was mint in the drama longitude

[@SamDiMento]

@@kopynd1 Is that supposed to be English? Real question.

[@watermelonlalala]

There was a symbol for bread, that he knew from Babylonian or some other language. Then he noticed that there was a word that looked like eat in old German, and a word that looked like water in ancient Latin. Then a word that looks like drink in some other language. And finally Nu looked like Now in Latin. Now I eat bread, now I drink water. Once he got "eat bread", he figured out the rest like Sherlock Holmes. (This is how I remember reading the story when I was a kid.)

[@alex-ff1mp]

yes indeed.

[@saraswatkin9226]

Latin is a derivative of Sanskrit Indian language of antiquity. There is much concealed to poach history and whitewash it. Centuries BC the Indians were so advanced they had flying machines etc and therefore they could have appeared as aliens or "demons".

[@brettmuir5679]

And the Hittite word for water was wasser

[@watermelonlalala]

@@brettmuir5679 No, I just looked it up, the Hittite word was "watar". Same as our water. Latin "aqua". Wasser is German. I goofed it up, I guess.

[@brettmuir5679]

@@watermelonlalala thanks for the info. Wasser/water; mein fruend/my friend, nacht/night, tomaten/tomato, kartoffeln/potato....its all indo-euro to me. I wonder what other words we share

[@LynnColorado]

400 year old empire, crushed in 30 years. Sobering.

[@Pharaoh_Tutankhamen]

400?

[@brettmuir5679]

​@@Pharaoh_Tutankhamencome now, you do understand what was meant don't you?

[@Pharaoh_Tutankhamen]

@@brettmuir5679 wut?

[@ukestudio3002]

When the anthropologist speaks of king Mursilli’s grief and despair, he does so with so much compassion for a man thousands of year’s dead. it heartens me to see such humanity; a tribute to the effectiveness of the written word as well. Thank you Tolga, for this documentary.

[@Tolga_Ornek]

Glad you enjoyed it. The part you mention moves me each time as well and I think brings history to life in a very personal way.

[@carollynnberwindscheffler398]

😅Lord Jesus Christ. Emmanuel

[@ibrahimunsal1879]

@@Tolga_Orneksiz kimsiniz ve bu belgeselleri kendi yapıtlarınız gibi neden yayınlıyorsunuz telif hakkınız varmı

[@Tolga_Ornek]

@@ibrahimunsal1879 Asıl siz kimsiniz? Bu sayfadaki filmlerin hepsinin telifleri filmin yönetmeni, yapımcısı ve yazarı olarak bana ait.

[@ibrahimunsal1879]

@@Tolga_Ornek pardon beyefendi ben yanlış anladım özür dilerim yazar derken bu belgesel kurgumu ben tarihi bir belgesel bilimsel verilere dayanarak yapılmış yabacı iştirakli bir yapıt olduğunu düşünüyordum ben sizi bir KZbin emek hırsızı ile karıştırdım çok özür dilerim bu konularda biraz hassasım . Yazar kısmını hala anlamadım neyi yazdınız

[@johnperry3105]

As a person interested in studying the past, this has been one if my favourite KZbin videos

[@AlanFenick]

I wish someone had produced a program like this when taking ancient history in college. The presentation makes the subject easier to understand and enjoyable. Instead of just names, places and dates the program puts a human face to the subject! Well done is not enough praise!

[@ibe310]

IMAGINATION IS KEY

[@paullewis2413]

You Tube can be a great source of information and knowledge if you are careful to sort the genuine from pure sensationalist fiction. The best judge of this is to assess the quality of the production, the narration the general manner in which the subject is being presented. This documentary is a good example of high quality no nonsense production values.

[@AlanFenick]

@@paullewis2413 Agree!

[@angloedu5499]

The cinematography was like from the movie, “ The Duelists.” Set during the Napoleonic era. The narration by Jeremy Irons was dynamic and a good choice. It’s his English accent style, it frames the documentary more like a Hollywood epic movie about the lesser well known Hittite Empire but in a factual manner. Wow what a documentary, well done! Could watch this several times and not get bored!

[@krbailess]

This is one of my favorite documentary of all time. Thank you for posting! 👏

[@gregorynixon2945]

Apparently, Hattusa did not have a marketplace, or at least not a major one. Trade was managed top-down rather than catering to street-level bargaining. Hattusa was truly a sacred city, mostly used for daily rituals.

[@brettmuir5679]

Have you seen their hundreds of storehouses and huge ceramic containers buried under ground by the hundreds. You aught to visit Boğazköy sometime

[@kimberlyperrotis8962]

After watching this, I’ll have to just listen again, to simply enjoy the wonderful voice of Jeremy Irons, it’s both clear and soft, he makes everything sound like poetry. Plus, I really learn the material if I watch or listen a second time. I love ancient and medieval history, but begin yawning once guns and mechanization of war are introduced to history. War is evil, but it’s part of the human experience and probably the most important factor in human history. So, to learn history, we have to put up with hearing about wars. Praying for an end to war on earth.

[@garufia]

When I first heard about the Hittites it blew my mind. Especially the part where they couldn't figure out their language. Because they had finally realized it was not a middle Eastern language, but rather a language from somewhere else. About halfway through this the video it is revealed or they figured it out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h4ayfJSlmd9reMk

[@yaraviera4444]

Me too Jeremy iron the actor of men in the iron mask I didn't know this. Love too medival history so much to learn from.

[@herminepursch2470]

​@@garufiaI've always loved history but I've come to the conclusion that history is just someone's opinion

[@herminepursch2470]

Benedict Arnold was a traitor to Americans but he was a hero to the British

[@garufia]

@@herminepursch2470 In some instances, but I wouldn't say the majority. Talking to your point, the Romans did this to some extent. Especially when it came to Carthage, their bitterest enemy. They made them look more evil than they really were and we know very little about them because the Romans wrote their history after they thoroughly defeated them. Basically wiped them out of history. Not to mention a certain degree of genocide was committed after the two wars with them.

[@Mandarava100]

Really interesting especially about their religion. Ancient peoples were so clued in to the natural world and their connection with the hidden realms. We have lost these insights sadly.

[@m.patsyfauntleroy9645]

YET THE DECLARATION 1776 EMBRACED CREATOR AND NATURE'S GOD " RETURN THE EUROE OBSTRUCTION EGORENCE & GREED ESTABLISHED " OLD WORLD MISERY " REPEATING MEDIEVAL " MEDICAL DIE DRUGS " MISOLOGY MY REVIEW of HISTORY HARM - ony VS UNIVERSAL DUALITY PEACEMA' NY !

[@user-gd3xy2vl1s]

The attenton to detail is stunning in dress, armour, architecture, ritual and religion. I especially liked the spell for curing male impotence :-)

[@skyes7369]

I keep trying to watch this but as I am watching in the evening in bed I fall asleep to the very soothing narrator’s voice. This will be the 4th attempt. 🤣 stop being so damn soothing.!!

[@jameydupuy9280]

I'm on my 3rd time trying to watch and not fall asleep. Coffee in hand and 2pm in the afternoon! Here goes! 😂😂

[@peterp5889]

Perhaps ancient history is not your cup of tea... perhaps you are follower not a leader... given you are not driven by the spirit but sensory stimuli (reaction=non creative quantum inFORMation Entanglement)

[@matthewmatt5285]

@@peterp5889 Of maybe they work harder than you?~

[@peterp5889]

@@matthewmatt5285 nobody works harder than I am 20 hours 7 days reason why I best Geopolitical insight into the world issues and resolution

[@ritaroberts1265]

Fascinating insite into the famous Hittite Empire. Superbly documented and narrated. The Hittite language is also fascinating and I have decided to embark upon learning their language. I shall watch this documentary again and again. Thank you.

[@francisfischer7620]

Insightful comment.

[@ayfercelik3810]

Merhaba.Çorum,Beyşehir ve Eregliyi biliyorum.Ceyrek asır sonra böyle bir filmle karşılaşmak güzel. Emeği geçen herkese teşekkürler

[@dutchhoke6555]

Couldnt stop watching this seamless history of an empire on a personal level. I'll keep an eye out for them in my Bible studies, and other aspects of their story.

[@rachaelskibbe7899]

More more more...Sir Jeremy Irons!!!

[@annastinehammersdottir1290]

I just spent a cold winter's day, cooking and watching this amazing production. Fascinating and illuminating exploration of history that affects both 'Asia Minor' and 'Europe' to this day.

[@MymilanitalyBlogspot]

Fascinating and sensitive, thank you. ... I see at the end of the credits that it was produced in 2003. Thank you for posting it.

[@Pincer88]

What a magnificent portrait of a people and their civilization. The recorded lives of its kings give such a profound insight in how little our lives, thoughts and emotions differ from theirs. This recording is of a Shakespeare-like quality: endearing an deeply empathetic. This is visualized storytelling of the highest quality. Sincere compliments Mr. Oernek (please excuse my writing: I do not know how to get the two points on the capital letter O). I'd be delighted to see more of your outstanding work. Thank you very much for sharing it on this medium. Kind regards from the Netherlands.

[@helenamcginty4920]

Ive learned how. Just hold letter down gently and all symbols appear. I write a lot in Spanish. You need to slide along to the one you want. It can be a faff at first.

[@Pincer88]

@@helenamcginty4920 Thank you for the kind tip!

[@lynnfisher3037]

Of course we are ALL the same. We all have an EGO which causes ALL human problems...

[@Pincer88]

@@lynnfisher3037 Well, certainly we all have egos, but that does not mean we're all self centered narcissists that cause all problems human kind or the world at large faces. If that were the case, Donald Trump would be the predominant type of human being. Which is, I hope is clear to you as well, is not the case. But to go back to the topic at hand, how does your comment relate to my comment exactly? I can't see the connection.

[@Nanadina51]

Ö - hold a letter down versus just a tap; should allow you to move your finger over to your choice :)

[@user-kb9ey3ev6p]

It is amazing how an entire major civilization was just recently discovered, lost to history for a long time.

[@100youmiro]

Recently?) maybe for you

[@PlakaDelos]

I truly enjoyed this production. I knew the history but now I feel I know the people and the times. Well done.

[@Tolga_Ornek]

Glad you liked it. Thank you for watching.

[@uzgirisuz]

​@@Tolga_Ornek[[[[[]

[@DistantLights]

Rameses II's intro went hard

[@lewisjohnson8297]

The Hittites drew me in, as I was researching the exploits of Tutmosis III. That was back sometime in the late '60s. Unfortunately, most of the info revolved around war and its technology. Culture was just a series of side notes. This is fascinating.

[@ELJason2006]

Jeremy Irons is narrating this he rocks

[@thehunter9430]

Such a great docu drama. I couldn't get enough. I didn't want it to end. 👍👍

[@ericastier1646]

Ask me about it, you only saw it 7 days ago, i saw it 7 years ago and since viewed it with fascination 8 times in full !! It's a masterpiece of script, narration, original music, theatrical renactment. But of all of these the music (performed by the city of Prague Philarmonic orchestra) and the theatrical are the most well done. It's not that Hittite were that great but this docu drama is exceptional. That time when the docu shifts from historical narration to the first Hittite king Hatushalli speaking based on historical texts is extremely moving, it feels real.

[@tigerlikeswater]

If you are interested in historical fiction - Gordon Doherty's Empire's of Bronze series of books - is excellent and has King Hattusilli III as the main hero - really brings the Hittite and Egyptian confilct to life.

[@ericastier1646]

@@tigerlikeswater Thanks for the reference ! But i think it becomes romanticized historical fiction when it is turned into novel. This documentary keeps it bare to a minimum. I have indeed read historical fiction books like the Great Armada , an historical attempt of Spain to conquer England that was disastrous for Spain because the English weather is favorable to locals in a war of attrition. It was disapointing. I prefer reading biographies and watch historical docudrama like this one.

[@tigerlikeswater]

@@ericastier1646 No worries - I would just add that the levels of research and academic detail applied by historical fiction writers such as Bernard Cornwell, Doherty, Scarrow and James L Nelson - is high - with most (I'm not sure if Nelson does - but he does the best descriptions of Viking boat building in his stories) providing a historical review and rational at the end of their stories with references to academic history books. A book is able to provide details on culture, architecture, weapons manufacture, battle strategies and tactics that I personally find fascinating.

[@ericastier1646]

@@tigerlikeswater great

[@rdleahey]

This was GREAT! Very well done! Thank you!

[@blackbird7679]

A brilliant documentary. Thank you. I look forward to many more of your documentaries.

[@SpunkmeyerSnr]

So good to watch a documentary that doesn't take you for an idiot. Modern doco's are waste of time. They are all about the host and not the subject material.

[@tamaveirene]

Beautiful narration!!! Congratulations!! Brilliant!!! ❤❤❤❤❤

[@kyleklukas4808]

Mr Irons

[@annepoitrineau5650]

One gets a sense that the HIttite kings/queens were very human, and also living in partnerships. Very interesting. Thank you SOOOO much.

[@gregorynixon2945]

Partners in a sense, but in different domains.

[@tigerlikeswater]

@@gregorynixon2945 Except Pudu was pretty much equal to Hattusilli III because he made her so - she had her own seal and dealt diplomatically with vassal Kings.

[@gregorynixon2945]

@@tigerlikeswater I've read that too, but they mostly had different areas of responsibility.

[@michaelclair9323]

This was wonderful, thank you so much for this.

[@stephentackett4064]

Finally in 1080! Thank you! I watch this film every 1 or 2 years.

[@user-hg1ky3cj2s]

Very good documentary. Thanks so much for sharing. I really enjoyed it and the visuals and actors made such a wonderful difference in the quality. Lynn in Naples FL.

[@VERGIKARSITIOZGURLUKCU]

çok güzel bi belgesel daha önce nasıl da görmemişim dna ım %30 unu eski anadolu çiftçileri oluşturuyor

[@user-hx1gz4yb7n]

It could be said in a more clear way, that of 30%... It is a kind of stupifying us, when giving us that kind of information, in that way. Of course, there must be much more specific info available, perhaps not without much more analysis done. Many DNA zones are to be analized, and their specific variants. But, no more great effort is done in that direction. The effort is done to make virtual us, according to the knowledge about our DNA expression and effects of "interractions" of different kind - in order to make it all virtually, using powerfull computers and AI. When "they" make people virtual and become able to fabricate them when needed, they'll kill us all

[@believeinpeace]

What a truly amazing documentary. Thank you so very much!!

[@love2roam831]

Great work telling the story of a great civilization. 👍

[@makeupboss3568]

Now this was really interesting… I didn’t learn anything about the Hittites in school.. I remember hearing the word in the movie Ghostbusters … I wanted to know more . It’s amazing how much I didn’t know.

[@BenSHammonds]

a subject that I enjoy, the research and history is of much interest, I very much enjoy the history of the region back thru to the Neolithic and beginning of farming.

[@about2mount]

Many scholars today are not correct in assuming that the Hatti people and the Hattusa empire were the Biblical Hittites. The Hatti who fought with Egypt is in fact not in any way linked with the Biblical Hittites. However the British museum knows this and had admitted it by explaining that two student archaeologists had mistakenly pegged the Biblical Hittite name to the Hatti Empire. This confuses many.

[@ismailctak1527]

​@@about2mountMısırla savaşan hattiler değildir. Mısırla savaşan hititlerdir. Hattiler anadolunun yerli halkıdır. Hititler ise Anadolu ya sonradan gelen hint-Avrupa kökenli bir haktır.

[@femi1987]

Amazing documentary really enjoyed the pacing and the detailing of it.

[@naomicristinemaduro5975]

Thank you for posting this 😀

[@ianhills8980]

Excellent documentary, sensitively narrated by Jeremy Irons.

[@carriekelly4186]

As a ceramics major with minor in art history i loved the Hittite pottery and ancient Mesopotamian seals. Thank you so much. Wonderful to learn more about the Hittites with such great visuals as well as narration and guest spots with so many professors.❤❤❤ Wonderfully done❤

[@Aggrobiscuit]

As a professional hamster tamer, I also really enjoyed the pottery segment.

[@keiferalford7961]

I just have to ask.....where do you major in ceramics? Seriously. Where? You HAD to have made that up. My degree in Solo cups forces the question.

[@samueljackson6188]

So basically, you paid for a useless degree that does nothing to feed our family. Well Done!

[@debshrader7072]

Best docudrama to date explaining what happened in this area at that time

[@laetitialogan2017]

Magnificent...thank you so much....

[@audreymartin2515]

Canaan and the Hittites are featured in the Old Testament, which is solid history. They didn’t influence the Bible, it was just accurate history in the Bible.

[@tanderson0640]

Hittites are Africans,these are liers

[@19angela71]

Fascinating story about the rise and fall of the great empire.

[@taterbug70]

That's really amazing that they built such a vast empire and eat up Egypt several times. Every empire appears to have a lifespan except for Rome which is like a disease which ebbs and flows rather than is ever cured.

[@user-di1rl9zp4d]

schitterende en zeer gedegen documentaire en zeer interessant en leerzaam en tenzeerste ervan genoten,en dank ervoor dat ik dit kon bekijken.het was zeer de moeite waardt!

[@kimberlyperrotis8962]

This is great! How could those early archaeologists not be interested in this fascinating civilization? I certainly am. Thanks so much, this film must have been tons of work🙂

[@Downey-2000]

Are you a descendant of the hitites ?

[@KathleenCalhoun-em6ys]

I like learning about peoples and cultures which are no longer around any more, and this happens to be one of them. I know that from reading the Bible, the Hittites were a created group, a group that was not an original group of its own but one that was formed or comprised of other groups to form their own group, namely the Hebrews, the Egyptians, and one or more of the Canaanite groups. From attending grammar school, I also learned that the major contribution from the Hittites was the chariot and that the ancient Egyptians adopted the use of it.

[@annepoitrineau5650]

Ok...The Hittires may have amalgamated people from other nations (immigrants, mercenaries) but they were their own culture.

[@KathleenCalhoun-em6ys]

@@annepoitrineau5650 True, but their religion, as was stated in the video, resulted in an amalgamation gathered from what they borrowed from other cultures. It would be interesting to find out which aspects of their culture were not borrowed but uniquely their own.

[@KathleenCalhoun-em6ys]

@@annepoitrineau5650 Come to think of it, if the men wore the distinctive clothing and straight long hair down to their backs as was depicted in this video, that could have been a couple of things.

[@kopynd1]

israelites

[@hannahpocock4152]

This very well could describe Israel as Is Ra El combines three gods from the Ancient Egyptians Ra/ Isis, Phoenicians and Israelites (El: Elohim). Thus the origin of the holy trinity

[@susanc8036]

Thank you. I loved this.

[@brettmuir5679]

I think this is the best documentary on the Hittites I have seen, and I have watched many of them. Love this history and am haunted by this era and these people. To come out of myth and into living history is such an underrated story. The fact that their peace treaty with Egypt is at the UN is SO COOL. Thanks to all involved in making this and getting it up on YT Edit: This film really made me want to visit Boğazköy in winter. Late August was primetime but those winter scenes made me yearn to visit Turkey again...so much. Turkiye seviyorum şimde. ÇOK GUZEL. Teşekurederim

[@anna-lisagirling7424]

This is excellentt. I had nver had any source cover so many aspects of the history of the Hittites so well before. I'm so sorry such comprehensive and effective documentaries are made in the US are made anymore. Oh well.

[@shirlenefarrar1404]

The Exodus took place around 1450 BC. Rameses ll ruled about 200 years after that. He was not the Pharoah at the time of the exodus.

[@yaraviera4444]

Wao,.

[@benandreadurham1870]

They pretty much consider the bible a myth , but who else could explain the demise of the Hittite kingdom during the precise time GOD was heading up the Israeli army purging the land ahead of Joshua. Then the brief mention of Uriah the hittite during the reign of David as king of Israel

[@cassandraseven3478]

Israelite, not israeli. Big difference.@@benandreadurham1870

[@steveavecillas1114]

There is no evidence the exodus ever happend .

[@steveavecillas1114]

When the jews left Egypt and migrated to Israel.. Israel was still part of the Egypt empire ......

[@viorelpiscanu9425]

We SHOULD pay attention to ancient societies such Hitites../ much to learn ... Especially the sence of history identity of a state presearving traditions for future generations...

[@paulbennett772]

Absolutely outstanding. Subscribed

[@gregorynixon2945]

This is a work of art-just a brilliant docu-drama. However, I remain skeptical that ALL males shaved their beards. After all the remaining depictions are mainly of nobles, royalty, or priests. Regular farmers or soldiers are rarely, if ever, shown.

[@einsjam]

I have a hunch that at the time this documentary was made, the Turks were still staunchly Kemalist and didn't want Hittites to be shown as bearded fellas. Just a hunch.

[@debshrader7072]

Lice was always an issue

[@user-ru7ql4vp2m]

Well done.History of Kingdom of HĂRȚI,with Hattusha-capital.They are allys of pelasg and greek and Dacians-getae.Troya was Allied with Hatti and the Greek can,t conquer this land.was war and war with asirian-babilonian Kingdom Aegipetus and Mises with J 49:26 Josuah distroying that lands.(see the Bible,around 1257 B C.)All hetites are shaving their barbes.Vergilius said about Prince Eneas,Prince pelasgus escaped from Troy.REMUS AND ROMULUS will built-in the ROME AND CONSTANTINOPOLES.Hatti Kingdom was asimilated by Mezo-persian empire till to Cyrus and Darius.😮😮😮😮

[@gregorynixon2945]

@@user-ru7ql4vp2m You're making up all connections in your horrible English. Except I agree that the Hittites would surely have known about the attack on Troy. However, it is likely the attack was from those known as the Peoples of the Sea, which likely would have included the Achaians (whom the Hittites called Ahhiyawa) and others such as the Danuna (Danaans), Ekwesh (possibly from Kriti), Peleset (Kritins from Knossos) later known as Philistines), and Tjekker (Kritins from Zakros).

[@HotZetiGer]

Eqyptian zebra shields are luxurious

[@winniefisher]

Perfect narrator a joy to listen to him

[@tatianadisiena]

Amazing documentary! Acting and narrating are so good! Bravo!

[@stevecload7]

amazing world class production, thank you!

[@rjlchristie]

When I was in Turkiye I came across people who pronounced Hittites as High-tight-teas rather than Hit-tights. I've often wondered if that alternative is more historically correct.

[@justaroot4315]

It would be now..

[@pyrusheliosmk2204]

Are you sure you we're in Turkey. We definity do not pronunce it like that.

[@pariahthistledowne3934]

beautiful Doc

[@viorelpiscanu9425]

Best regards from Bucarest ROMANIA 💐🤗🌹👍 Jeremy Irons!? What a treat! ... Conclusion: Sic Transit Gloria Mundi....

[@dorasmith7875]

I hate to tell you, but Jupiter and Zeus came from the name of the proto-Indo-European sky father god. It would not be surprising if the Hittites also worshipped this God by a similar name. How carefully did you research this? !!!! This is likely true of Greek and Hittite parallels in mythology as well. As for the Bible, it got Babylonian mythology from ... Babylon.

[@user-zk5mi4je1i]

0:44: 🏛 히트 레르: 안틱 안나돌루의 발견과 언어의 해독 0:44: 안나돌루에있는 고대 문명의 발견 2:06: 히트 레르의 세계 역사에서의 중요성 3:29: 3000 년 후에 다시 발견 된 히트 레르 문명 4:08: 히트 레르 태블릿의 발견과 내용 7:28: 히트 레르의 평화 협정으로 역사에 남기기 8:01: 히트 레르 언어의 해독 9:07: 히트 레르가 인도-유럽어 언어 군의 가장 오래 된 회원임 10:29: 히트 레르의 역사적 및 문화적 중요성 10:52: 18 세기의 안나돌루 상황과 히트 레르의 부상 11:10: 🏛 히트 라이즈 오브 앤 익스팬션 11:10: 히트는 하티를 정복하여 그들의 문화를 수용합니다. 11:24: 히트는 안나돌루로 이주한 인도-유럽어를 말하는 부족입니다. 11:38: 히트는 하티를 정복하여 그들의 문화를 수용합니다. 13:12: 히트는 안나돌루의 동쪽과 북부 시리아를 정복합니다. 14:06: 히트는 홍보를 강력하게 활용하여 자신을 영웅으로 만듭니다. 15:01: 히트는 문서와 법률을 장려합니다. 17:50: 히트는 시리아와 바빌로니아를 정복합니다. 19:19: 히트는 정복한 영토의 문화를 수용합니다. 19:53: 히트는 인터내셔널 관계에서 인봉의 중요성을 강조합니다. 20:52: 🏛 히트 믿음, 예술 및 왕들에 대한 간단한 요약. 20:52: 히트는 도자기에서 강력한 이야기를 묘사하기 시작했습니다. 21:06: 히트 도자기는 일상 생활과 종교 의식에서 사용되었습니다. 21:21: 레리프 용기는 종교 의식과 신성한 결혼을 묘사합니다. 22:23: 히트 신앙에서 자연 현상은 신성한 징표로 간주되었습니다. 25:04: 히트는 다른 사회의 신을 자신들의 신들에 포함시켰습니다. 26:21: 히트 왕들은 신과 인간 사회 사이의 다리 역할을 했습니다. 27:30: Mursili 왕의 암살로 왕국은 혼란에 빠졌습니다. 28:25: 왕국은 Telepinu 왕 시대에 토지를 잃고 내부 소란을 겪었습니다. 29:03: Telepinu 왕은 암살자들을 용서하고 추방시켰습니다. 29:22: 🏛 히티트의 일상 생활, 법률 체계 및 경제. 29:22: 히티트 법률 체계 및 법률의 진화 29:30: 히티트 왕국의 안정성 및 왕위 계승 30:32: 히티트 법률의 보상 중심 32:38: 히티트 왕국의 대외 정책 및 조약 33:41: 일반 군중의 징집 34:04: 히티트 사회의 계급 구분 34:41: 농업의 히티트 경제에서의 중요성 35:58: 히티트 시장과 결혼 관례 37:03: 여성의 역할과 출산력 37:29: 🏛 히타이의 사회 및 공학 구조 37:29: 출산력은 사회의 가치를 결정하는 요소였다. 37:37: 여성과 남성에 대한 출산력은 매우 중요했다. 37:45: 출산력 문제는 사회의 지위에 영향을 미쳤다. 37:53: 생식력을 확보하기 위해 의식이 진행되었다. 38:55: 하투사는 공학적인 경이로움으로 언급된다. 41:10: 도시는 바위 위에 건설되었고 물과 배수 시스템으로 갖춰져 있었다. 43:04: 하투사는 전사적인 사회의 중심으로 설계되었다. 43:15: 도시는 거대한 벽과 안전 터널로 둘러싸여 있었다. 45:27: 사제들로서 일하는 서기들은 왕국의 통치에서 중요한 역할을 했다. 45:57: 🏛 히트의 부상과 슈피룰리마의 제국 45:57: 히트 제국은 서기관 없이는 운영할 수 없었습니다. 47:24: 외국 전사들과 후리들의 영향으로 히트 신화가 형성되었습니다. 49:08: 히트 왕국은 이집트와 북쪽 부족들의 공격에 맞서 힘든 싸움을 벌였습니다. 52:06: 슈피룰리마는 히트 왕국을 파괴에서 구해 제국으로 변모시켰습니다. 53:18: 아버지의 죽음 이후 왕위에 오른 슈피룰리마는 왕국을 다시 건설하기 위해 결연한 캠페인을 시작했습니다. 55:06: 슈피룰리마는 정부의 군사적 승리를 정치적 승리로 강화했습니다. 55:24: 🏹 히트 라이즈 앤드 폴 오브 히타이트 55:24: 우가리트와의 히타이트 동맹 55:46: 히타이트 군대의 힘과 전략 1:00:13: 히타이트의 이집트 승리 1:01:31: 앙키사나 문의 계획과 결과 1:05:16: 히타이트의 이집트 공격과 페스트 유행 1:06:50: 💔 히타이트 왕 숩릴리마의 사망 후 발병한 역병과 그에 이어 벌어진 사건들. 1:06:50: 왕 숩릴리마의 역병으로 인한 사망 1:07:03: 왕의 장례식과 왕비 1:07:36: 역병 유행과 통치자의 사망 1:11:54: 역병에 맞서 하는 기도 1:12:53: 무르실리의 군사적 승리 1:14:36: 무르실리의 의붓 어머니 타와나나와의 관계 1:15:34: 무르실리 가족들의 사망 1:16:00: 아내의 병과 절망 1:16:10: ⚔ 히트티트와 이집트의 충돌 및 카데쉬 전투 전후. 1:16:10: 가솔라비아가 병에 걸려 치유를 위해 기도되었다. 1:16:53: 왕의 왕비가 사망하고, 그의 슬픔이 전해졌다. 1:17:22: 마술사들에 대한 비난과 처벌에 대한 정보가 제공되었다. 1:23:18: 무아탈리와 하투찰리의 이야기가 전해졌다. 1:25:18: 카데쉬 전투에 대한 준비와 군대의 규모가 언급되었다. 1:26:03: 🏛 히트 미술의 승리와 람세스의 오도적 전술로 인한 카데시 전투의 세부 사항. 1:26:03: 히트 미술 군대는 안나톨리아를 떠나 시리아로 전진했다. 1:27:08: 람세스는 히트 미술의 오도적 전술로 카데시 전투에서 어려움에 처했다. 1:33:09: 람세스는 이집트로 철수하고 히트 미술은 아무루와 아바를 다시 차지했다. 1:33:31: 카데시 전투는 이집트의 확장 정책을 막았다. 1:33:57: 람세스는 전투의 세부 사항을 신전 벽에 그렸다. 1:36:08: 하투시리는 푸두 헤파와 행복한 결혼과 가정을 이루었다. 1:36:57: 무와탈리의 사망으로 하투시리의 조카가 왕위에 오르고 그들 간의 관계가 긴장되었다. 1:37:23: 🏛 히타이 제국의 역사와 외교. 1:37:23: 히타이 제국의 역사와 외교 1:38:16: 하투체리의 왕좌 장악과 사과 1:40:05: 아시리아의 위협과 이집트와의 평화 협정 1:41:18: 푸루하파의 종교적 영향과 신들의 목록화 1:44:00: 이집트와의 평화 협정의 세부사항과 결과 1:45:57: 편지 교환과 마타나치의 상황 1:46:24: 🏛 히타이트 제국의 성장과 몰락 1:46:24: 히타이트 제국의 성장과 정점 1:46:34: 라메세스의 며느리가 되어 이집트와의 관계 강화 계획 1:46:41: 하투샤에서 발생한 화재로 계획의 지연 1:47:59: 국제 외교에서 개인적 접촉의 중요성 1:50:01: 하투시리의 병환과 도움 요청 1:55:25: 히타이트 제국의 몰락과 이어지는 어둠의 시대 1:56:01: 히타이트의 문화적 및 외교적 유산 1:57:23: 하투샤 유적이 터키에 미치는 영향 1:58:23: 히타이트 제국의 터키의 각 구석에 남은 흔적 Recapped using Tammy AI

[@6079SmithW]

Thank you. I enjoyed that

[@lewisjohnson8297]

Hittite chariots were massive. The driver of an Egyptian chariot would avoid a collision at all costs!

[@byrd-is-the-word]

Uriah .. one of the greatest of King David's warriors .. husband of Sahara .. betrayed by both his wile and king .. Uriah was Hittite ..

[@DANA-yc9wq]

Uriah the Hittite, was the husband of Bathsheba. David took Bathsheba and made her pregnant, and this is why David had her husband Uriah killed.

[@ryannewington6121]

ehh he was really more a Neohittite. By David's time these guys had come and gone

[@frankfischer1281]

A well-done documentary. Thank you.

[@acotrajkov425]

Well done isnt Bat good Emisins ( emisija ) yes

[@patmclean416]

I knew of the Hittites, but never knew their importance and laws . Fascinating

[@johnford6967]

Right, great documentary on the Hittites.Good book on them "The Hittites" published by Thames& Hudson. s

[@nycgweed]

perfect timing! Seems nothing has changed in 3000 years

[@jimsilvey5432]

Except now we have nuclear weapons.

[@heatherhinde6544]

Exactly.

[@justaroot4315]

​@jimsilvey5432 Directed Energy Weapon technology attached to satellite grid management and surveillance. Behavior Modification legislation passed 1/2019. HR 838. Entrainment and Systemized Energy Stimulation for the "spiritual" experience of the initiates and/or electronic frequencies working in tandem with the individual participants. The Bee Surah 16:93 "If Allah so wished, he would SET you up as one community". Temple of Set and other like-minded deceivers....playing gods of the airwaves.

[@herminepursch2470]

​@@jimsilvey5432we have learned how to hate and kill each other better

[@jueneturner8331]

There was NO Palestine until the Romans renamed the Land. At the time of the Hittites and Rameses, it was named Canaan.

[@ricardboscar1864]

The Assyrians called the same region "Palashtu/Palastu" or "Pilistu," beginning with Adad-nirari III in the Nimrud Slab in c. 800 BCE through to an Esarhaddon treaty more than a century later.[4][5] Neither the Egyptian nor the Assyrian sources provided clear regional boundaries for the term.[6] The term "Palestine" first appeared in the 5th century BCE when the ancient Greek historian Herodotus wrote of a "district of Syria, called Palaistinê" between Phoenicia and Egypt in The Histories.[7]

[@SamtheIrishexan]

​@ricardboscar1864 they have 0 relation to modern "Palestinians." Who are mostly Turkic arabs which werent even a thing until much much later then Canaan. Very few people lived on Israeli land, a few family tribes here and there, many of whom sold the land to the zionists. Arab muslim supremacy is the issue. There are plenty of Arab and Turkic states, they should go there.

[@ricardboscar1864]

Same relation that modern Israelites have with 1400 BCE jews. What's your point? By the way, your hasbara points are pretty old news and have long been debunked, so please go try convince someone else.

[@jueneturner8331]

hasbara, huh? State your sources for the "debunking". I wasn't trying to "convince" anyone of anything, but stating what has been known for ages and ages@@ricardboscar1864

[@nyreedix1719]

Correct

[@tammyallen8205]

Excellent Documentary. I enjoyed watching & listening to this Video. You have a nice You Tube Channel. I love History & World Geography & different Countries & Cultures too.

[@stanislav7920]

Unlike most of the Western documentaries, this one is pretty informative. Also, beautifully made. Thank you from the bottom of my history addicted heart!

[@5kehhn]

This is a great documentary.

[@bethbartlett5692]

Irons Narrations, truly effective and so enjoyable. Yet, the story, written by "Mainstream Archaeologists" is ready for an "Authentic Academics" audit and update. Presently we have so many "Peer Reviewed Findings", and "Repeatable Lab Based Genetic/DNA Findings" that add such value and facts, which are building a far more Authentic story. I look forward to the flow of new findings, the greater facts.

[@gregorynixon2945]

I wish you'd be more specific, at least privately (write to me!). I wrote my novel on the fall of the Hittite Empire and used Trevor Bryce as my main source. I would like to know what's changed aside from new scholars attempting to kill off the fathers, as usual. (I've watched it happen for 40 years.) Yes, I know that Hattusa was largely abandoned before it was finally burned. But otherwise this version seems pretty solid to me.

[@michaelgentile9580]

The new facts are what we call delusions today.

[@gregorynixon2945]

@@michaelgentile9580 What is your "new" DNA evidence, Beth? The Hatti spoke an Indo-European and came down from the north as the Nesa. What's missed is that Hattusa now appears to have been largely abandoned, at least by its elite and military before it was finally burnt to ashes (not abandoned after the burning).

[@gregorynixon2945]

@@michaelgentile9580 It is a fact the new younger scholars feel it is their job to overhrow "the fathers", whatever conclusions had been drawn from the former generations of scholars. Otherwise they won't be noticed.

[@davidbenyahuda5190]

As an historian who has had the privilege to study history from primary sources available to serious academics I can assure you that socalled mainstream history is for entertainment purposes and to hide the fact that world history is Black history. Shalawam 👊🏿🕎⚔️🏹🪶🌽

[@odinfireful]

Show this in schools! well done

[@arthurswanson3285]

Hittite is the coolest name for a tribe in human history. Bar none.

[@ToMPaSHKoV]

"If it ain't Hittite, it ain't right."

[@Pharaoh_Tutankhamen]

now hold it right there

[@alinebutem]

@@Pharaoh_Tutankhamen LOL

[@jamesraymond1158]

Fascinating. Such wonderful scholarship. And Hrozny, the Czech who deciphered the writing in 1915: what an accomplishment, equal to the other great discovery of 1915, Einstein's theory of general relativity.

[@G_v._Losinj2_ImportantPlaylist]

Yes, exactly. What a tank and hero to mankind. I’m glad you wrote his name, I just did lol. Chk “PKA Einstein”-I don’t watch them, but 1 host (Taylor) reads an interesting piece about Einstein & his contemporaries, so there’s value in the cIip. I still need to really look into it, but if even 50% is true, it’s really disappointing.

[@ericastier1646]

NO !! Einstein is a known plagiarist ! The inventor of the theory of relativity is the French Mathematician Henry Poincaré. He is also the one who found the famous equation e=mc^2. And the general theory of relativity was found by Hilbert again not Einstein. The reason for the long false history is purely political and einstein ethnical group's domination of the media.

[@rftulak]

thank you

[@noeraldinkabam]

That voice is one of a kind.

[@lincolnyaco5626]

well done HOWEVER some historical inaccuracies. Hittites were NOT the FIRST kingdom or empire--not by a long shot. Wikipedia: The Akkadian Empire (/əˈkeɪdiən/)[4] was the first ancient empire of Mesopotamia, succeeding the long-lived civilization of Sumer. Centered on the city of Akkad (/ˈækæd/)[5] and its surrounding region, the empire would unite Akkadian and Sumerian speakers under one rule and exercised significant influence across Mesopotamia, the Levant, and Anatolia, sending military expeditions as far south as Dilmun and Magan (modern Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, and Oman) in the Arabian Peninsula.[6][page needed] The Akkadian Empire reached its political peak between the 24th and 22nd centuries BC, following the conquests by its founder Sargon of Akkad. Under Sargon and his successors, the Akkadian language was briefly imposed on neighboring conquered states such as Elam and Gutium. Akkad is sometimes regarded as the first empire in history, though the meaning of this term is not precise, and there are earlier Sumerian claimants.[7][8]

[@juanlugo7492]

First written peace treaty in history

[@mariussielcken]

In history that we have evidence of. The civilisations before the catastrophic end of the last ice age were intergalactic/non-local

[@chriscuomo9334]

… that we have history of Imagine thinking the oldest thing we possess is the oldest version of that thing to have existed

[@morgomi]

Harika!

[@TyZaTube]

Great video

[@slawomirkulinski]

About the same time as Battle of Kadesh there was another battle fought by 3000-5000 combatants in a very unlikely place - north of today's Berlin. We don't know who they were. We just know where it was. Battle of Tollensee kzbin.info/www/bejne/rouWonRjmNaka9Usi=k3GMWNE9MmGY7ILH

[@CT-uv8os]

Ancestors of Germans and Russians, that's who.

[@ckbeep1313]

Thanks, finally something good to watch today.

[@jean-marcleclercq4872]

Very interesting,authentic,well made History of thé Hittites .thanks you .

[@odinfireful]

excellent

[@GeorgeSweet]

"It's ceremonial" said future archeologist 3200 years from now looking at a burger King ketchup packet.

[@erpthompsonqueen9130]

Thank you. Watching from Alaska. Sorry to see the comments descending into divisiveness.

[@bubb5225]

Can you see Russia?

[@AB-kg6rk]

Well done! I needed more info on Hatusa.

[@leylaery]

Merci

[@helenamcginty4920]

I am going to watch this later. I gather from reading and a Melvynn Bragg In Our Time podcast that their people were not impressed with having to do all the work and then be taxed. Over taxation will annoy folk every time. Luckily for historians the Hittites like the Babylonians and Egyptians liked their clay tablets.

[@wizzardofpaws2420]

Fantastic documentary.