50 Civilizations That Vanished...

Yay, another Anglo Plantagenent, giving us HISTORY, as usual. Funny how Anglos always want to give us their version of history to try and, ya know, hide some colonial chit!

Go ahead, mate, let's hear the bullchit you create!

You know, you Saka Suni have really pissed off other Scythian Tribes, especially mine!

My ancestors of the Celts, Cherokee, Choctaw, have not forgot!

I hope you have you Scythian Armor close by, because mine is!

Neo-Colonialism, along with the Dragon Throne of your Crowned B i T c H, King Chucky!

I love these longer videos. I'm psyched y'all are keeping them going. The history ones like this are the best, but I'd love to see like a "50 Lesser Known Natural Wonders" or the like. Thanks for the great content, y'all!

Its worth noting that the pagan Norse adapted and worked with native people and eventually joined them.
But later when the Greenland colony failed they where christians and the church banned trade or interacting with non christians or adopting anything non christians thus they lost the ability to adapt and trade and so they died / left

Hitites part of the global trade that also ended in the 1177 BC collapse, the Hitites did NOT have a good water source, that destroys civilizations. ugh...

Adore you Simon. But jesus you butcher Maori.

Please read 1177 BC, Mycenea is one of the few we have a great deal of answers about. sigh.

There is 2 episodes of Expedition Unknown about the Tyrona

Vinca culture?

All these overly similar descriptions of cities and landscapes. Finally cave in to ChatGPT?

What, no Picts, who defied the Romans at the height of their power, and nothing about Göbekli Tepe?

am i going insane or does the writing in this video seem ai generated

I'm a big fan of Simon's channels. Have been for about a decade. But his use of his voice, with these deep, almost whispered grunts, has evolved into something quite unpleasant to my ears...

Nabta Playa is in ''Southern Egypt'' only because of modern borders, that specific area where it's found is called the Nubian Desert and fell under the domain of the Nubians for most of it's very long history

The Fall of Civilizations podcast by Paul Cooper go through lots of these. Recommended.

The Clovis lived in North AMERICA, not North Africa.

I always thought the Kurgan was just that guy from Highlander and didn't realise they actually existed.

These are great intros to some of these civs and I love seeing it on a Whistlerverse channel.

If there’s folks who love learning about these, and haven’t already, I’d also suggest Fall of Civilizations podcast. Even longer form, focusing on just one civilization in an episode, such as the Khmer.

I expected the usual suspects in this video, but was much pleasantly surprised by the inclusion of the Hopewell, a people unknown by and invisible to even the folks who live here. Good job!

Quetzalcoatl isn't a myth, she is a waifu. - Japan (circa, whatever anime chooses to adapt Aztec culture, lol)

I love how across this entire video, every story can be summarized as - "and then they mysteriously vanished/disappeared too."

Amazing video I love u

Not an ancient civilization (13th-16th c) but i see so few discuss the Mali Empire--which grew from the ancient Ganahan empire. It was renowned for its education (particularly the University of Timbuktu) and so wealthy there's a legend that Mansa Musa (its last king) crashed Cairo's economy with his elaborate spending and gifts when he passed through on a pilgrimage.

The Mound builders and Earthen works that still exist in the States need to be preserved!! I'd like to suggest a Places video on the Raft (the biggest log jam in the US, specifically Louisiana). Apparently, it lasted for over several hundred years!! Milo Rossi(@minimituteman) has done a video on it a while back, but I think you and your Places team could go into even greater detail.

Very interesting video, as always. Thank you, Simon and team!! It's pronounced "Naaah-bah-tee-ahn" You're somehow adding an extra syllable, I think 🤔

Only after you read Bale Brooks’s book, who is a former 33rd degree Mason, will you truly understand how this world actually works from numerical laws symbolism, real power hidden laws of the universe list goes on and btw, thank me later.

Feels like it might be vacation time in the Whistlerverse, Casual Criminalist, Decoding the Unknown and Brain Blaze have been a bit upload light recently (and still mourning Florida Man Fridays!)

Hopefully these channels are still going to remain active in future, CC and BB especially would be tough to lose!

Simon, I really enjoy these long form videos. It would be great to see more of these now and then. It's excellent "background noise" at worst, and very interesting at best.

what about the Picts?

I love this! Thanks, Simon.

Nothing quite like contemplating the fellow forgotten. Cheers to ye. I’ll be coming to join you. It may only take a moment after my last breath or many years later. Sooner or later… we all lose our name.

Greek food is much better than Italian food

Thrace and Dacia Dude.

i had to pause and google when you said the Clovis were from north africa, hahaha even Simon makes mistakes. humanising. love it.

Simon, can you please use BC and AD when referring to the division of history and not use BCE and CE? that would be much appreciated if you could honor this request

This is so much better than something showing his wokeness.

Do one on England

I knew about 90% of the peoples you mentioned (because I'm a nerd), but the other 10% more than made up for it and I was entertained throughout, thanks! ❤

Soon to be the UK 🤷

My wife and I toured Chichen Itza, and one of the things that stood out the most in the area was that the people were mostly native Mayans, looking nothing like Hispanics. They were also much shorter than Mexicans or Americans.

CRAZY AMOUNT OF ERRORS

Vivimus, pugnamus, evanescimus.

Ironic, thanks for dropping a 2 hour video for my 2 hour drive to my dad's house. Great fathers day gift to me. Thank you Simon and the team

it's important to note that the moriori were maori. here in nz people try to imply they're the real natives and maori arrived afterwards and wiped them out.

I love lost civilizations and the fact that we just won’t know what their deal is. They fascinate me with their unknown existence.

Fascinating! Thank you so much! Hugs

The chillest feeling ive ever had wasnt from a horror movie or horror game, it was from seeing a partially unwrapped mummy. Logically i knew it was dead, but somewhere else in my mind i wanted the thing to be alive. It had such strange aura about it. It was wierdest shiver to run up my spine. I could see walking through these ruins giving me a a similar feeling.