The Forgotten Ancient Civilizations Iceberg | PART 1

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The audio at 9:14 is way louder than I thought it’d be, sorry about the surprise.

So since you guys seem to have really liked the last iceberg I made, I decided to create another one – THE FORGOTTEN ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS ICEBERG! I’m not referring to the the sort of forgotten civilizations your crazy uncle believes in, I’m referring to ancient civilizations that just don’t get enough the attention they deserve.

The way the iceberg works is that the more obscure a civilization is, the deeper it’ll be. Unfortunately, the iceberg has so many names in it that this episode (yeah there’s gonna be a few), we’ll only be able to cover the first three layers of it, but that’s still 22 distinct civilizations.

0:00 – Intro
0:58 – Patreon
1:47 – Rest of Intro
3:16 – Level 1
3:42 – Carthaginians/Phoenicians
5:03 – Assyria
6:22 – Minoans
7:50 – Mycenaeans
9:14 – Beginning of Loud Audio
9:22 – Collapse of Mycenaean Civilization
9:34 – Neolithic British Isles
10:25 – La Tene/Celts
11:17 – Easter Island
12:40 – Second Level
12:55 – Etruscans
15:10 – Olmecs
17:12 – Hittites
18:58 – Indus Valley
20:59 – Nubia/Kush
23:09 – Gobekli Tepe
25:09 – Canaanites
27:11 – Scythians
29:21 – Level 3
29:26 – Early Cycladic civilization
31:15 – Nabataeans
32:54 – Teotihuacan
35:15 – Tiwanaku
37:50 – Anasazi/Ancestral Puebloans
40:39 – Nazca
42:38 – Lydia
44:58 – Outro

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46 thoughts on “The Forgotten Ancient Civilizations Iceberg | PART 1”

  4. La Tene sounds a lot like latin… perhaps used by shamans and elite classes originally? Also ties in a link to several American tribes who may have emerged in warrior roles or fleeing human hunting parties that became common during witch hunts and slave trades

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  12. What kind of click bait video I'd this? You start by saying you are going to talk about little known civilizations and then go on to basically describe the chapter headlines from an early western civ text book. Dig deeper or stick to Egypt.

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  16. I can't wait until archaeology starts admitting that theres more to human history than we know now. Gobekli Tepe is the oldest thing here right? Its only 11k years old…. Native americans have been in north america for over 80k years. So much in human advancement happened very long ago. Anything more recent than 11k years is just the same people moving and changing names…

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  22. I really hope your at some point able to make a part two, maybe even three! I understand if college gets in the way, but the idea of someone talking about the chachapoya just really excites me as I find their culture to be fascinating and honestly something that should be brought up just as often as the Inca or maya

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  23. At 25:00 there is no special reason to mention that the Israelites were a kind of Canaanite (broad term) ethnicity and for that matter they surely are 'Hyksos' ethnicity too. This all squares with the 'bible of archeology' which is…well.. the bible. The Hebrews make no mistake about who they were as what we can call the 'Proto-Israelites'. They give long boring genealogy explaining who was this and that and what cousins formed what tribes and what their other cousins became and so on.

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  26. As for Easter Island, it’s original inhabitants were Polynesians. Wether they themselves built the Moai 🗿 or happened upon them is up for debate. But when asked by settlers as to how they were moved, the original inhabitants always said they “walked”. I doubt very highly that these people, if capable of building and moving such things, would resort to complete deforestation of their entire island in order to move them. There’s far more evidence that they used pulleys and man-power to guide them along paths, thus they “walked”.
    It’s also possible the Polynesians happened upon them already scattered like that all over the island, which would explain why no one ever deciphered the Rongo Rongo.

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  41. In west Java part of Indonesia, we also have some forgotten kingdoms such as the Kingdom of Kendan (precursor to Galuh), Saung Agung of Purwakarta, Tapak Agung of Garut if not mistaken.

    Not a lot of people here knows a lot about these, even most of the Sundaneese people today never even heard about these kingdoms history from their elders…

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