How The Silk Road has fed Revolutions | Full Documentary

How the Silk Road Made the World: Episode Three - Revolutions - delves into events and objects that were central to the Age of Revolutions.
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[syncmastern]

Love the Silk Road series from this channel! 👍👍

[abeddani]

Silk road is becoming one of my favourite history subjects ..thx for the great video get factual❤❤

[KLove]

Chinese had a firm hold of this world's history on different fields... I always find China a mesmerizing mysterious country

[ChristopherBowly]

Excellent documentary. Well presented & very interesting & informative. Thankyou.

[johnnychannel]

I like Silk Road documentaries. ❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[Amadeu.Macedo]

Congratulations on this outstanding, multifaceted historical production based upon broad, extremely long-term, politico-economic-cultural perspectives; bravo!

[SastraWerk]

Many thanks for the series, really like it :)

[carrdoug]

This is perhaps the best documentary I have ever seen! ❤❤❤

[jaysonlozano]

wow so nice documentary thank you so much that's my New discover ❤❤❤

[mohammedsaysrashid]

It was a super wonderful documentary about Silk Road effectiveness for publishing and transferring civilizations from east to west in Eurasia through learning papers production and recording sciences, literature, and religion's on papers...a respectful(Get.factual) channel always introducing informative, interesting and enlightenment levels uprising documentaries....thank you (Get.factual )channel for sharing 27:30

[aircrew]

Papyrus, from which we get the modern word paper, is a writing material made from the papyrus plant, a reed which grows in the marshy areas around the Nile river. Papyrus was used as a writing material as early as 3, 000 BC in ancient Egypt, and continued to be used to some extent until around 1100 AD.

[fabiodeoliveiraribeiro]

This documentary is fantastic. I didn't know that the Chinese paper technology appropriated by the Islamic Caliphate enabled the Spanish Moors to introduce book production and the expansion of study and education in Europe. Paper not only enabled European governments to adopt the practice of recording important things in writing (imitating a practice that was already adopted in the caliphate and in China), it was the support of a true technological, cultural and administrative revolution.

[georgela]

Nice conceptual work. It makes you think.

[chimpyfest]

These are great but it would be helpful if you could label the Silk Road episodes in sequence please.

[Trag-zjyo]

Larger font for captions would help us who are visually impaired

[Houthiandtheblowfish]

WOW THAT MAKES SENSE WHYBCHINNESE WORDS ARE SO COMPACT AND SMAAL BUT MEANINGFULL LIKE A COMPRESSED CODE

[aircrew]

As many as 20, 000 camels in one caravan. Astonishing!

[silvershadchan]

@Get.factual could you please upload a documentary about the invention of the clock.

[sumanpai]

Writing will undergo a revolution in future when the mind writes itself through computers connected to our brain. ...Thank you for this gem ..

[chris.asi_romeo]

"Paper road" is a much better name.