The Fascinating World of LOST Medieval Cities...

Many once-great cities of the Middle Ages have been lost over time. It could have been through natural disaster, war, or just because they were victims of their own success. Let’s travel back in time now to rediscover some of these cities, that were once vibrant hubs for trade, culture, and knowledge and find out about their enigmatic disappearance from history. Welcome to Medieval Madness.

Narrated by James Wade
Written by Lisa E Rawcliffe
Edited by Jamit Productions

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[throbert]

Once I realized you were covering stuff outside of Europe I thought “How cool would it be if he talked about Cahokia?” Blew my mind when you really did! Kudos for picking lesser known places, lots of fascinating stuff here I’d never heard of til today.

[CrazyCatMom]

As a St Louisan, I was delighted to see Cahokia featured. I live nearby and have visited the site many times. You can still climb to the top of Monk's Mound, the tallest mound in the area. From the top you can see St Louis and the Arch.

[John-M.]

Thank you for including Cahokia, I really enjoy the Mississippian time period. It usually gets a scant mention if that in our history classes.

[wiskerpatrol]

I'm so glad you're incorporating African cities from the Medieval period.

[mimzyc]

This was fascinating. It really put in perspective all the societies in the world at that time.

[omarbaba]

You should do a video on what people in the Middle Ages thought what the world would be like in the future

[CorvoFG]

Dunwich is fascinating. If it hadn’t been destroyed, it’s believed it would now be the size of and had a similar history to Bristol, on the other side of the country.

[KansaiCool]

Videos like these always remind me that every civilization will end or fold into another.

[cc]

Wow as a Zimbabwean im impressed. I visited the ruins some 20 years ago.

[WildStar]

Chicken Itza? 🐔 Try Chee-chen eetzah. 🤔

Love the video - glad you took a look at places outside of Europe!

[prettypuff]

As an Illinois( Chicago )native, we went on a field trip to these ruins in grade school

[wordytoed]

Great, thanks. Cheers. Have a great weekend.l

[SusannahDyro-gdnx]

Glad to see your channel again I enjoy it I am sick and watching you takes my mind off my cancer 😊

[Contessa]

Great episode. Humanity is very complex in any age! 😊❤

[kodys]

As many others have said, good job covering other areas of the world besides Europe in this video. I love my Knights Templar and Vikings as much as the next guy, but I find myself more and more interested in the history of areas of the world that aren't usually talked about in the context of the "Medieval" period or from 500-1600 AD.

I'd love to learn more about Medieval Africa and North America

[crystaljohnson]

Wonderful episode! Thank you so much for this one.. keep them coming please

[richardbowser]

Excellent episode! Sometimes we forget that the medieval period existed worldwide. Bravo sir!

[borkchopp]

Thank you for another excellent video. This has been one of my absolute favorite channels for a very long time!

[Sonofnam]

I'm at work hiding in the Janitor's closet to watch this clip 👍
From Guam, USA 🇺🇸

[t.j.payeur]

Nice work, thank you, it's appreciated. Cheers, indeed...