Lost Worlds of the Mediterranean (Full Episode) | Drain the Oceans

The Mediterranean was once home to some of the world’s greatest ancient civilizations. Draining the sea unlocks the mysteries of their rise and fall.

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Lost Worlds of the Mediterranean (Full Episode) | Drain the Oceans

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[JonnoPlays]

This series is one of the best available. Keep it going and please do more ocean floor scans for us to enjoy! I much prefer ancient history rather than war vehicles but I'm good with either.

[jpxqkuv]

Archaeology is a field that covers histories great colonies explored with fun and excitement. As a proud aware human, it is pleasure to see the alignment of progress on the planet. It is wonderful to see how we were in the past, our ancestors acts, how we could have better perspective than today

[StarVibes]

I used to hate to study History when I was a students, but I enjoy learning it this way beacause this full episode is informative and lively. I wish i could watch these content for years to come! Thanks NaGeo! I love everyone here. From Vietnam with love <3.

[ironempath]

Absolutely thank 👍you for freely offering this on YouTube for so many to enjoy and learn from.
It is masterfully produced - top scientists, top graphics, and top narration.
What a 👍treat!

[johnemerson]

For almost 2000 years residents of Naples and its environs have said, "not in my lifetime." One of these days Vesuvius or her big sister will erupt and end the argument, but not in my lifetime.

[Andy_Babb]

16:52 Hickledy Pickledy… I’ll admit that’s a new one for me lol Thank you micheal Scott.

[twinflowerfioretta]

+Drain the Ocean" - this episodes are insane !

[Nimbus.T]

I appreciate the general truth behind this series. I also appreciate that this series is taking on a more factual approach than that of Anc. Aliens on the H Channel, which I do not respect (that series or channel).

This series, on the opposite end, focuses on the truth, what we do know or can truly infer, and what conclusions we can now draw from these legitimate and factual findings under the seas/oceans.

Please continue this series and remain true to providing truth to the world so as to educate us and our youth with empowered knowledge in the betterment of furthering our society.

[sweetlife]

Miss Cyprus so much, Mediterranean sea is truly one of the best seas on Earth 🌍 ❤full of myth and history

[twinflowerfioretta]

...we should never forget we are living on a Planet with Magma at the core and we have many Volcanoes....

[acmebrainsurgery]

I absolutely LOVED this documentary, thank you so much for creating and uploading it! 💗

[vmath]

Fully captivated from start to finish. Wonderful.

[Eliel]

A very interesting study. I liked the section with the Amphora jars too.

[xcaptain]

Why i love National Geography...!

What a Documentary🔥

[albertofernandez]

Great chapter of history told in a so fantastic way. This is enterteinment!

[palmereldrich]

Neat to see human behaviour has not changed at all.

[niklar]

😊👍Great documentary!
Humans have short lives, and short memories.
They tend to live in blissful ignorance of their likely sudden demise.
Even when told of it, they ignore it, and pretend it won't happen to them, until it does!
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[onceuponatime]

I'm so proud to be Greek! I love our history! And all the other countries' history ofc! Imagine if we could unite our intellegence and leave out wars and money! We could accomplish anything!

[namirra]

Loved the science and the wonderful animations. Could have done without the melodramatic narration - the plain facts are dramatic enough! Please keep the solid content coming.

[toddp]

Too many annoying commercials. This is ridiculous.