Six Legendary Treasures Of The Ancient World | Lost Treasures | Timeline

From Hadrian's Wall to the Pyramids of Giza and beyond, the ancient world contains countless treasures. Discover the history behind some of these iconic monuments in this collection of episodes from 'Lost Treasures of the Ancient World'.

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[irawhitlock]

This is awesome. Four plus hours of good un-agendacized historical info! 👍

[Exodus.Pi]

Pi 3.14 π was first recorded by Moses from the Exodus Tabernacle blueprints near 1400 BC not 250 BC by Archimedes. 330-15-1=314
Calculation based on the description of the Tabernacle's curtains in Exodus 26:8-9, 12-13 with vs13 being the lynchpin. Here's a breakdown:
Total Length of the Curtains: The Tabernacle had 11 curtains, each 30 cubits long. So, all the curtains together were 11 x 30 = 330 cubits long.
Folding One Curtain: One of these 11 curtains was to be folded in half. When you fold a curtain that is 30 cubits long in half, it becomes 15 cubits long.
Adjusting the Total Length: After folding one curtain in half, the total length of all curtains would be 330 cubits (from all 11 curtains) minus 15 cubits (from the folded curtain). So, the adjusted length is 330 - 15 = 315 cubits.
Extra Length at Both Ends: The same folded curtain is supposed to have half a cubit of material hanging off at both ends of the Tabernacle. Since there are two ends, that adds up to 2 x 0.5 = 1 cubit.
Final Calculation: To find the final length, subtract this extra 1 cubit from the adjusted length of 315 cubits. This gives 315 - 1 = 314 cubits.

This was discovered by a Christian engineer from Wisconsin in 2015. Geometry π people will see this as dome shaped. However Josephus the Historian describes the traditional rectangle shaped Tabernacle. 2 different shapes.
or
(C-curtain L-length) 11Cx30L= 330CL, 1Cx30L= 30CL÷2= 15CL-330CL= 315CL, 315CL-.5CL-.5CL= 314CL Exodus 26:8-9, 12-13
or
330-15-1=314
Exodus 26:13 is Pi 3.14

[pushingbhutons]

I wanted to love this. But seriously, ya got so many ads in the first hour, it was worse than TV commercials. I just skipped an hour of the video so I could have this play without 2-5 min interruptions every 2 min. That's a ridiculous way to start the video. Space them out throughout the whole video for a more pleasant experience. I missed the episode I was interested in because of the absurd amount of ads.

[Williams.L]

Great video many thanks for sharing.
edit. This is actually one of my favorite vids in a while!

[jamesfillmore]

I love this so much history custom and culture I love it thank you for this documentarie .

[gameclipking]

When I first clicked on this video and saw that is was 4 hours, I said “4 HOURS” 😱 and then I stoped and I said “4 HOURS” 😀😁

[magesalmanac]

I wonder if any structure built in the last century will last as long as these. Probably not.

[TimeTrekTaless]

Such a captivating dive into history, customs, and culture! Thank you for this amazing documentary!

[brainstormingsharing]

This comment is in upfront, but from the title and time, it seems a big well done and keep it up! 👍👏

[samuelj]

Great voice and pace for sleeping 😴 💤💤

[IngCapy]

How was the voiceover recorded to sound so clear in this video?

[mohammedsaysrashid]

Its second time I saw this wonderful documentary

[robynw]

No subtitles on the Aztec one? Really? How disappointing. Otherwise, a great series.

[thenmightbesatire.]

You know how to move and place stones that weigh a ton .... Water. You build locks and damns. Egyptians definitely observed the power of water to move and shape earth. Locks and damns .... Peoples

[smkd]

I think Stonehenge works along with the pyramids regarding electricity transfer as well as other unexplainable places

[peterwang]

The Stonehenge can be easily built by earth. For example, by piling up earth, we can move a large stone up to a certain high.

[kennkristoffersen]

I think it was a landing platform, ,??? maybe not

[nilsnyman]

Why thr Brits say "StoneHENGE" and Americans say "STONEhenge" always bothered me.

[Zulgeteb]

Stonehenge older then pyramid of Gizeh? Do we know when that pyramid was build? Do we really believe Egyptians carved those stones and make symmetrical sculptures (less then a millimeter deviation), with just using copper chisels and stones.

[janenewman]

Can understand people using the stones in the wall. Was built to deter and defend. Not being used for that now. Recycle the material for much needed instead of sitting for no reason.