The Secrets of Babylon: From World Superpower to Ruins

Discover the fascinating history of Babylon, the legendary city founded by the descendants of Noah and home to one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, the Hanging Gardens of Semiramis. With its strategic location at the crossroads of East and West, Babylon became a center of trade and a world superpower, boasting a population of over 200,000 people and impenetrable fortifications. But what led to the fall of this flourishing society? How was it that one of the most fortified cities in the world was captured without a trace of battle? Join us as we explore the rise and fall of one of the most ancient and fabled cities in the world, and uncover the secrets of Babylon.

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[piterbzymas]

Detailed video about how life was in Sodom and Gomorrah would be a treat

[audiparts]

I really like what you are doing! I would like to see a video on the history of Troy. Thank you!

[LateralPause]

More about the hanging gardens, thanks.

[josecolon]

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[ΛευτερηςΛαζαριδης-ψθ]

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[Pantoulis]

I would like to know more about the Egyptian city of Thebes (Waset)

[debmeyer]

Is like to hear about Alexandria Egypt! And it's library! 😊

[kvc]

I'd love to hear about the ancient city of Ugarit

[raphaelachanga]

Kindly make a video of the hanging gardens

[rc-vdvm]

The tower of Babel could possibly be Mt Kailash based on Hebrew books retrieved in Qumran.

[MatryBigwave]

🌈 PUMA PUNKU up in the hills of Bolivia (destroyed by cataclysm) is possibly the most ancient construction on earth.
The Anunnaki who were millions of years more advanced, and from another planet, had the technology to build Puma Punku, as their first home base. Conveniently distant from Mesopotamia, where they want to create their work force, using their genetic science to cross the existing primates with their own genetics. Enabling them to show the first humans how to build the city of Sumar. 👍🏼

[Lemminaide]

Question: in a mere 150 years after the flood they (?) built a city large enough for 200, 000+ people… where did all those people come from?
If they started with only Noah and his son… seem highly unlikely.

[metrichotrods]

The Tower of Babel and Babylon are almost 1000 years apart

[laurencesmith]

Atlantis might consider a lawsuit .

The flood was just the creation of the Black Sea when the Med breached the Bosphorus .

[Amadeu.Macedo]

To describe the wonders of Babylon and Nineveh, one should utilize Mesopotamian mythology from Babylonia and Assyria, rather than utilizing recent, second-rate "Christian mythology!" 🙂
According to the Babylonians, their great metropolis was created by their beloved god Marduk!
Moreover, according to a British scholar the famous Hanging Gardens were built in Nineveh, Assyria, by the great king Sennacherib (during the Neo-Sumerian Empire)!

[bread]

What dimension were they in it seems as though they were closer to the sky than we are today, but it seems like we're going back in time because the sun is brighter

[jerrymckenzie]

How do they go from 8 people to over 200, 000 in 120 years?

[piotrpoleski]

I would be interesting to see/hear about one of those overgrown para-buddist cities in the Far East, looking like upscaled impersonation of computer processors... Also that city discovered on the coast of India relatively recently, under the water, ... would be intersting.

[TheALseven]

that was a test experiment, this is real