Videos tagged with Archaeology

This video, titled "THE IMPOSSIBLE Ancient Egypt - Tin Foil Tuesday #13," appears to delve into historical mysteries and alternative theories surrounding Ancient Egypt. It mentions Graham Hancock and Ben van Kerkwyk, suggesting a focus on speculative archaeology and ancient civilizations. The description also includes links to merchandise, a podcast episode, and a coffee brand, indicating it's part of a broader content creator's platform.

This video explores a Roman cemetery discovered in York, England, in 2004. Archaeologists found the remains of mostly young men who likely lived violent lives. The Royal Armouries, the UK's national collection of arms and armour, consults the York Archaeological Trust to understand the identities and causes of death for these individuals, offering insights into ancient combat and life.

This video features Dr. Jaime Kaminski from the Sussex Archaeological Society discussing the Gladius, the iconic short sword of the Roman legions. The lecture delves into the history and typology of this fearsome weapon, which was instrumental in the expansion of the Roman Empire. A specific surviving Gladius (X.5583) from the Royal Armouries collection is examined. The video encourages subscriptions for more arms and armor content and provides links for supporting the museum and becoming a member.

This video from the Shawn Ryan Show delves into a 'craziest theory' surrounding the construction and purpose of pyramids. While the title and description hint at a deep dive into historical mysteries and potentially advanced ancient technology, the content itself is not directly related to firearms. It appears to be an exploration of ancient history, archaeology, and speculative theories, likely featuring an expert guest or detailed research presented by Shawn Ryan. The description provides links to support the channel and its associated platforms like Patreon and Apple/Spotify Podcasts.

This video presents an archaeological perspective on the Battle of the Little Bighorn, featuring a lecture by Doug Scott, who led archaeological surveys of the battlefield and coauthored a book on the findings. The content delves into the historical context and physical evidence of the battle, likely including information about the firearms used by both sides. The lecture was originally presented at the American Society of Arms Collectors meeting, indicating a strong connection to historical firearms and their use in significant events. A link to Scott's book and a review of it are provided, further emphasizing the focus on historical weaponry and its archaeological interpretation.

This video explores the historical journey of the banjo, tracing its origins from West Africa and the Caribbean to its prominence in the 19th-century commercial music scene. It highlights a significant archaeological find from an 18th-century Maryland plantation and touches upon the current landscape of traditional banjo culture. The description also includes numerous links to support the creator, Clifton Hicks, through Patreon, merchandise, courses, and streaming services.

This video explores the interior of a Nabatean tomb. It is a historical and archaeological investigation into ancient architecture and burial sites. The content focuses on historical discoveries and the cultural significance of Nabatean tombs, offering insights into their construction and purpose.

This video features Dr. Jeremiah Johnston discussing the Shroud of Turin, an archeological relic, and its potential connection to the burial clothes of Jesus. Dr. Johnston, a scholar and pastor, will delve into the scientific research surrounding the Shroud, allowing viewers to form their own conclusions. The description also highlights Dr. Johnston's extensive academic background and authorial work, as well as information about Paramount Tactical's training courses and merchandise.

This video features Dr. Jeremiah J. Johnston discussing the Shroud of Turin, examining the scientific research and historical context of this ancient artifact. Dr. Johnston, a noted theologian and author with extensive academic and media credentials, explores the evidence to help viewers form their own conclusions about its authenticity and its potential connection to Jesus Christ. The description also includes promotional material for Dr. Johnston's book, "Body of Proof," and links to Paramount Tactical's various offerings, including newsletters, courses, and merchandise.

This video from Dangerous Liberty features Dr. Jeremiah Johnston discussing the Shroud of Turin, an archaeological relic. Dr. Johnston, a theologian and apologetics pastor, will present scientific research on the Shroud, allowing viewers to form their own conclusions about its authenticity and potential connection to Jesus Christ. The description also includes links to Dr. Johnston's book, the Dangerous Liberty podcast, and Paramount Tactical Solutions' training and merchandise.

This video appears to be a podcast discussing the Shroud of Turin, a religious artifact believed by some to be the burial shroud of Jesus Christ. The podcast aims to explore whether the artifact is a historical hoax or a scientifically verifiable fact, delving into arguments and evidence from various perspectives.

This video from the Royal Armouries showcases a rare and historically significant Swiss Baselard dagger recovered from the Thames. Assistant Curator Scot Hurst details the dagger's unique copper-alloy inscription and the process of pinpointing its origins. The description also promotes the Royal Armouries' online collection, Scot's article on the baselard in the Arms & Armour journal, and encourages viewers to subscribe, support the museum, and engage with their content. The museum itself is presented as the UK's national collection of arms and armour, offering behind-the-scenes insights, combat demonstrations, and expert interaction.