Ireland Before the Celts | Ancient Land Of Magic, Mysticism, And Megaliths
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- Опубликовано: 25 ноя 2024
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In this video, I discuss much of the fascinating history of the island of Ireland from the end of the Ice Age until the arrival of the Celtic people in the last millennium BC.
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"Virtutes Vocis" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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"Virtutes Instrumenti" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Sorry for the lack of content lately, I just haven't had any time to work on videos. I love doing this and hopefully someday soon I can get back to making a lot of content again.
Adore your content and narration.
Many thanks for each of your uploads.
No worries.
take you time man ,there is no rush
You may as well coz yur good at it. Very good.
When you do check facts - like prehistoric settlements cultivating corn that was not brought to Europe until the 15thC from the Americas.
When I was 15 years old my uncle sold his house and used the money to take the entire family to Ireland. By far the most memorable magical two weeks of my life. I am SO blessed to have that opportunity. It blows me away even now 15 years later. Im a major prehistory nerd so getting to see the ancient huts and ancient churches was surreal.
very interesting, this period in ireland's history is usually ignored
Great video, the only fault is that you said County londonderry, there is No such County called that, It is called Derry.
It is now
Ya it's only the city that there's debate over
Idk out of curiosity I just briefly looked it up and Wikipedia said Londonderry is the official name of Derry. I did not look into anything further and I’m not from the area so take of that what you will.
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It's County Derry, the city is also Derry but some communities call it Londonderry.
Yeah it's pronounced with first 6 letters being silent.
@@feral7523 the longest five letter word in the world
Other way around
Derry is the correct name of the city but the English created a country called Londonderry by taking parts of county Donegal and what was then county Coleraine.
I just visited newgrange today. It was impressive
The re-construction remains controversial though
Great video. All megalithic structures found around the world were buildings to protect the peoples from catastrophic weather
I seriously doubt that. A house would be better for that. Early Neolithic people in the British isles built HUGE longhouses, those would make much more sense.
wonderfull people and culture
Thank you so much! It seems to me from random Google searches and RUclips videos nobody seems to ask who was there BEFORE the Irish even set foot on the island, even though we have proof there were unknown people there before.
How do you know it wasn't just the Irish under a different name and culture? Like maybe the Pitcs or some group of similar origins?.... They all seem to tie into one another and even people walking around in the British Isles today have had their DNA tested and are related to some of the ancient men dug up in the ground and ice within those regions. So I believe that you're looking at the people who were there before. They were just different before others moved into the region to change the culture.
According to Google Gemini AI the first people in Ireland came from Somalia and Nigeria and we're black.😂😂😂
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The ancient homeland
Awesome video! Automatically subbed after watching the downfall of the Roman Empire. Keep up the great work my friend!
It's fucking Derry!
Thanks for the vid chief
The neolithic people who built the monuments were fully replaced by the bell beaker peoples in 2500bc recent genetic studies has shown. That is why the monuments stopped and metal works started.
Are sure they didn't admix
@jacobitewiseman3696 They certainly did. Small leftover genetic markers in modern Irish would be how they determined this. Which wouldn't be possible without mixing.
However, the fact that the megalithic stopped while metalworking continued shows that at the very least, they were culturally surpassed in the region.
Good Stuff !
Good luck to you. Have enjoyed your content. Where ever life takes you, take care.
Well said ! Its Doire place of the oak grove !
Similar burials are found all over Europe.
How is it that I see you literally everywhere?
@@bosertheropode5443 We enjoy the same types of video it seems.
@@theicepickthatkilledtrotsk658 Based politics and bronze age/iron age history, how could somebody not love it?
Amazing history. Incredible.
very good work
All bow down to the Black Sun. We Pagans will avenge the Christians someday.
Excellent and very interesting video! Thank you! This is awesome.
Excellent video. Sir. No fat no bull. Perfect.
Sounds like exiled kingdoms.
Talent and skill back then is amazing see we did have brains
They definitely weren’t farming corn…
Hey dude, have liked your stuff for a couple years now. For this one the first portion I think is a bit too basic for a topic that I at least am familiar with. The body of the video (more detail on the mounds, economic stuff) was interesting. However, I initially watched the first few minutes, thought "meh, too basic" and only came back and gave it a second try because I know that your videos are pretty much without exception interesting. Just wanted to give some feedback, hope it's helpful and I hope you continue to put out great stuff. To be clear, I also like this video. Just think the intro is too long.
It's a topic thats not even thought in irish schools, you may have specialised in it, but 99% of other people wouldn't know a thing about it
@@guilty_mulburry5903 I definitely didn't specialize in it but maybe I take the things I have learned from a long term general curiosity for granted
We had deer and bear among many other animals you said except for...
Reading through the comments are hilarious
The inhabitants of Ireland got there fm Iberia (Spain)
I don't think the Irish descended from Celts, rather Meditteraenean migrants in south and Pictish tribes in Ulster and Scotland
But where did the Tin for forming bronze come from? I'm not aware of Tin mines in Ireland - most tin came from Cornwall I thought! Was there a trade with Cornwall?
Probably. Trade between Southern Ireland and Cornwall is attested to in early medieval period so probs was around before then too
Certainly!
Suspect facts as the narrator explains that early prehistoric settlers cultivated corn?! Which was not brought to Europe until the 15thC from the Americas.
obviously a comment from an ignorant American???? "Corn" has been the term for cereal (wheat, barley etc) crops in British Isles long before Europeans went to the Americas and came across maize ..which was added as another grass seed crop. Cornfleld in British Isles refers to fields of wheat, barley, spelt, oats etc.....not in the later US term of it referring to fields of maize.
Different corn. Oats. Barley Wheat. 😳
@user-zd3lq8qs8s I'm one of those dumb Americans😅 though I'll say I came with a question not am accusation, you're comment answered it thank you
@@Gilesosborne no need to be a jerk. Narrator should have clarified. Most people think of actual corn when they hear the word corn
What melted the ice age? Wild cattle farts?😂😂😂😂
Who would have thought it....All those swings in the climate and not one Petrol or diesel car in sight.
Imagine that!!🙄
You didn't say how tall the dolmen is, the megalitic monuments . From those megalitic monument we can determine the first Irish height and on what era human they had lived. If the height of the megalitic stone over 3m means Irish and Celtic ancestor height over 9m cos those megalitic stone was their table so they might had lived millions years ago .
Bro, no. 😂
Even isolated Ireland eventually learned farming and megalithic construction as well as houses, forts and language. Meanwhile the southern hemisphere even today has not managed to evolve to/past this point without outside help.
To say Ireland is isolated is ignorant. More isolated than the norm in Eurasia? Sure, but you are underestimating the treachery of mountains and jungles as compared to the sea.
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The first habitats of Ireland were non-Irish hunter gathering age and stone age people as Irish origin of Celtic People arrived to Ireland as Gaeilge Irish or Éireannaigh Irish people came to the island name it Ireland the goddess of Éiru by Celts as during Iron age as first native of generations lived on island since hunting gathering age absorbed into Irish celt culture and language and mix overtime.
The first people made it to ireland 11 thousand years ago ,chech out bear bones in ireland,and paleolithic axe head in nationsl museum of ireland
I think mounds were built by those Celts, if they ever existed at all.
Thank you black irish for our rich history! Its amazing what they left us. We should return it though as we stole it all
I find it troubling how certain historical narratives, including those presented in the video, present an overly rigid view of the past. It feels like a disservice to our ancestors who endured far greater challenges. Additionally, the history of colonized nations is often written by others, overshadowing their own narratives. Archaeological evidence is clear and compelling; some of the oldest artifacts and architecture, like Newgrange, from Irish culture suggest a level of sophistication that contrasts sharply with the commonly depicted historical accounts.
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The same megalithic structures can be seen in Basque country.
One qualm I have with this video is at 4:14 you mention that they work for crops of corn. Corn is a new world plant that would not have been seen since the time of colombus. This discredits almost all of the other points you bring up in this video, please do broader research than that of Ireland. Do not assume the religious or burial rites of the ancients, we may never know. If you do not know which plants were avalaible, how are we to trust your other observations?
From Wikipedia: "Corn (disambiguation): Corn, especially in British English and in cognate form in all other Germanic languages, refers to the principal cereal crop of any given region, such as maize in the United States, wheat or barley in England and Wales, or oats in Scotland and Ireland.
In colloquial usage in the United States and Australia, corn refers exclusively to maize, a large-grained crop native to the Americas and the principle cereal crop of that region." en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corn_(disambiguation)
Maybe you'd be better off doing a little research yourself, instead of assuming that words mean exactly the same thing everywhere.
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Interestingly, at least 75% of the DNA of most Irish people is pre Gaelic. So the Irish are essentially a late stage stone age-Cro Magnon race, biologically & genetically. The Irish are amongst the most ancient races in all of Europe. 75% pre Celtic!
Probably basque
@@MiloManning05 Different R1b haplogroup.
You have to define Celtic. If you mean 75% pre-La Tene Celtic then maybe. Most Irish are descended from Bell Beaker aka Rathlin Island DNA from 4,000 + years ago. They were almost certainly proto-Celtic.
Funnily enough, I recently read that the common belief that Irish people are Celts, and British people are Anglo-Saxons is erroneous. Both nations have a common ancestry that pre-dates the Celtic settlers. So, really cousins, and all the quarrels over the years were family squabbles!
@@peacehope7365not cousins at all. Irish are of Arabic decent. British aren't
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The first sign of any Irish folk was on the far west side where that ice sheet was so they where there before the ice.
Ireland has otters
We cannot pinpoint an arrival date for the 'Celts' and indeed they could have just sent their culture and ideas over here not their people in some imagined 'replacement', much the way we got the Christian God not from conquest invasion.
Sorry, but....the corn crops came to Europe around the XVI cenctury AD.
There were not those crops in the Neolitic Europe.
"Corn" in English is older than the introduction of Maize to Europe.
Crops of corn? Europe didn’t have corn then, originated in Central and South America…..
Okay the Irish wouldn't have been growing corn until at least the 1500s
"Corn" in English is older than the introduction of Maize to Europe.
Ok
It looks native american
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Derry.
There's no such place as the "British Isles ". I don't live on a British island. It's Insulting term coined by imperial Britain centuries ago.
Love how u leave out their dark copper melanated skin
Considering we are still pretty much the same proto Celtic people genetically (that came after the neolithoic people) and we are technically the whitest people on earth?...ehh.......nope. Stick to your ancient alien bullshit and leave the facts to the grown ups.
You leave out the blue eyes.
We are Irish.... We are NOT dark / copper / melanated. Biracial people or multiethnic people with admixture of Irish bloodline I'm sure have always existed throughout History but , genetics of our lineage are Caucasian as in WHITE.
Ridiculousness
Very inaccurate … if you want to learn about this subject read a good book… eg The origins of the Irish by James Mallory is a good start..
12.29 brought the Irish under subjection. Is incorrect grammar. Subjected them to their power/influence or just subjected them.
The fiction persists, damn shame!!
The Knowledge of Ancient Ireland is What Thought the Rest of Europe. Along with African
Narration is too rushed.
They did this in egypt.letting light in.and in Israel used tombs above ground.just like these.all over Ireland Scotland and British isles
second!
It was only called Londonderry after the Scottish plantations, gtfo
Irish and British Isles is the correct term and NOT British Isles
British Isles includes ROI and Isle of Man geographically.
ROI is part of the British Isles but not part of the UK.
@@Anglo-Saxon66 WE ARE SEPARATE. No one wants to be associated with the British. Even the Scots and Welsh don't like ye. Banned from the Spanish isles and the Netherlands. We are separate!!!!
@@Anglo-Saxon66 we are separate!!!!!!! Separate people and separate country. We are separate!!!!!!!
bro, how do you have a huge factual error in the first fifteen seconds of your video? wtf. pass.
The garden of eden was south america everyone used to be dark skinned the native americans where the first people to occupy eroupe native american stone forts and prehistoric Irish stone forts are identical representations
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Nope. Nonense.
Ancient europeans black skin blue eyes. Another more probable option is one previous people travelling all over the world in spaceships teaching whatever local people lived there. Too many hypothesis of people who think they know.
Nope. Not what I'm looking for..
Sorry