BREAKING NEWS - Ritualistic Death Cult’ In Migration Era Cemetery?
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I honestly love learning about the migration era, so many mysteries!
The Sandby Borg ring fort mystery also during the migration period and showing the kind of rich stashes as bedecked the lord in this burial. I would love to see some one do a deep dive on Sandby borg, explore the military aspects of it and the links to the Icelandic Sagas.
More of this, please. :) Seriously, this is a time where more fiction than fact is known. The Ostrogoths in Ravenna had a significant impact on sacred architecture from the late 5th cent. to the mid 6th, which shows both change and organization of societies during this period. This is just an example, but I do think more on this time line would be interesting and educational, as well as clear up some misperceptions.
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I appreciate that you illustrate your comments with actual photographs and drawings of the thing you are talking about. (Many do not - and it is misleading, at best.) Thank you.
Mr. Kelly I must say, your barbarian helmets are absolutely awsome!
Impeccable timing with Netflix' German production series, _Barbarians._
Is this Barbarian series available on Netflix in the US?
@@MarkBuckleyNapa,
I'm in Canada, so I'd imagine US Netflix should have it.
I suggest you watch it in the original, undubbed German version.
If you believe that you are a fool
@@GoogleUserOne,
What are you on about?
Awesome video, very interesting, human sacrifice in old Germanic burial. Thank you, this is great stuff you keep uncovering, Alan
Grave goods are beautiful here.
I may never get to see them in person, but I'm glad that perhaps they'll be displayed for everyone to see. Finding out more about their meaning will be interesting as well.👍
Well done .
Very cool, indeed. Thanks, man!
Great videos and content your work is outstanding thank you so much.
I'm surprised they haven't already used lidar on the site to map it, perhaps they have.
Thank you
I wonder how many of the more basic and crude artifacts were made by children (think what children do with plasticine) and apprentices? Archaeologists seem to presume they are made by relatively primitive adults but why would they be? Why would cave paintings all be created by primitive adults? Maybe the adults of the same era weren't all so primitive.
The title has Ritualistic Death Cult and I thought it was going to be about the Marines. ;-)
I'm glad that I subbed to this channel because your presentation skills are truly amazing, down to earth without the fanciful dramatisation that the American channels have. The sight of you taking off the replica helmet is fitting for the day after Halloween Pete.
Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose.
@ 8:41 Did he say Huns? When talking about Germanic tribes? But no mention of Franks? Come on now.
at least mentioning sources would go a long way @Pete Kelly
That hair cut suits you well, mate 👍🏽
I don't know about the statement that Christianity wouldn't reach that far over the Rhine until _many centuries._
The Gothic Bible had already been written by this time, and by the time the Longobards reach Italy in 568, they were largely Arian Christians, and they originate from close to Denmark or further afield.
The Gothic Bible was written in the Balkans, in an alphabet derived from Greek. The Goths adopted Christianity for largely political reasons as a condition of their relationship with the Roman Empire. The Langobards originated in the Baltic, but like the other 'eastern Germanic' people they ended up settling in the Balkans and were Christianized there. Apart from the Franks, who adopted Catholicism early as a political move, the 'western Germanic' people remained proud pagans. The Irish managed to convert the Anglo-Saxons by the late 600s and it was largely Irish and Anglo-Saxon missionaries who introduced Christianity across the Rhine (often being martyred in the process) after 740. Charlemagne spent a quarter of a century hammering the Saxons into submission and there was still a major pagan uprising (the Stellinga) after his death.
what the hell were Persians doing all the way up in Denmark? I had no idea their empires stretched so far.
@@Hideyoshi1991,
Arian Christians were a sect that originated with a Christian holy man from Libya named, Arius.
The name resemblance to Iran and Aryans is just coincidence.
the location is a secret..........big arrow pointing here on ze map haha
And everyone immediately opens Google Earth...🤪
@@sailorjohnboy2325 wahahahahahaha
0:37 Can anybody tell me where this place is?
Roman Arena, Arles, France
@@someone6117 Thanks you
4:08 chicken farm in Saxony... hmmm, since when Saxony is Russian (Russian car with related numberplates)...
What's that map from that labels the entire island of Ireland as "Scots". I've never heard of the Irish being referred to as Scots
Brian Boru was named Emperor of the Scoti, meaning Emperor of the Gaels (Gaels being people from Ireland) On that map it says 'Picts' in what is now Scotland. The Picts were a Celtic people as well but by the 11th century the peoples of Scotland had become Gaelicised 'Scots'. It's all very confusing but I think the term 'Scots' on the map refers to the Scoti (as in Gaels) in Ireland while the Celtic people in what is now Scotland were still called Picts. Hope this helps. I find the early Middle Ages a very interesting part of history!
The "Scotti' were an Irish people who invaded northwest Britain during the migration period and conquered what is now Scotland over the next several centuries. Scottish Gaelic developed from Old Irish. It is a 'Q-Celtic' language and quite distinct from the 'P-Celtic' languages of the east such as Welsh, Breton and Cornish (i.e, #4 = cathair or ceithir in irish and Scots, but pedwar, peder or peswar in Welsh, Breton and Cornish). Modern Ireland formed from new confederations based in the west after the Scots had migrated east.
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I tend to associate the "Wicker Man" sacrifices with the Celts, is there anything to suggest or verify that the Germanics did this as well?.
@Pecker Dúnling San Patricio Space Dolphin Brigada no your getting very mixed up
@UClhHUINTQWrziGPS-R89fEw Celts and Germanics were not the same people and Celts never lived in the Basque Country.
Pete you amaze me with the details of history and if you do Bible history you can bet more will watch today because it’s the end of this dispensation and the migration has started and the climate change that happen in the 5th century was different because it was a volcano that erupted and started it but the system didn’t go full throttle it was over in 100 years
interesting
See this litle metal human figure 800 year old and Kent litle metal bear figure from 2012 archaeologist from GB dale same time period early medieval.Wery similar art production./dale- date.
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So, so good. Great on all accounts, narration, vid production and history. Thanks!
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Excellent job, Pete!!
Wonderful! Very listenable 👍
Cherusker? The area seems sort of right. But I learnt a long time ago the "Germans" Tacitus wrote about were speakers of a Celtic language. The cauldrons are also more Celtic as in Ireland. The migration brought speakers of what are now called Germanic lanuages: tuitsch, Deutsch, etc. It may be those speakers came via Sweden. The boffins are still arguing. Bog bodies, and sacrifices, seem to be as Irish as northern Germany. Some names survive, as in England; like Avon, Aachen.
Beyond the Rhine early on were Wends. King Alfred, admittedly some centuries later, gives us Ohthere's travels and talks of the Wends. I think they were the people that impressed him with keeping beer cold in summer.
Love your talks. Thank you
I think the Romans had trouble telling the difference between Celts and Germans. They are both Indo-European and had a similar material culture, the Celts maybe more into conspicuous consumption because they had a better environment for farming and metalworking. Two thousand years ago Germanic and continental Celtic languages were also much more similar to each other (and to the Italic languages for that matter) than today. The regions east of the Rhine and north of the Alps were Celtic until around 100BC when the first wave of Germanic migrations began and the Rhineland was still pretty mixed in Caesar's time.
The people around the mouth of the Rhine in Caesar's time were a Celtic people he called the Veneti. Some centuries later the Vandals settled between the Elbe and Vistula, and a few centuries after that a Slavic people called the Wends arrived on the Vistula. There has always been someone named Veneti, Venedae, Vandali or Wendowie living there but it isn't always the same people. It almost sounds like a generic term for 'people who live on the coast around a river', not unlike the Venetians of northern Italy.
Fascinating!!!
Too many commercials so I unsubscribed and stopped watching.
That'd be youtube fault not the creator, just use ad block especially since he has a sponsor for revenue.
I would like you to dig into the background ,origins ,of Beowolf .Also some history on the Geats .Were they Danish ?
In modern terms more like Swedish, but initially Scandinavian anyway.
You sound just like thoughty2...
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It seems, after studying history, archaeology and watching many lectures snd videos, that historians, politicians snd the educated public (not much of that..) should reconsider the phenomenon of human migration, a process that lasted on and off for thousands of years. In the time of nationalism, migration got a bad reputation and it seems is highly misunderstood and causes much trouble snd misery. Time to Te-examine it, Te-consider it and study it properly. Not as a negative phenomenon but as a natural human one.
I am certain that these tribes during these migrations were associated with the tribes of Northern Israel the crossed the Caucus mountains approximately 650 BC and broke into Europe at Large. Those we're Israelites
No they werent
@@garbagehuman1119 Saxon definitely were as we're others.
@@DOCKent-3339 no they they arent. Not a shred of evidence to support that theory, its just crackpot nonsense.
There is a tremendous amount of evidence including the Bible and Reed Benson (2013) and many others.
@@garbagehuman1119 look at the Treaty of Aberoth. The Scots have their line traced through Spain, Greece and the House of Israel. The Pope certified it.
These burials and ritual sacrifices seem little different than the Viking ritual deaths of a lord/lady and slave/ servants offering to die with the person of power. Maybe it was a way for slaves who wanted to stop being a slave a way to die ritually to end their slavery, honorably.
Love the video, hate the clickbait title
Atilla the Hun
If you're going to show clips of people in costume re-enacting events similar to the events being described, please don't include ridiculously stupid one's where a man wielding a sword in battle spins his sword like a majorette's baton.
Please refrain from ahistorical Hollywood bullshit.
Thank you.
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