The Nordic Bronze Age / Ancient History Documentary

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  @HistoryTime · 7 years ago (edited) · pinned

  - Watch my latest full length history documentary here:-<br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c3Hq6UaFQqk">https://youtu.be/c3Hq6UaFQqk</a><br><br>Hey guys. This is part of a collaboration between 11 different channels. Check out the other videos in the playlist here:-<br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4kqG-CL4ToARSQlWqu6jRzeEnbFAQCkB">https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4kqG-CL4ToARSQlWqu6jRzeEnbFAQCkB</a>

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  @dinoflame9696 · 7 years ago (edited)

  Whatever has happened throughout the millennia - living in 2019 where historians put hours of video for free on the internet, makes me feel pretty damn fortunate. Thanks for the video.

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  @Gamespud94 · 7 years ago

  Gotta love Youtube&apos;s auto-generated captions.. Actual audio - &quot;modern Germanic tongue..&quot; Captions - &quot;modern demonic tongue..&quot;

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  @Tipi_Dan · 11 months ago

  UPDATE: &nbsp;The oldest known wheeled cart was discovered in the mountains of Romania.

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  @JohnnyRebKy · 5 years ago

  I miss the days when history channel and others had documentaries of this quality. &nbsp;YouTube users make documentary films that blow multi million dollar film makers out of the water! Like this one. Bravo sir ! Top notch work

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  @wat8437 · 7 years ago

  my grandfather discovered two bronze age graves on his property in Höryda, Sweden. he found &nbsp;other evidence of earlier habitation &nbsp; in his field while farming like flint tools and other artifacts. just thought you&apos;d find it intereseting to look in to. <br>his name was Ane Holmqvist in Höryda, &nbsp;Sweden might be hard to find but its a small village in Blekinge

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  @paulmryglod4802 · 7 years ago

  I&apos;d love to see ocean levels, geology and climate of the regions addressed as the history is told. It helps with the complete picture of the era.

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  @surfk9836 · 7 years ago

  Refreshing information without the &quot;ancient technologies&quot;, or aliens &nbsp;gibberish. <br>Thank you!

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  @daisybrain9423 · 7 years ago

  This channel is a tin mine!

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  @weltvonalex · 7 years ago

  wow this is a1 content, this has a quality i havent seen in years, reminds me on old tv documentaries before they went full history channel,

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  @erikholmlund6927 · 7 years ago

  Being a resident of northern Sweden, I immediately react to the fact that a mid-scandinavian border is being put as sort of frontier for the scandinavian bronze age. This documentary only covers the southern half of the scandinavian bronze age. Up north, there was a different culture, portrayed in this documentary as a &quot;blank&quot; area. Up here there are findings of the ananino bronze axes, an eastern type of axe, common among the fenno-ugric peoples, indicating an even further northern route of trade and influences, going between Sweden-Finland-Russia.

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  @overjee · 7 years ago

  Knew near to nothing about Scandinavia from before the viking age. Thanks for making this video! Watched the entire thing in one sitting, I was so hooked.

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