The Ancient trade post of Bahrain
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- The Ancient trade port of Dilmun was a key stepping stone on the trade routes of the Indian Ocean. The history of this trade port is long and features epic highs and deep lows. How did this little island become such a rich trade hotspot?
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Andreas Waldetoft "Elegy"
Sources:
www.britannica.com/place/Bahr...
ancient-cultures.info/data/doc...
www.jstor.org/stable/124718?s...
hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/hal-...
archive.org/details/lifelandu...
books.google.pt/books?id=x1lM...
hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/hal-...
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Behind this video:
Scriptwriter and video editor: Know History
Narrator: Calum Champion
Script Editor: Byron Lewis
#Ancient_History #Bahrain #Dilmun #Tylos
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A very good and brief history of the ancient world. I have been to Bahrain (Tylos, Dilmun) and spent years in the UAE and Oman. In the UAE and Oman, we saw the ancient copper mines, quite incredeble as these were used to make the bronze weapons, utensils and various implements of the time.
That's really interesting I'm from Bahrain and I didn't know greeks ruled bahrain until now,
Cool animation but I have to mention that people used to live mostly in the north for it used to be full of water springs and greens
😱😱😱 thanks for informing
I have a good rule of thumb : if you live around the Mediterranean, Black Sea or the Middle East, assume the Greeks ruled and settled your land at some point until proven otherwise
The Greeks did not rule Bahrain
I'm Greek but my mother is Turkish and Bahraini
@@bigbadliko59 that is really cool, do you know she is from where in bahrain?
Dilmun was the whole east of Arabia (later called Bahrain)not until 200 years ago this changed to the small island when Khalifa family conquered it.
this is some good editing
Thank you!
Ayyy bahraini here! Thanks for the coverage, love the video!
Callum has such a great narration voice! Keep up the good work! 🙂
Ay.Our lad has returned
Fresh and Spicy!
Good stuff...love your maps and animations. Great job!
Thank you so much! I am glad you enjoyed it!
It's even better the second time watching
Must be because of the 4K feature
Watchtime simp.
History is my favorite subject and I love to see how the middle east people are different but all similar in many ways, you can see the Greek influence in the middle east but also see the middle east influence in Greece as well
I was expecting this to be good, but it ended being even better than my expectations
What an amazing work
Thank you so much for those words!
@@KnowHistory thank you for the amazing video, can't wait to see you talking about jiroft, lybia, nubia and other ancient yet not well known places and civilizations
As long as I have sources I can talk about anything! I plan to do Nubia and lybia at some point later this year tho!
nice video man, love the visuals
A very nice video
Thank you for this compact video. Have you figured out a topic for the next video?
My pleasure! Next video will be a collab, the topic is a secret, but it will only release after my exams are done, so, 2 weeks from now!
@@KnowHistory Cool looking forward to it! Good luck on the exams :)
Hi bro love your work can you talk about nabatens the ancient arabs who built petra
Thank you! It's on the plan to-do list!
Nice style
Thank you! :D
New follower ✌🏻
Can we draw line from Dilmun to the Azures islands and see what happens ? 🐚
I just wanna say - Manama.
Manamanamanamanamanamanamanamanamanamanamanamanamanamanamanamanamanamanamanamanamanamanamanamanamanamanamanamanamanamanamanama
I have just ONE question. Where did the fresh water come from in order for Dilmun to survive?
I lived in Bahrain. You might know that it means two seas. It is said that there is a spring (s) of fresh water going out and it might be mixed with the sea water. An ancient legend says that a fairy princess whenever she hits the land with her feet more fresh water comes out....
Interesting, didn't know this stugg
Where are the historical models characters taken from?
Any naval relics of any part of any ancient period in time?
How about the Medieval era of Dilmun/Tylos?
Is that imperium rome?
Calum your voice sounds nice.
:kawaii:
Interesting video! I too have done some research about this topic, an would dedicate my video to royal family of Bahrain, hoping His Majesty appreciate.
Check "the earthly paradise was it in the persian gulf?"
is that calum narrating
i have returned from the shadow-realm
always has been
@@KnowHistory not before your “growth spurt” though.
this pleases me
So many wrong information, first of all dilmun was a large kingdom that spanned around eastern arabia from today’s kuwait till qatar, which area was later known as bahrain during the sasanian empire where the king was munzir ibn sawa, even after the islamic conquest, and the island of bahrain which was known as awal was also always part of greater bahrain (eastern arabia) during medival times + greek never ruled bahrain.
In our history and I am Greek the Minoans had inhabitedvthe island and wherever discovered by nearchos who was also from Crete serving under Alexander the great there is also a temple to Zeus at the island .
Der Server gang
indeed
What is BCE?
It’s stands for before the common era
@@attaueiehehdhsjwksodndhh4980 When does common era start? What is the end point of Before the Common Era and the beginning point of the Common Era?
@@bolapromatoqueejogodecampe8718 the common era starts at (1CE) and the end of the before common era is (1BC/E)
@@attaueiehehdhsjwksodndhh4980 What determines the zero point, that is, what event separates BCE from CE?
@@bolapromatoqueejogodecampe8718 It's just an arbitrary year, same as BC/AD, jesus was born between 6BC/BCE to 4BC/BCE so none of them use the birth of christ as year 0
Purple dye was also produced in Tylos
Lo sardar bajj gaya.. ROFL 🤣🤣