How Did An Entire Ancient Country Disappear From History?
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 15. 07. 2020
- Ancient history has a way of slipping through the cracks, and in today's amazing video we uncover an entire ancient civilization that has completely vanished from ever existing. Check out our new video where we investigate some ancient Egyptian texts that refer to a land called "Punt" that traded with the Egyptians. But what happened to the land of Punt, and where was it exactly located? You will have to watch today's amazing video to find out!
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a lot of historians suggest it's the (Somalia) Puntland
And northern Somalia has lineage in Egypt so maybe Somalis
I'm certain. Puntland in Somalia yeah!
@Koolkid Ehm... Somalis don't look like ancient Egyptians, just no. Ancient Egyptians were a tad darker than Syrians and Palestinians, perhaps because of their climate, but they were nowhere near as dark as modern Somalis are. For example, Kushites/Old Nubians, people from modern day South Sudan and Northern Ethiopia, are depicted as dark brown skinned, very different to their Egyptian cointerparts
itâs Eritrea, does nobody literally know of Eritreans orrr
Pao234 ,
Which is why the Egyptians stated that the people from the Land of Punt were distinctively unique looking and different looking to them ... You did actually watch the video right? It says it in the video that youâre commenting on..you couldâve done some research as well. And if youâre confused as to why the Egyptians would then suggest that itâs their ancestral homeland, itâs because it is! East Africa is the location of the first human beings in the entire world, East Africans are the ancestral homeland of All people, not just the Egyptians. Your post makes 0 sense and is lazy, do research or at least watch the video.
Pao234 ,
and another thing, Ancient Egypt was ruled by Nubian and Kushite Pharoahs , black Pharoahs...youâre aware of the 25th Dynasty of Egypt right ? Itâs not a debate, itâs a known fact ..There are so many inaccuracies in your post, I wouldnât know where to start
Itâs Ancient northern Somalia. Many historians agreed upon this.
Puntland
itâs literally eritrea
Nadiaaa The only thing that is supporting you is the thumbnail.
That one Somali prob not
@@nadiaaa6678 literally!
Egyptian 1: You know what would be funny? If we made up a whole civilization, so in a few 1000 years when Scholars look back they'd be totally confused.
Egyptian 2: Dude! Write it down!
Classic hahahahahaha
XD
Lol
I know this a joke but just in case I donât think they were that smart
@Daniel Diaz 1. They relied on hundreds of slaves 2. Their religion was strict about lies or deception.
The Land of Punt is most likely in present day Somalia/Ethiopia , but more likely Somalia due to the length of travel of their journeys. When you look at the physical descriptions given by the Egyptians and the items that the Egyptians required from the land of Punt such as Myrhh, and the fact that Myrhh only originated in Arabia or Yemen/Somalia, with the Somali Myrhh being the most unique and desired one, all clues point to one direction. It canât be an Arab country due to the physical descriptions given.
Mhrry is also in Ethiopia.
Skunk Ape ,
The Middle East was lush and green.. and what was/is Somalia? Somalia was and is more lush and green than all of the Middle East, the South of Somalia is nothing but green...the spices and exotic animals described by Ancient Egyptians were not found in the Middle East. You state that thereâs no concrete evidence that itâs located in Somalia, which I agree with, if you read my post i literally say â most likely â, but what I then find odd and strange , is you have made an argument for it to be in the Middle East ( even though you yourself admit there is no hypothesis proving any location) , and youâve based your argument on the Middle East being lush and green at that time, as if Somalia was and still isnât green and lush, even more than the Middle East... can you see how many inaccuracies are in your post? I think youâre confused
Skunk Ape ,
Then why would you randomly mention the geography of the Middle East? And describe features of the Middle East that isnât unique to the Middle East as a way of providing a theory that the location could possible also be in the Middle East ? Doesnât make sense. I shared your views, but Iâm no longer of that opinion, Iâve done more research and the documents and archives held by the Ancient Egyptians is too thorough to discredit. Itâs more likely that the supposed locations simply havenât been actively excavated. The Middle East region has a huge history, but it has many sites which arenât being excavated for one reason or another, likewise with Somalia, Somalia only recently started excavations and have found many unique artifacts of early advanced civilisations. I think the answer is out there, we simply havenât searched yet.
Skunk Ape ,
Are you not used to being questioned? Youâve just said in your latest post âSomaliaâs MODERN features donât make it a unique fit â... but when you mentioned the Middle East, your reasons were NOT due to their MODERN landscape and features, it was due to their ANCIENT landscape and features, to quote you directly â the Middle East was lush and green during that time, and not a desertâ . At least we agree on one thing, I also think youâre confused, that shrugging shoulder emoji encapsulates you perfectly.
@@ogundimu400 In Somali regions
"History is the version of past events that people have decided to agree upon."
--Napoleon Bonaparte
I am not convinced that Napoleon ever said that
@Think Before You Type inforgraphic cant be wrong too.
punt shows how great where are going to be in future biidnillah.
A similar saying is
âHistory is written by its victorsâ
dont believe everything you see on the internet
-Abram Lincoln
No, history literally happened
Anyone that understands Somali understands far to many ancient Egyptian words unlike Ethiopian language. A lot of the rituals look identical too and dress code till today
Thereâs so many somali words that are the same in Egyptian. Soooooooo many
@Stained Glass Window bull
@Stained Glass Window lol you dont know a thing about the Somali language
@@yahyanur6112 He is right
Not exactly Ethiopian actually has more words like set and aw and even the sound p which is not found in somali buts its found in both Egyptian and amharic infact is among the very few afro Asiatic languages that have soft and hard p in their scripts
_In my local language(Kangri) Punt means "Get Lost"_
Haha
in dutch punt means dot
It all makes sense now
@@sayurunethsilu đđđ
@Daniel Diaz in the Kangra District of HImachal Pradesh, India.
IT'S
30% ERITREA đȘđ·
20% ETIOPIA đȘđč
50% SOMALIA đžđŽ
Itâs Somali people
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100% Somalia
@@koopkingz4251 no the capital was most likely adulis. Also eritrea has over 80 thousand archeological sites second only to Egypt itself.
â@@lolololololol369 this is pure cap they researched the Baboons that were described and they matched with Northern Somalia it ain't Ethiopia or Eritrea at all
Its in northern Somalia everybody knows. Somalis to this day even Share some Things AS the egyptians
1. To this day Somalia is the biggest Producer of mhyrr and IT was Important in their Tempel celebrarions
2. While old egyptians used to only bury their Pharaos in huge Pyramids you'll find hundreds of taalos in northern Somalia which are little Pyramids used AS Graves.
There are many more Things that simply say punt was true and in northern somalia
Our cultural dress is one of them.
Puntland also has dried up rivers on satellite and terrance type figures near Gardaful
Anicent Egypt brought Gold but Somali isnât know for its Gold. Somali donât produce gold
@@ALI-xi5np somalis Back then were known for Gold. The ancient Somalia at the time of the greeks were called macrobians and were said to be so rich in Gold that all their captives were hold in gold chains
@@geediosman6415 where u get your information Nubia was known for gold. it doesnât make sense that Egyptian will go all the way down to Somali to trade for gold. When there neighbors got gold. N Somali isnât known for gold. Tell me were y got your information
Canât wait to see Ancient Aliens make a episode of this saying Punt was some ancient alien civilization or something
Considering how the queen of Punt was drawn Iâm surprised they havenât already said that.
It sounds like one
Lol
J. R. It already is lol
Punt got tired of us and took to the space.
I had literally just researched about this country for a project, I tried to find out all this information in a week when i could have just waited for a day to get it all in 11 minutes :(
Except that Punt is really just Somalia. The Infographics show leaves out facts, don't trust them.
ty gamer Oh, well Iâm getting an F... đŠ
What about the Idea that the Nation of Punt. Had Land and Territory on Both Sides of the Sea. Than the Problem is Solved.
@@eldrenofthemist2492 but quite a few Yemenis are really dark skinned so possibly "biracial" of Semitic and Cushitic people?
Awwww
The consensus of Historians is thatâs the land of Punt is located in modern day Somalia, The Somali people of today are the people of Punt
This is deep and the pharaohs depict themselves looking like Somalis
Yes, you got that right. đđŸ
This shows that ancient Kemet was Cushitic who today would be considered black.
we somalis keep saying that Punt is definitely Somalia, how is it definite? just read the comment section somalis are so sure but why then would we not have found some evidence we are nomads surely this would be uncovered by now, If you keep saying its definitely Somalia please those who are so sure go work with someone and fund some sort of research proving it otherwise its just conjecture and it seems forced at this point.Speak with evidence not anecdotes, I know it makes many feel good and our current sad state of affairs means we donât have a lot to be proud of right now but we MUST operate from a place of empirical data not emotions and theories to give us a legacy.
@@faebalina7786 thereâs many poems and songs which refer to Somalia as buun which is indeed the correct native word for the land in ancient timesss
The infographic show : How did an entire ancient country dissapear
Me: why you ask the viewers
Ask some one from America Im sure we'll disappear here shortly.
@@okidokidraws what
Me:did someone ask ya what i thought nobody did
D20doodles Doodles what does that mean?
@@okidokidraws excuse me! Rendition. That's what it's called.
Its in Somalia, no body has really studied somali history.
The queen of Hatshepsut was welcomed by the ancient somali people. They gave her myrrh and Boswelia Carteri as a gift. She planted 100 trees around the venue where the celebration occurred locally known Goob shir. I visited there 3 weeks ago.
She also said she was from punt.
@@odaymediachannel where is goob shiir is located where
@@sonofadam7633 Goon shir is situated in the central Daalo forest.
@@odaymediachannel punt or buun in af somali literally means the horn đ€đ€đ€
I really love history. This was so interesting. In my country Somalia we have a state called Puntland where my father was born and raised up until war.
They date the monkey statue to ethiopian eritrea corroder to north somalia/somaliland.. myrrh is native to Somalia
Puntland was named after where people thought the land of punt was located. At that time scientists thought land of punt was in puntland but recent evidence point at somaliland, eritrea, djibouti and northern Ethiopia
@@stupidbeats1257 the ancient city of mosylon named by the greeks is said to be bosaaso, so definitely it is puntalnd and somaliland, since both have major ports that were vital to the ancient trade!
@@stupidbeats1257 no it doesnât it show me the evidence it was in Ethiopia stop trying to include yourselves lol
@@sufyanali2455 if it was Ethiopia how come they didnât go down the nile? eithiopia doesnât even have a coast đ Iâm sure Ethiopians didnât even exist back then it was before yâall came from Yemen
Puntland Still exists it's in Somalia and a lot of ancient Egyptians look Cushitic so it makes sense.
Egyptians look middle eastern. Cushitic people are dark skinned
@@desciplesofthomassankara3021 lol they did not
Ancient Egyptian Are Nubians
@@desciplesofthomassankara3021 they look cushitic copycat .. there r ppl in horn africa that look exactly like them.. afar ppl n others
If you ain't Incounter fake ancient Egyptian arab trolls just note they are from channels 7 Phoenicians 7 egyptology 7 and asuperegyptian they go from platform to platform spreading arguments and false information
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@7:11, he says "at least part of the journey involved sailing through the Red Sea, which would point to the location being somewhere on the Arabian peninsula". That certainly does not point to Punt being in the Arabian peninsula, since Eritrea, Sudan, and Somalia are also along the Red Sea. Also many of the things they brought back from Punt were only found in Africa, like the Secretary bird, which is found only in Sudan, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Djibouti, and Somalia, but not found in Arabia. Also ebony, giraffes, gold and ivory were African in origin. A genetic study was done on the mummy's of baboons brought back from Punt which showed they were native to Eritrea, Ethiopia and eastern Somalia.
Somalia is no Red Sea
@@GoogleUser-xd5fi somalia touches the read sea
The secretary bird 8s native to somalia
@@GoogleUser-xd5fi Somalia is Red Sea plus Djibouti used to be Somalia
Secretary birds are also native to South Africa - in fact it's part of South Africa's coat of arms - Amazing birds.
Anything South of egypt turns unsolved,controversial,never existed or definitely not in africa etc etc etc!
đ€Łđ€Ł it is somalia
True lol
You scousers can shut up when it comes to conspiracy. Hillsborough & Heysel we know what you did
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When you actually watch the video before commenting
The land of Punt is located in modern day Somaliland. This country has the highest concentration ancient sites in all of East Africa.
Puntland was named after where people thought the land of punt was located. At that time scientists thought land of punt was in puntland but recent evidence point at somaliland, eritrea, djibouti and northern Ethiopia
The country with the highest concentration of ancient sites in east africa and second in the entire continent is eritrea followed by Ethiopia
And eritrea đđđđȘđ·đȘđ· ÙŰÙÙ Ű§ÙŰšÙŰȘ
The mummified human skeletons found in monasteries further verify that the art of mummification was practiced in Eritrea for a long period of time.
Recently, study proved that mummified skeleton of a baboon found in British museum was from Eritrea. Thus, this strong evidence confirms that Puntland was located in Eritrea.
Eritreans don't even speak cushitic languages đ€Šđ€Š
Saying ethiopians, sudani or arabs had anything to do with the land of Punt is idiotic
Ethiopians are invaders who came from arabia and were sabaean descendents
Eritrean also the same don't even speak an African language they mostly speak Arabic or tigray today
The land of Punt was historically Eastern Cushite with obvious connotations of Ancient somali phrases and cultural norms
Stop stealing other people's history
@maddogbasil Firstly, only 1 of the nine tribes in Eritrea speak tigrinya (not tigray). 4 of the tribes in Eritrea speak Cushitic languages. By the way only the northern part of Ethiopia are Semitic, the majority of Ethiopians are Cushitic.
@@maddogbasil catualy 4 tribes in Eritrea speaks a cushitic language.. it is known that the original population in Eritrwa soke either a cushitic or a nelotic language before the semitic migration
They DNA tested the baboon and found and said it could be from Eritrea or northern Somalia not just Eritrea
@@hiiuy6 No, the Somalia and Yemen baboon's didn't match the isotope sample.
Great vid as always!
Punt-land, Somalia
Yea man what's my guy talking about
Likely Eritrea as well as that would give access to the Red Sea granting access to the middle-east.
@@interestingusername1049 likely huh but all the evidence even some of the artifacts found are in the north of somalia fun fact somalia has it own prymaids called naaso hablood
Sounds like in Somalia or Ethiopia to me, based on the description of the people, land, and resources. Yemen makes no sense. Looks really obvious from my non expert, sparse knowledge, but this bothers Egyptologists so much for what reason? I think a lot Egyptologists have held back the study of ancient civilizations because they are too busy finding things that fit what ever narrative they want to create. I've hear some really frustrating things about the industry even from people that try to get into it.
It's Somalia to Eritrea
@Skunk Ape It was absolutely not anywhere in the Arabian peninsula. Animals like the secretary bird which was on the reliefs of Punt are only found in Africa and have never existed in Arabia. It's pretty clear that you're the ignorant one. Imagine calling others ignorant and saying that the Middle East was a possible location.
@Skunk Ape The fertile crescent is not in the Arabian Peninsula. It's the area immediately north of it. The Arabian Peninsula was already a desert when the Old Kingdom of Egypt was born. The last time the Arabian Peninsula was as wet and fertile as the Fertile Crescent was during the time of the Old Kingdom was 55,000 years ago.
Its puntland now ..
Not to forget that alot of words in the Somali vocabulary are the exact same as ancient Egyptian words. Also the way they describe the people of the land of punt is basically ancient somali people.
Everybody knows itâs Eritrea and northern Somalia
You Eritreans and Ethiopians always tryna hate on us Somali with every single thing. I would be mad to if Somalis forced me to eat raw meet
They accidentally pressed "delete" in an UFO.
Lol
???
@@zxfi4 you wouldn't get it.
Was it common for ancient Egypt to give detailed directions to the lands they traveled to that we know for sure existed?
It definitely existed since they actually got goods from them like frankincense that they used in temples and baboons that were also used for religious purposes. Those baboons and perfumes have been tested and originated from modern day Somalia. Egyptians wouldn't list going to a fairytale land as a real accomplishment alongside their other real accomplishments like their successful wars and great economy.
Well they were considered the Google maps of their time.
Critical exactly ! Spot on !
@@critical9827 while I agree with most of what you said, they did glorify going to the afterlife which sounds pretty fairytale like. Lol
True lol
Punt Land starts from Southeast Sudan and goes all the way down to Somalia down the RedSea.....Punt are the Cushites Beja, Saho, Afar, Somali, Oromo, Bilen
Naw itâs just Somalis
@@sufyanali2455 but you know thats not true so why say it?
â@@sufyanali2455Somalie have not system writing have not farmer like ancien egyptian but pastoral and Somali they didn't build anything!
Oromo and bilen they dont have archeology site in thei territory ! but more in south of Eritrea and coast Tigre , Tigrynia,tigrai region and stop create false identity like (semitic kushitic) kush IS in Sudan !! Kush =ta sehti
Please stop mentioning people that are not member of your country as if you belong as one society. !!! Beja--Bilen, Saho and Afar are Eritreans. Somal and Oromo we are not even bordering, far in distance. These nonsense Cushite theory (Somals use) is complete distort, as if all "cushiet" understand the same language, complete false. These ethnic groups have their own languages and none of the group you mentioned understand each other. So, stop creating false narratives to include yourself and scrap others within the nations, as you wish to cherry pick and fit yourself.
It's present day Eritrea đȘđ· which had 5 ancient ports .
No, that would be too close to egypt, its either in somalia or ogden, ethiopia
@@RealSavage7 no it's Eritrea đȘđ· which makes Adulis Kingdom and Aksum kingdom a super traders in these times maybe u don't know Eritrea is the second ancient architecture in Africa after Egypt or first before Egypt.
Exactly
â@@eriglass1326 no it's Northern Somalia
â@@eriglass1326lies bro its somalia these eritreans think its theirs but there is even a province named after punt in somalia named puntland
love the vids your channel and effort is so amazing great work hope everyone seeing this has an amazing day
Land of Punt is no doubt in modern Somalia but also included Somali relatives of Rendille, Borana, afar, and Gabbra and others. Punt, Punite, Pwenet, and Pone all of them are same and the meaning is a Horn or the one who lives the horn. In Somalia there is a city called Opone that has relationship with the word Punt or Punite and it means Horn or the origin because the word Father came from the same root. The letter "O" in the word Opone is the same "O" in Osiris that means the orgin in Somali language. Egyptian Hieroglyph used in Somalia before Egypt, and it supposed to be a Punite Hieroglyph that Bedouin Somalis still use to mark their animals. Somali language is also shares 60% with ancient Egypt language. They share religion, DNA, cultural clothes, way of dancing, crafts and tools and same Gods such as Ra, Nedir, Horus and Osiris. which country in the world that can share with them all of these? which country that still uses Hieroglyph other than Somalia?
The idea that the egypts made it all up sounds strange.
This is my new education : )
Great work!
I don't know why, but I laughed every time you said Punt đ
Half way through ready this.. Now look what u causedđ đ đ
@@yuleanicolayvich9395 same đ
No one :
The infographics show : *PĂĂUnt*
Children
I just here point punt is Dutch for point
When it rains our land Somalia smells amazing no other country in the world it is soil smells like that also our country has some fruits taht are unique and taste the most amazing
Great
The Land of the punt is located in East Africa and the Horn of Africa and that includes modern north-east Sudan, Eritrea, northern Ethiopia, Djibouti, Somaliland, and Somalia
Somaliland isnât a country
Somaliland is part of somalia hhhhhh
@@koopkingz4251 that was a typo it was supposed to say Somalia not Somaliland & Somalia thank you for noticing
@@quran..a that was a typo it was supposed to say Somalia not Somaliland & Somalia thank you for noticing
Exactly, if ppl can be able to see history beyond the current political borders. And how population growth and other factors, rewinding back history cheerfully, hate got no purpose here, fam.
What you said is correct, in the ancient. Yes for sure it was the norther part of Somalia. Namely the Somaliland and Punt land province. These encompassing the Afar region and from the East Sudan east of the Nile to the Red Sea, all Eritrean region, north Ethiopia, the Blue Nile, Djibouti, and the northern Somalian states, mentioned above. I believe was one nation. That will make it for sure the TaâNetjer (Land of the godâs)
Youâre using ERITREA for your thumbnail and didnât mention it once in the video....Show Respect âđż đȘđ·đȘđ·đȘđ·
Exactly!!! I watched the whole video to hear my country name "Eritrea" at least once, but nope they just ignored it, im so disappointed
Punt comes from the Somali word Buun which means horn
Maybe. But there are several languages that use the word Punt to mean many different things. Not 100% certain that it is Somalia. Just a possibility or a Speculation.
@Abdirahman Mohamud no, not 99% of scientists agree. What's scientists? Chemists? Micro biologists? I would believe a historian, or researcher who specializes in the field of this particular study, way before I believe a bunch a bunch of "scientists." If you have a link or resources that help support your claim, I will read it for sure. But everything ive read on it, and knowing how most people in that field work, they temd not to say that it is *for sure.* They say they believe it is, or that evidence strongly supports the theory it is. But there is no absolute, 100%, undeniable proof that it is certain.
Adding that it is "literally" doesn't make me think it is any mlre, either. I mean I wasn't ever thinking that it was *figuratively* Somalia. So if it was Somalia, it would go without saying that it was in the literal sense.
@@kari7403 I would say it's extremely likely that Punt was in Somalia (99.9% positive).
U are tripping
@@enrico7474 ???
This channel has got me obsessed with history and life risking challenges
I have a theory.
According to the Afar, somali and yemenis the bab al mandab wasn't always 20 miles wide, more like couple 100 meters and about 4 months out the year you could have walked across it. If people built homes in that area were water would constantly rise and fall that would explain the houses on stilts.
Guys I think the land of punt is under the bab al mandab.
Interesting!!!
incredible hypothesis
Itâs probably located in northern Somalia itâs an ancient city just like many ancient cities in modern day Somalia the details and climate fits them. Also if you go to modern day Somalia you can find carving and strong evidence that they use they use to trade with the ancient Egyptians. The locals there also talk about many myths about the ancient trade with the Egyptian. Also name Somalia came after the colonization it use to be known as Punt for thousands of years.
Somali is a native name of Somali people
It might be in Eritrea-Northern Ethiopia region
Since the people there have some ancient empires and kingdoms that are very mysterious
Kkkkkkkk
North Ethiopia
Still in 30000 history
Wake up
Bye for good đȘđ·
@@wholefamily98 what?
It's not habesha were not even living there at that time
@@abshirabdirahmaan6839 they were. There's evidence of semetic settlement on the Tigray/Eritrean land since 2000BC(Paul henz).
Not to mention the excavations around shire that have discovered ruins from 2500BC and earlier
@@bob-ex1jr habesha actually come to the highland After the destruction of marib dam in Yemen and it was too recent then compared to the ancient
Iâm southern Egyptian and I have a northern Somali haplogroup, you never know lol đ€·đŸââïž
Really thatâs interesting
Lair your somalian đđ
Interesting. We are family, thatâs why. Where did you take your DNA test ? Also, the People from upper Egypt mixed less then the people from lower Egypt. You still have your original skin color. You are welcome to visit Somaliland if you want too đđŸ itâs your second home.
V32 or M174 Haplo
It was believed that somalians were Egyptianâs in the myth about this would be bolstered about the fact that Somalis were known for their shipbuildings craftsmanship a title that is basically only popular with Egyptians and not seized about until the Greeks whom were overthrown by the Vikings.
Ancient Egyptians used to worship ethnic Somalis as gods. Bizarre right I mean like they call the land of punt as the land of God. Regardless somali history has never been old.
@@Somali-Puntite can you help understand why EM132 have Sudanese dna
There is literally ancient Opone that traded with the New Kingdom of Egypt and Mycenaean Greece. Pottery and other artifacts have been found in modern Hafun, along with ancient structures. Archaeology in Somalia at its peak in the 1970s was still in its infancy, and a lot has already been recovered. Its still the largest producer of frankincense and myrrh today just like in ancient times when it was worth a 1000 times more, even the Roman Empire deposited their incense imports from Mosylon directly into the Treasury vault because of its high value like gold or bitcoin today.
They're trying to whitewash our history...
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this sound track is amazing
I love how every technology achievements in Africa was either done by an Alien or these so called scholars historians canât figure out how it was done đđ
Believe it or not giants actually existed you could think Iâm crazy or believe me up to you, they helped build
@Clips Reborn Quran is fake
@@king-gq7hx so is the bible
Right đđđ can't take colonial history seriously.b
@@fdisag4221 people were taller and stuff in the ancient time
Could "Punt" be a code name of sorts, being applied to different places depending upon what was being traded for? So outsiders couldn't locate the various trading sites?...
Hey infographics show, can you make a video on where Alexander's (the great) golden coffin is? I'd appreciate very much, thanks!
Great video.
Imagine it's just one massive troll and the Egyptians are having fun watching us struggle.
Its in northern somalia
It's a northern region of somalia lol
Itâs Somali lol
Your the only one struggling it's in Somalia.
The relations they had with Ethiopia, Eritrea, Djibouti, Kenya, Uganda, Egypt, Morocco, Algeria, Libya, And Tunisia all had major trades and deals with Somalia
Uffff đ€ź
Trading what actually with Somalia ? Papirefera đ«€
0:55 Im not the one who is thinking that the boat is flying, right?
It's was Somalis one of my Somali friend took a DNA test and it's said that he share patern lineage with pharaoh ramsess III
They don,t need share the fact
They know somali are the fathers of Western cevalizatoin
They donât wanna to shere because western hate more and more somalis
@CZcams Channel Barely any Somalis are J1 though its only some warsengali and Isaaq.
@CZcams Channel e1b1a can be found in omotic populations
@CZcams Channel I am not sure but it was prominent like 60 percent in South West ethiopia but I know what genetics u are talking about we are a combination of proto Nilotic ancient North African middle eastern and Hunter gatherer ancestry
Punt was our ancient country, before it was divided in to 4 countries. which are currently called Ethiopia, Somalia, Eritrea and Yemen. For more info -> come to Ethiopia, we still have our history's intact.
That is deep
Idk about yemen but yh, most of punt was somalia with parts of it in modern day ethiopia and eritrea
Yay Ethiopian! The only African country to never be taken over by colonists!
@@rationallyruby didn't get colonised because it was busy colonising other peopleđđ
@@rationallyruby Somalia was not colonize either
Wish you had shown glyphs for punt and maybe kemet too
The music is jamming through out presentation . â€ïžđđșđŻđŠžđ
Love to one day see a vid about the most revolutionary achievements of mankind from history to present. Such as bow and arrows, fishing, farming, cooking and so on
My theory for why we have no records of Egypt invading punt was because maybe they actually did try it but they failed and lost and thus maybe they didnât document it so that recorded greatness wouldnât be âstainedâ
The land of Punt is 100 percent đžđŽ Somalia
The mother of hasheptsut the queen pharoah who ruled during that time was said to be from Punt ⊠so that makes more sense as to why they didnât invade it
It's kind of surprising how many people are saying that Punt is Northern Somalia, or that tons of experts agree that it was in Northern Somalia, like it wasn't mentioned in the video already, or that Puntland was named that, specifically, because it was believed to be the location of the original Punt.
I believe the point of the video is that its strange that Punt is not mentioned in any other historical texts and that even the Egyptians had never said where it was. At least, not in any records we have found yet.
I like the music selection on this one.
If ancient Egyptians ancestral homeland was in punt and they spoke so highly about it, then it would be understandable why they didn't invade it and would revere it, almost every empire thought itself to be the greatest, the fact that ancient Egyptians thought so high of punt, might not mean they werent proud but that placing such a place that was inconsequential in comparison to their own society on such a pedastal could be a form of supremacy since that's where they originated from.
It was Somalia
@@NoRockinMansLand no it was most likely eritrea and northern Somalia.
@@lolololololol369 same thing bruh
@@NoRockinMansLand no the capital was probably in eritrea, adulis.
@@lolololololol369 nope lol even the Egyptians themselves will tell you itâs Somalis Iâll @ you
The ancient Kemites stated that Punt was the land of their ancestors. They also stated that they could travel to Punt by sea or by land (eliminating the Arabian peninsular as a possible candidate). The only possible location of Punt would have been modern-day Somalia/Ethiopia/Eritrea.
No, they never wrote punt was the land of their ancestors. That is one possible interpretation...
Also, they never wrote you could travel to punt by land or sea. That is just not true. Anyway you could still travel to Arabic peninsula just by land, your argument is an enourmous fallacy
Growing up, we were thought Northern Ethiopia, Eritrea and Sunday are the most likely places. And also the kingdom of Da'amt which was also a Northern Ethiopia and Eritrea came after it and then the kingdom of Axum or Aksum.
Ethiopia will claim everything they even took land from Somalia which is today called Somali region of Ethiopia Ogaden to make stronger claims that land of punt were them đđđđđ€Łđ€Ł
@@JustinYiseverywhere it's clearly linked to Ethiopia and Eritrea since they have more ancient sites and Ethiopia has more organized history and UNESCO world heritage sites. Even more than Egypt. So
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You can make a drinking game out of how many times the narrator said "land of Punt"
The issue with the land of Punt is that the ancient Egyptians named the place as their origin, honestly it's as simple as that and these Egyptologists know very well the land of Punt is in Somalia, had the Egyptians said their origins were somewhere in Europe nobody would be doubting the ancient Egyptians
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Why is the thumbnail pointing to Eritrea?
Because historians believe Punt was in Eritrea.
ngl, this music in this vid is such a bop
gotta love when "egyptians" are always depicted as the post invasion fashion.
The land punt highly probably in the current Eritrea
Land of Punt is the modern day Ogaden region which is currently part of Ethiopia since 1977 after it defeated Somalia. that region encompasses 3 countries Kenya Somalia and Ethiopia
The thumbnail explains it all
Punt: aight ima head out
The Land of Punt was in modern-day Somaliland. Somaliland is the world's biggest frankincense producer, the dances and attire found in the depictions of the Puntites is an exact depiction of our traditional clothes and our traditional dances. Plus, there were even statues similar to Egyptian ones found in Somaliland back in 2018
It is east afrika Somalia 100%
Yes correct but it's more northeast, not just north. Towards modern day puntland. The borders of today wasn't the same as thousands of year ago.
Gobalka ugu badan oo fooxa iyo beeyad asoo saara waa bari region 80% asagey kasoo go.adaa 20%kibana sanaag labadasna waa puntland somaliland lahayne adeer lkn waxa dhofiya shirkada asli maydi lkn pl buu kasoo go.aa
It's puntland
@@ugbadm6075 itâs Somaliland, Djibouti, parts of Eriteria and parts of Puntland
Infographics: Entire country dissappears
Me: I couldn't find my pair of socks
Andromeda ZeZe your socks=punt
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I wonder if we should be leaving records of our civilization - maybe cut into granite/basalt or some other tough stone - and in many different languages. We can see how frustrating it is to find ancient records and not have the whole story - we could prevent that with future archaeologists studying us. It's like, we have everything recorded but it's all on flimsy media - electronic and paper - paper just disintegrates in the weather and with electronic records, if the device they're on is destroyed, they're gone - plus, even if we could protect electronic storage so it could survive for thousands or millions of years, the future people who found it would probably have different, incompatible technology.. Which, that's another cool thought - it would be awesome to find some kind of ancient/alien/ancient alien electronic storage device and actually be able to read and understand it... That was sort of off-topic...
The land of punt is located in northern somalia the dance and cultural of somalis are similar to how the eygptians used to dance and wear their clothes and daily activities u can always find similarities if u pay attention
But it wasn't located in somalia. Put the bias aside it was most likely eritrea djibouti and maybe a little ethiopia
@@kingmisssile9730 nah, plus dont you Djbouti is Somali country? the greater Somalia is Ogadenia, Djibouti,NEP of Kenya, Somaliland and Somalia that makes my point valid anyway đ
â@@kingmisssile9730 it was located in Northern Somalia and many Historians agree with this
A region in northeast Somalia is called Puntland they had much of these resources and were very powerful having fended off the Mongols from conquering Africa also Somalia and puntland is home to many exotic animals such as lions cheetahs and the national animal leopards
In my country âpuntâ is something you say before you play golf đïžââïž đ
I like the background music â€ïžâ€ïž
Everyone: trying to be the first comment
Me: trying to actually watch the video
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Then why you comment
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Land of punt is in northern Somalia. Today itâs called Puntland and most of my ancestors are from this area.
Named puntland in 1998. What a joke
@@vansan2120 itâs the same area of land. You see these people traded frankincense. This product only grows naturally in two places in the world. Oman and Somalia. Oman is not near the geographic location of puntland but Somalia is.
@@almara90 Oman is located in the arabic peninsula, one of the possible locations for Punt.
@@vansan2120 itâs actually not. Itâs not Africa. I recommend doing more research.
@@almara90 There is no real scientific evidence that Punt was located in Africa. We can only speculate but definitely need more research. You might not like it but there are also good indicators that Punt was located in Arabic peninsula.
I donât mean to be demanding but I would really like to see a segment where we would get to know what happens if our garbage and waste is thrown into the Sun. Would the melting and vapourising of metals from the trash cause some kind of poison which would spread through galaxies? What would be the cost and how would it be economically detrimental? Also, the effect on earth.
You guys should do a video on the missing continent of Mew
Everyone: Commenting everyone: , me: opinion formats
Me: Making fun of everyone by doing it ironically about them doing it.
Now thatâs some inception.
Also Why was Punt Punted out of existence?
It's really amazing how hard is it to say Eritrea
Have you guys done a video on the sea people?
Maybe a city could already be living on top of punt, thatâs why they wouldnât be able to dig there
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Punt... reminds me of my ex, just replace the âPâ with a âCâ đ
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I'm shocked u had a girlfriend with that intelligence
The Arab peninsula would seem to be out given its proximity and ease of access. Ancient Egypt indeed conquered many civilizations in that area during their heyday for precisely that reason. Ethiopia/Sudan would be a prohibitive military expedition logistically, thereby rendering trade the best option
The most likely is northern somalia as it possesses both the animals and flora mentioned queen hatshepsut's temple writings. After much research you will find that the other countries do not possess as much evidence as the former of being the land of punt. However we still need archaeological evidence to prove it.
Mr.Beast must have been in punt when he spent 24 hours in the desert
Interesting video but I am wondering why you can't mention ERITREA. There are Studies that show Eritrea as land of Punt.
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