12. The Inca - Cities in the Cloud (Part 1 of 2)
PART 2: • 12. The Inca - Cities ...
High up on the craggy peaks of the Urubamba Canyon, a lost city lies wreathed in cloud...
In this episode, we explore the mountains of the Andes, and tell the story of the Inca Empire. Find out how these mountain people built the largest empire in the Western Hemipshere, in one of the toughest terrains on earth. With Inca poetry, Quechuan hymns and authentic Andean instruments, discover the unique culture of the Inca. And find out what happened to bring their society crashing down around them.
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Credits:
Sound engineering: Thomas Ntinas & Alexey Sibikin
Voice actors:
Annie Kelly
Jamie Tanner
Gerald Condlin
Lachlan Lucas
Peter Walters
Jimmy Lai
Original music by Pavlos Kapralos: / @pavloskapralos3969
AVAILABLE TO DOWNLOAD FOR ALL PATREON SUBSCRIBERS: / original-music-46121809
Also heard: “Andean illusion” by Kanti Quena (Carlos Saldana) and
"Ollantay" by Leandro Alviña.
Kanti Quena (Carlos Saldana): Quena, Quenacho, Tarkas, Bombo, Charango
Phaxsi Coca (Jeanettte Rojas): Siku Malta, Siku Zanka, Jach'a Siku, Bombo, Chajchas
Ana Maria Ramirez Bautista: Quena
Maya McCourt: Cello
Pavlos Kapralos: Chajchas, Palo de Lluvia
Special thanks to Milosh Kitchovitch for providing footage of various sites. Visit his channel here: / milosh9k
Special thanks to the painter Frank Abarca for providing paintings of the Inca and Wari peoples.
See more of his work here: / frank_abarca_
The only reason I pay for YT premium, so I can fall asleep to these phenomemal videos without being interupted. Don't worry, I alreqsy watched it while awake, they are just so comforting to fall asleep to..
Gen Z compliment.
I’m subscribed to premium too and do exactly the same 😂
I would get it to to support creators i watch but then woke Google would get money to so i just use adblock instead.
@@haraldsigurdsson1232how fortunate for you
Take the url. Put it in the url and put a period between t and u and you’ll get the video with no adds
This is a masterpiece, to think the many millions TV networks spend and still can't produce a quality documentary like this
This is, without any exaggeration, some of the best content on this entire platform. Incredibly well researched and told. Amazing production value.
I absolutely agree. Paul's work is truly masterful ! ! !
Agreed
I'm Peruvian and I'm so proud to be born in Los Andes... Thank you so much for this amazing masterpiece 😊❤️🇵🇪
When I was in Peru I really connected deeply with so many beautiful souls ❤️ I cherish this land and your culture is so beautiful ❤️
Peru is amazing love Peru from Italy
@@felipesolanomartinelli404 Many Italians became Peruvian citizens. I don't understand why many Italians move to poor Peru from rich Italy.
I have a Peruvian friend. What a Gentleman!!
@@robertafierro5592 ☺️🫶
What we did to deserve this kind of quality content for free, I'll never know. But I'll always be grateful! Thank you for your dedication to this craft.
Multiple ads, this ain't free
@@TyrJustice how much money did they charge you to watch those ads?
@@Envoy_Intuition time is more valuable then money
@@TyrJustice that's just a silly argument considering the hours of content you get around the ads. But I digress.
@@TyrJustice buy yt premium then?
Your documentaries are absolutely stunning, no sensationalism, no biases, no screaming ads, no narration like an American action film, no flashing crazy images, thank goodness for you, thank you!
This channel is the absolute peak of historical KZhead content. From the bottom of my heart thank you for your hard work.
As an avid Inca history enthusiast, this has to be the most broadly and thoroughly executed document I’ve watched to date. Thanks 🙏🏼
agree
How is this better than anything I grew up watching on nat geo or the history channel. The quality of this whole documentary blows my mind.
Im a Peruvian and i own a large farm in the valley of pisco and Ive found a small pyramid . Peru is weird you se endless desert and suddenly a green valley with large pyramids
Hello from North America! How common is English in your area? How far is the pyramid you found from the main archaeological sites that most of us foreigners would know about?
I am, too because I identify as Peruvian.
You must ask how desert happen and by what kind weapond 😅😅😅😅 .. pyramid is not build for human 😊😊😊😊 i hv seen it all but must remain quiet as reward😢😢😢😢
Hi from Croatia
@@marinpope1729hello from Pennsylvania
Peru is the most beautiful country in South America! I love Peru from Italy
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@@occomahacaulkingandconcret7934 f xthe
All countries are beautiful and that’s subjective.
There are literally no better notifications than Fall of Civilizations
That's right!
What?
@@lucianoluciano4632 que no hay mejores notificaciones recibidas en youtube que las que tenes cuando don Paul Cooper saca otro videito de su 'Fall of Civilizations'
Hmmm, these and Lindybeige notifications, cant choose between them.
@@Dalexb Choose? Watch both!
For me there's no better history documentary series than this in all of KZhead and elsewhere
History Time is on the same level for me
@@lucianoluciano4632 what is annoying .
Totally agree with op
Very true. Anyone I introduce this channel two immediately falls in love with this channel. The Sumerian episode might be the best piece of media content I've ever consumed.
Indeed. I can only hope for a proper analysis of the early 20th century that lead to the events to WW2 done in this subjective way.
I watched a hundreds 💯 of documentaries. Around the world this one is of best i watched so far .bravo for young man who narrated this
what I really love about this series is how respectful it is of these old world civilizations, it always finds something to praise them for instead of calling them primitive or simple. like commenting on how pretty the thatch roofs must have looked. To us they might not have looked very special but to the people living at that time it must have been. really pulls you into what it might have been like living at this age, awesome stuff.
Oh I agree alot of these civilizations were the cutting edge of thier day and we wouldn't have made it as far as we did without building on top of them we sit on the shoulders of the giants who came before.
The buildings themselves even more impressive. There is no cement. Just stone. And those stones were carved without iron tools, so...stone on stone. And in an area that sees minor earthquakes often, it's amazing that they're still standing. If you look into the corners of some bldgs at Machu Picchu, it's even more marvelous, when you see how closely they fit together
too bad the Wht Ppl doesn't get the same respect...
@@in.der.welt.sein. I don't think the Ottomans taught the Incas anything. You have to go back to school and learn History... For instance, one of the things you need to learn is that the Romans were known for their baths. Hey, maybe *they* taught the Ottomans! :) EDIT - Some English classes wouldn't hurt, either.
I love how you connect geography with history
You really can't avoid it if you want to accurately explore the local peoples.
Having read 1491 & 1493 not too long ago, I appreciate how you connect the Inca to their landscape and emphasize how they built on the success of previous societies and connected disparate environments together to form a remarkable empire. Appreciate all the work that goes into these!
You must ask how desert happen and by what kind weapond 😅😅😅😅 .. pyramid is not build for human 😊😊😊😊 i hv seen it all but must remain quiet as reward😢😢😢😢
@@otakotakbangjim5884shh 🤫
The Inca say that the structures were already built before they got there. The Inca did not have the skills or knowledge to build the megalithic structures. There are often three different styles of stonework with the higher quality was on the bottom, a lesser quality in the middle and the Incan on the top is of very poor quality compared to the other two.
Great Books.
Great books I really enjoyed them. The Americas before and after the European encounter.
Super glad you included the historiography in this. This channel is very high quality, and I appreciate the work you put into this!
Thanks Ian, glad you think so
Proud to be 🇵🇪 Peruvian! Thank you for the Documentary. It’s the best one I’ve seen so far. ❤️
I'm not really a person that is interested in history but something about this channel makes me stick to it and keeps me rewatching its videos.
Me and you cant be homies homie I love history lol
I love Peru is probably the country in South America that attracts the most attention, in my trip through South America, I was captivated by its history, the enormous archaeological sites, the wonderful food! I would return to the country without hesitation. Love Peru from Portugal.
I would recomend you to also visit the cost all tourists that come to my country ignore the beauty of the Peruvian cost
@@danieltirado2638 realmente tiene atracivos pero en comparacion con otros departamentos realmente queda opacado
@@incachannel Como cuales?
Machu Picchu was Already There When Inca Arrived.............Bet You a $ .........The People Were Egyptians Thousands Of Years Ago Before Inca.
@@flower_of_ra5604 CARAL IS A PERUVIAN CIVILIZATION OLDER THAN THE EGYPTIANS.
I just learned in 90 minutes more than every day of high school history could ever have helped me wrap my mind around. Thank you for this unimaginable undertaking and uploading at this very crucial moment in this world
You are confusing 'then' with 'than'. I think it's caused by how society tends to listen and watch videos rather than read books, that is the cause of the problem, it's a worldwide phenomena. Plus, the American accent doesn't help either, when pronouncing the word 'than', which does sound like 'then'. This should help you get it right: 'Then', used to explain something happening next: 'He then went to the market'. 'I get home, then I put the kettle on'. 'Than', (in your case), used when making a comparison: 'It cost more than I could afford'.. The comparison is 'this is more than that'... All the best in future.
You are confusing 'phenomena' with 'phenomenon'. I think it's caused by how society tends to listen and watch videos rather than read books; it's a worldwide phenomenon. This should help you get it right: 'Phenomenon' is singular 'Phenomena' (in your case) is plural (more than one) All the best to you in the future, genius.
You're confusing helpfulness with passive aggressiveness. Phenomena and phenomenon isn't a common misconception on the internet. Whereas then and than, is. This should help you get it right: If you spot a mistake, remember to keep it polite and not sarcastic, because then you aren't actually being helpful, you're just deliberately attempting to cause offence. All the best. @@australl
@@brothermaleuspraetor9505 thanks .. I'm usually keen on the difference.. must have not noticed at that time.
@@brothermaleuspraetor9505 btw your use of then in your second reply.. tiny bit passive 😂
I visited Peru and the Valley of Urubamba some years ago. The feeling you express in the video matches the emotion I felt. 🧡
Machu Picchu is amazing. I travel around the globe n this site is by far the most awesome, better than Rome 😂. Breathtaking perfection. Complete harmony. Peaceful. Serene. Love it. It’s not high altitude, actually lower than Cusco. Coca leaves also help w altitude sickness.
absolutely! The most incredible place I have seen in my life.
and did you see anything like art or pictures to prove it was the Inca who built it?
@Janitor Queen your just trying to make me look dumb. It was us who built them
Machupichu takes your breath away, and yes it's lower in altitude compared to Cusco.
I know it’s not really a small channel, but I like to see this as a secret little corner of the internet that only few of us know about
Yeee :3
Too late. this has 3.2 million views already.
During my brief visit to Machu Picchu, the guide informed us it was built as a type of University, a place for the young to be trained in the priestly, noble study of the stars. I cannot speak to the veracity of this, but found the idea very intriguing.
I visited as well, and have never heard that theory, either (and read extensively on the pre-Columbian civs, as I taught Spanish for years)
They were lying. It was a temple of doodoo worship
These are my favorite videos to download and watch/listen to at the cabin with no internet connection.
Fall of Civilizations is the BEST... from the Spectacular footage, to the detailed narration. Seriously, second to none.
Peru is one place I would love to go back. I spent 6 weeks there. It is beautiful. So many places in the country to see . I even spent a week in the Amazon jungle. Get up to Cusco. Walk the city. I also took a bus to Lake Titicaca
The history of Peru is one of the largest and most important in the history of humanity in the Americas is the most important absolutely.
You must ask how desert happen and by what kind weapond 😅😅😅😅 .. pyramid is not build for human 😊😊😊😊 i hv seen it all but must remain quiet as reward😢😢😢😢
This is perhaps the finest history series I have ever seen. Detailed, nuanced, and carefully researched, the series has as its goal an in-depth understanding of history. The author does not approach it with a pet theory or preconceived notion that he wishes to prove, but rather from a true and clear eyed spirit of inquiry.
The Maya, The Aztecs, and now the Inca. You have provided the same level of incredible detail and story telling that I have come to greatly enjoy. As a student of history I find your videos refreshing. I look forward to discovering who you will investigate in the future.
The Inca are a breath of fresh air from the Aztecs, imo. I could see the Inca civilization thriving in modern times. They were very inclusive and respected life big and small.
I love Peru! It has the most fascinating history of the Americas! since I was a child I dreamed of knowing that beautiful country, I visited it in 2018 and I loved it more, its diverse landscapes, its people, its food, its incredible ancient ruins, it has so much history and wonders!!! for me it is the most beautiful country. Peru love from the USA one day I will return.
lol....i have here stone graves from 40.000 years ago, in my district! not so far away they found wooden spears from 250.000 years ago.... my ancestors fought the Romans and WW2! and i have traveled Peru, too!
@@Arltratlo those are not signs of civilization. Peru has pyramids, geoglyphs and megalithics that are still a mystery to signs
I went to Peru in 2011. It is amazing. So many things to see and do . I spent 2 days at MP . I'd go back if I had the time and money . There are so many beautiful place to see in the world . We that can do it are blessed.
It is an incredible place
as a Peruvian i am very happy to see you making this content... also very cool of you to make mention, or at least show Caral even if only for a moment...
Love Peru. Nowhere has the majestic beauty and ruins everywhere by so many different groups. Simply my favorite country to visit.
Grande hermano peruano, saludos desde Argentina
Even as a little girl Peru has always been my first choice of places to go. I have yet to go anywhere outside of the US except for a trip to Jamaica… I will go there one day
@@mandeyoung3495 I have been blessed enough to have travelled many places. Peru was my favorite place of all. Dont want too, plan it. Majestic beauty, nice people, people still living native America ways, the food is fabulous, ruins everywhere and prices are right. Everything but machu picchu was pretty cheap. I got rooms and day tours for under $30. $80 dollars a day for a single traveler doing lots of stuff and stuffing my face..lol Hint..flights are cheap and fast in Peru. Buses are super nice but unless your going up or down the coastal highway, they are slow in the mountains. Huscarean park and Trujillo in the north are not as popular as places in The South but should be. The one is a mountain park. The other is a city with a very nice square and many ruins from 2 cultures right outside town. Loved spain, Austria, Turkey and believe it or not southern Mexico. Maya mexico was super safe, lots of ruins, jungle and cloud forests, native Americans which were nice just not down by cancun. Merida, Palenque, San cristabol de la casas was a trip back in time.
love peru!! Peru is my dream country
One of the most excellent documentations I have ever watched in my lifetime. BRAVO!!!
Put your knickers back on love, just seen another fall of civs upload, be back in 2 hours!
lol!!
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I signed up for Patreon specifically to support this work. Just wonderful.
Thank you, very kind of you!
I'm a historian by education not trade, and I've been saying for years that these videos are better than an undergraduate course and this is my favorite (well, counting the second Inca video). I never had any interest in south American civilizations at all before, and the original podcast led me into several years of research, this work is absolutely the best I've ever run into. The most fascinating civilization and economic system I've ever heard of.
Thanks Brian, really glad you thought so!
Because of your comment I’m going to spend 1hr+ watching this. So, there you go. You don’t know me, nor I you, and yet here we are. I find this whole global connectivity quite interesting. Your input is causative to me watching… hmmm. cool. 🙃
Always puts a smile on my face when I see an upload!
Glad to hear it!
@@FallofCivilizations just what I needed ESP today thank u so much
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I love you
Nice story
In Europe we learn at school that Egypt, Mesopotamia, China and Indus valley are cradles of civilization. No one suggests about Andes. We also think that Inca is the oldest civilization in South America.
I was watching Netflix scrolling around on my phone….the tv is now off and I’m I DEEP! Amazing content!
I start watching these videos and can't stop. I ....can't...stop. Wonderful content.
YESSSSS BEEN WAITING FOR THE VISUALS FOR SO LONG 😭😭 THANK YOUUUU
Hope it's worth the wait!
SAME!!!!!!!
@@FallofCivilizations Would be the first time it wasn't 😊. So I definitely don't think so!
I HAVE BEEN WAITING TOO! BUT WHY ARE WE SCREAMING? IS IT REALLY THAT WINDY?
@@David-bp5kd just being enthusiastic 😂
I just came across this episode. I can’t wait to sit and watch this one properly. I adore Peru and have been 3 times. The history of the Inca is amazing and fascinating. I can’t wait to go back.
The Chachapoyas, Aka The White Cloud People - "Warriors of the Clouds", was a civilization living in the cloud forests of the Amazonas of present-day Peru. The Inca Empire conquered their civilization shortly before the Spanish conquest in the 16th century. At the time of the arrival of the conquistadors, the Chachapoyas were one of the many nations killed off by the Incas, due to their constant attacks from the Inca troops.
Is this how it feels to see nineveh ruins as Xenophon, just a mere few centuries after it's fall? Machu Picchu is such an incredible wonder. Minus the overgrown vegetation of course, but to imagine it as such fascinates me.
The only thing wrong with this channel is the interval between vids is too long. I totally understand why, but please for love of all the gods - give this man the same funding that the History Channel wastes every year on muppets.
sadly this will probably never happen. This is not flashy or dramatic enough for those channels (which is why i love this)
There is nothing wrong with this channel, can you imagine all the work done, studying, sourcing, writing, recording to present such works of art, and for free no less! Have some respect.
We need the time between podcasts to listen to them three or four times to soak in all the details. Then we get to watch the versions with video accompaniment.
But but... It's the ALIENS
1:12:12 For those who are interested in the topic of polygonal masonry. A number of methods for obtaining the polygonal masonry are proposed. The basis of the proposed methods is the use of clay/gypsum replicas, a topography translator, and reduced clay models of the stone blocks along with a 3D-pantograph. The results are presented in the article: “Fabrication methods of the polygonal masonry of large tightly-fitted stone blocks with curved surface interfaces in megalithic structures of Peru” (DOI: 10.20944/preprints202108.0087.v7). KZhead does not allow a direct link. Search by the article title.
Excellent link. I also see you're the author, I've been interested in the subject for a few years, polygonal masonry has been used in several places worldwide. I'd take any more links you have on the topic whether you have to just give keywords to find them. I'm certainly no expert or even amateur on the topic which is why I ask.
@@brianknezevich9894 See more links in the article section "Used materials". Unfortunately, some interesting materials (for example, Alexander Tamanskiy, GRESAR) have not yet translations in English (GRESAR is translated partially).
@@RostislavLapshin I'm multilingual, but only in Germanic and dead European languages, if that's any help.
I had a quick peek at the link and it argues sites such as Sacsayhuaman (which is built by Incas in 1400s) can only be built by Europeans in 17th century because according to the writer Incas didn't have the necessary technology or methods. I found it very insulting to this amazing civilization(whose recorded language we can't even decipher today) and I am not surprised that the article is not peer-reviewed.
@@abdulkadirerenozturk8497 By the time the Europeans conquered the South America, the Indians did not know either iron tools or wheel or potter’s wheel, did not have draft animals, did not own the technology of firing bricks, and possessed no written language. Where is the amazing civilization? The recorded language which "we can't even decipher today" represents primitive memory knots. Say, five bags of potatoes means 5 knots on a string named "potato" (say, colored in brown). What do you want to decipher here, Homer's Iliad? I am afraid that the arrived Europeans taught the Indians this simple counting method.
When I see a notification from Fall of Civilizations, my HEART.SKIPS.A.BEAT.
These series are clear and absorbing. They are a true educational works of art that are a pleasure to watch and evoke questions and thought. A big thanks to all the effort that has clearly gone into them.
I have been waiting for this. Your work is truly incredible Paul
Thank you! Hope it's worth the wait.
Fall of Civilizations It always is
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@@FallofCivilizations It always is!
I just went to machu picchu, it's the most beautiful place
Dear Sir, I can’t thank you enough for Fall of Civilisations. You’re my absolute hero!
Agreed
Hero?
I am so proud to be a patreon for Fall of Civilizations - highest quality I've ever seen. And thank you so very much for giving some of the measurements in inches, feet, yards, and miles. Not all of us were exposed to meters, so thanks.
My pleasure Caden, thanks for supporting!
This is absolutely incredible ! I’ve always wanted to learn about The Inca, and its hard for a layman (like me) to find anything of any great detail anywhere - so i really appreciate that you put this together for us!. This documentary (and all your documentaries really) is so well made! Thank you for all the time you put into this! I feel like I’ve learned so much. Can’t wait to start watching part 2
Hey Paul, I have a lot of trouble getting to sleep partly due to adhd and depression - but your productions fill a quite rare niche of stimulating content and nice audio production. So thanks for getting me to sleep so many times! I'm a huge fan of your stuff otherwise and can't wait to see how you progress :)
Same. It gives me something else for my brain to focus on. It's sort of embarrassing how many times I have to replay parts of the episodes in order to hear the entire thing, but it's a massive complement that I actually do replay these as many times as it takes to get through them. I haven't given up on one yet. I love them.
You said it better than i could, but i'm totally agree with you. With every word.
Always worth the wait!! As a native Hawaiian, hearing about the incredible feat of these terraces in the Andes gets me excited to hear what you would have to say about Hawaii's fishponds, Heiau's, and taro patches. If the rise and fall of Old Hawai'i ever became an interest to you. -K
I really like this idea!
If you didn’t know. Hiram Bingham was born in Hawai’i, early missionary family.
@@Darjeelingla did not? 🤔 Thanks for the bit of history!
I always wonder how much knowledge we would have now if all the old civilizations weren’t conquered by the Europeans.
@@shellecapos8574 the world would definitely look a different place, that's for sure 🤔
Anthropological aspect of these civilizations is absolutely fascinating! I need to pay a visit in Peru!
I literally LOVE how this guy starts the videos. Best intros ever
If only my university lecturers had managed to retain my rapt attention in the way you do with your content I might have come out with several first class honours rather than the 2:1 and 2:2 that i ended up with. Thank you for the huge amount of work you put into this content. @Fall of Civilizations
Thank you, I really enjoy this long episodes of this nicely narrated and beautifully illustrated series.
Glad you enjoy it!
Ashame the plains dont make a sphere
Well said and I completely agree-👍
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The narration is world class. The only thing that saddens me somewhat is that they started showing the presenter and making it partly about them instead of entirely about the topic. It used to be unbelievably refreshing to not have a sequence where a presenter talks about themself.
In South America, if there is a country that I love, it is by far Peru! A fascinating country.
This is a remarkable body of work, thank you, It also brings back memories of my travels. At 1.16.32, there is a set of steps, on which I was sitting having a cigarette, my backpack between my feet. A man tried to grab my pack and run, but I grabbed his wrist and put my ciggy out on the back of his hand. He didn't 'arf scream !
So nice to hear your wonderful voice and watch your amazing work. In this messed up world you are bringing some much needed relief. Be blessed. Gratitude snd love from South Africa. ❤️
This channel has been saving my life during lockdown
This is a great documentary. Covers the history of Peru and the Incas extremely well.
Between Fall of Civilisations and History Time, both have the high quality documentaries that cannot be matched anywhere. Please keep it up!
One of My favorite things to do on Sunday mornings is listening to your history lessons. I thank you from my soul.
I've watched all the episodes and I have to say the ability to visualize these stories brings such satisfaction
I have been plugging your channel so much my friends have a "here we go again" meme about it. Love your work! thanks for the video. Been excited for this one.
Thanks Peter, I really appreciate you spreading the word!
That Morai terracces are amazing
Such a great channel! Have to rewatch it now, as i fell asleep. Paul’s voice is just too soothing…
then speaks the first reader who sounds like the male google translate voice, but actualy a human instead of google translate.
Yes his voice is more interesting than the information as this didn’t teach much as to acquiring real knowledge
The quality of these videos is literally unparalleled. 👍🏻🔥😁
BEAUTIFUL MY PERÚ. COME AND SEE WHY MACHU PICCHU IS A WORLD WONDER. SEE? FEEL! 🇵🇪
Your productions are SO magnificent! I've developed an automatic response of awness and emotional moving to the melancholic piano chords at the beginning in anticipation of a new delightful chronicle. Thank you for your work!
Wow the visuals in the beginning are breathtaking! You’re content is top notch & I loveeeee getting a notification that you uploaded bc I know I’m in for a fascinating trip through history lol. It’s a gloomy Sunday morning & The fact that I can make my coffee & lay in bed to watch this makes me happy haha. Thank you!
Thank you! Yes I love these aerials so much.
I remember sitting up there watching the clouds. Peru is amazing.
Was in Machu Picchu in 1989, brings back a ton of memories. Thank you. Just saw this channel. Subscribe right away.
I am a History student at ASU. This coverage illuminates my mind while I’m taking these studies.
We did studied on the this lost cilivilisation of Inca in Machu Pichu when we were in the school of Architecture in the Texas Tech university, in Lubbock, Texas.. in 1986. They were amazing people. Built the great city. Estimated 1 million of people ever lived in the city. And a pendemic could have killed them. What had amazed me was the way they built the temple. As if there were prophets among them.
I used to live in Bolivia and Peru 10 years between La Paz, El Alto, Sica Sica, Puno, Sucre, and Arequipa. Thank you for making this one. I've been waiting for it! Cheers!
This reminds me of of the videos my favorite teacher would show us only when we were hood and would have the whole classroom utterly silent in fascination.
The quality of this channel is up there with similar programmes on BBC radio 4
I absolutely love your docs. I have learned so much. I have seen your Assyrian and Mexica docs so far and they were incredible. Please continue doing this! You are the best! I will donate more when I can.
I tell everyone i know about this page. Even have to watch episodes multiple times just so i can retell the stories better! Thanks thanks thanks sooo much! ❤️
Being a Hereditary Peruvian, I've absorbed as much of my Heirs..
Machu Picctu was the Las Vegas, Rhode Island, and Camp David.
This post is so Amazing! I am of the age when a study of my past (and passing),... is now more important to understand my future yet!
The quality of Inca stonework (specifically the fitting of stones together) is the wildest thing I've heard in a while
It’s wild! If the Inca built with those large perfectly fitted blocks then I think it was LONG ago in their history, or it was built by someone else an even longer time back, I would love to know how they did that! There’s other, very bizarre structures built there as well, unusual shaped rocks that look they were soft as clay and scooped out and shaped by bare hand. It’s incredible but confusing. Hard to imagine stuff like that even exists
I absolutely love getting to re-experience the podcast all over again
High praise, coming from the King of Kings.
@@KathrynsWorldWildfireTracking game recognizes game?
What a wonderful story through history . . especially the naration's well spoken language comes to mind
Yeaaaaaaah!!!!!!! I WAS SOOOO EXCITED THAT YOU UPLOADED AGAIN!!! LETS GOOOOOO
You suggested that Machu Pichou is one of the most recognizable ruins in the world. I agree but would take it a step further. I think it is one of the most recognizable centres even compared to Paris, London, New York, or any other great city of today. Such a great series you have created. Many thanks.
Is really amazing Manchu Picchu! Choquequirao the other city Inca is so amazing
absolutely!!!! being there is entering another world, another dimension!
That’s my sunday evening sorted. I have been on the edge of my seat awaiting this one. Thank you for your phenomenal work.
True intelligence has, at its heart, a welcoming presence that brings a light of knowledge onto the populace. Rare is the gift of oratory that transfixes an audience to fully injest mounds of information, only to want more. Mr. Copper, your talents are immeasurable at bringing dusted history to living life with the best historical documentaries I have ever seen! I am a huge history buff, having watched every serious television historical documentary series made over the past four decades and your work is unequalled. You elicit an incredible range of emotions from your audience with your poetic and lyrical approach to the all-too-often tragic ends of past world cultures. Let the lesson ring out every time that we see one of your newest episodes.....every cultural operational system that helps a civilization exist is far more fragile than we can ever think.
Paul's work is so excellent! They are the best on KZhead, if not the whole of the internet AND TV! Spread the word people ! ! !
Very well prepared and educated. You include a multitude of information not usually taught on these civilizations
The very best documentaries that I have ever seen in my life, the amount of quality and detail is astounding and I always love the epic background music.
After Dan Carlin, this is my favourite history channel. And your visuals are so harmonious with the narration. Always looking forward to new releases from you guys. Thanks for your consistent high quality work. 🙏
There are about 3 KZhead channels where I always watch the ads because they deserve any compensation they can get and this is one of them. Great work as always.
Could you name the other two, please?
@@alvarorubenvera5915 No I'm not naming them because I feel like you want to give a lecture on the right KZhead channels to support and I don't feel like hearing it.
Looks like I'm listening to it again