Comments by "Archangel M127" (@Archangelm127) on "The Historian's Craft" channel.

  1. History became legend. Legend became myth.
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  2. All you had to say was "Infowars" to completely discredit the notion.
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  3. The story I always heard growing up was that the Romans drank warmed wine out of lead goblets, enjoying the sweetness. Even at the time, there was a strong counter-narrative right alongside it.
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  4. I was going to say, did these guys coordinate?
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  5. You win the Internet for today, FukuokaZoomer. Congratulations. ❤
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  6. @OP - Just FYI, posting a bunch of textual quotes without any context or point seems less than helpful. I'm not saying don't post stuff like this, I'm saying tell us what point you're trying to make. ;)
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  7. If we're talking ancient Mediterranean contact with the New World, what's the actual archaeology/research behind the Mystery Hill site in New Hampshire, USA? I've heard claims that it strongly resembles a Phoenician temple, but these sources were... less than reliable, shall we say.
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  8.  @asimplepie2279  🤣🤣🤣
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  9. And yet again we see that the Romans were the real barbarians all along.
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  10. @ I agree with everything you just said. I would merely note that recognizing highly consistent patterns and acting accordingly is also scientific behavior.
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  11. I recall a minor kingdom named "Media Andropotine" being mentioned in Historia Civilis' video about Marc Anthony's war against Parthia. Do you happen to know if this has anything to do with this subject, and if so what?
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  12. My favorite history YouTuber returns! I assume you have a great deal on your plate, but just FYI I am still hoping for an eventual return to the Medieval Warfare series. ❤
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  13. I thought Alex got his prophecy at Delphi... after roughing up the oracle. (The oracle was closed part of the year, and the kid wasn't having it.)
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