Youtube activity of "João Rita" (@jlvfr) on "Voices of the Past" channel.
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João Rita
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"5 Oldest Descriptions of the Pyramids"
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"5 Strangest Ancient Accounts of The Edge Of The World"
"Aztec Perspective on First Contact with Europeans // 16th cent. Florentine Codex // Primary Source"
"British Reaction from 1776 to Declaration of Independence // \"The Scots Magazine\" // Primary Source"
"Chinese Historian Describes the Byzantine Empire // 7-10th century \"Book of Tang\" // Primary Source"
"Diary Of A Pyramid Labourer // Oldest Papyrus Discovered 2550 BC \"Diary of Merer\" // Primary Source"
"Early Japanese Visitor Describes \"Competitive and Unhealthy\" European World (1872, Iwakura Embassy)"
"First European Description of Life in Japan // 1585 'Striking Contrasts' Luis Frois - Primary Source"
"First European Description of Life in Korea // 1668 'Hamel's Journal' // Primary Source"
"First Japanese Visitor After Sakoku Describes European Life // 1862 Tokugawa Embassy Primary Source"
"First Japanese Visitor to USA Describes American Life // 1860 Tokugawa Embassy // Primary Source"
"Futurist from 1901 Describes The World of 2001 // 'Ladies Home Journal' (1901) // Primary Source"
"Herodotus on the Edge of the World // 440 BC // Ancient Greek Primary Source"
"Horrified Soviet Tourist Describes California and Hollywood (1936) // Ilf and Petrov's US Road Trip"
"How Did Rome Begin?"
"Japan and the West: The First 500 Years // Japanese History Documentary (1298 - 1854)"
"Japanese Historian from 1845 Describes Life of George Washington + Foundation of USA"
"Medieval Crusader Describes the Chaos, Violence (and Cannibalism) of the First Crusade (1096)"
"Muslim Eyewitness Describes Brutality of Crusaders and Richard I (1187 - 1191) // Baha Ad-Din"
"Native American Perspective on First Contact with Europeans // As related to Jon Heckewelder (1770s)"
"Roman Complains About Weird New \"Christians\" and \"Jesus\" Son of Panthera (177 AD) True Word, Celsus"