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Beneath the busy streets of Mexico City, a buried god lies waiting to be discovered...
This episode, we look back at the age of the Aztecs. Learn how this society grew from nothing to create one of the world's largest cities in the middle of a lake. Discover Aztec riddles, poetry and songs, as well as the bloody ritual of the flower wars. And hear the remarkable story of how this thriving empire collapsed all at once, in a matter of days.
** Fall of Civilizations the book is now available to pre-order: linktr.ee/fallofcivilizations **
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Full references and reading List: www.patreon.com/posts/32391451
Credits:
Sound engineering by Thomas Ntinas
Digital reconstructions of Tenochtitlan by Santiago Ferreyra and ADVEstudio: www.advestudio.com/
Paintings provided by Rick Ortega and Augusto Ferrer-Dalmau
Voice Actors:
Jake Barrett-Mills
Rhy Brignell
Shem Jacobs
Annie Kelly
Lou Millington
Music by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: incompetech.com/
Title theme: Home At Last by John Bartmann. johnbartmann.com/
Views : 2,911,120
Genre: Education
Date of upload: Oct 28, 2020 ^^
Rating : 4.783 (1,897/33,070 LTDR)
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
I tried watching History and Discovery Channel documentaries about the Aztecs, but they were literally unwatchable with the overly dramatic music and jump cuts like it was a bad action movie with very little substance. Thank you for respecting your audience enough let the history speak for itself! What a fascinating story you tell here.
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Other Historians: to tell this story properly we go back a little and start from the beginning.
Paul Cooper: D I N O S A U R S
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Honestly, this is what the history Channel SHOULD have been.
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Can we take a second to appreciate almost 2 hours of content with minimal ads. Perfect for listening to as I fall asleep
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As a mexican... i´ve learned more interesting things in this episode than all of my history classes. thank you!
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I listen to these podcasts over and over and over when I go to sleep. They are simply perfect
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Excellent work. As a Mexican I can tell you that this documentary on the Aztec empire is the best I've ever watched. Congrats!!!
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The documentary was incredible, here in Mexico it is being a success with our followers. We appreciate that you have allowed us to be part of this project. Best regards.
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The duality of man
Nezahualcoyotl building libraries while Izcoatl burns books
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I love the fact that he enunciates everything really well. It shows great respect to every culture he works on. Greetings from MĂŠxico.
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Paul and team - Thank you again for another masterful content. Iâm going through your videos rather slowly and in random order, but every video elevates my senses and transports me to these amazing ancient & medieval lands / cultures. This is my second gift to your channel because I feel this incomparable depiction of world history needs continuous encouragement of all kinds. Thank you again - I never thought that an Aztec story could be so captivating. Brilliant đđź
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Damn brother that bit with the dinosaurs. Things like that set you apart.
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As a Mexican- American historian, the end of this documentary-and the way you described the Ameridan people as ignorant to the approaching treat of European invasion, just as the dinosaurs were of the asteroid that destroyed their way of life, really hit me hard. Thank you for your creativity, Paul!
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I really appreciate how this documentary ACTUALLY spends time retracing the history of the Aztecs and doesnât just skim through it and go directly to the arrival of the Spanish like every other one does, even though this a series about the fall of empires!
Your work is very impressive! I really enjoyed it!
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You produce some of the best history media content, not only on YouTube, but anywhere at all. The attention to facts, the writing and narration, the production quality are all magnificent. We're very fortunate to be able to be watch this, and even for free
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I've literally listened to this episode at least 10 times while sleeping, and the imagery so far (I'm 20 minutes in), is answering so many questions. What a brilliant production.
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Anyone else going to need to fall asleep to this 8 times before catching it all? I canât wait!
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This is has got to be the best documentary on the Aztecs that I've ever heard. I love your documentaries but this one has given me a whole new level of respect for them. Bravo.
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When you brought back the quetzalcoatlus at the end to tie in not only the dinosaurs, but the Aztec language, I was absolutely floored. Great content
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The way you spent 16 min going from dinosaurs to horses and their extinction, just so you could point out the irony that the Aztecs would meet their downfall by Europeans coming over on horses was BRILLIANT.
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