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In this history documentary we compile all parts of our series on the forgotten Punic Wars between Greece and Carthage! These would span several centuries and occur alongside the more famous Greco Persian wars occurring to the east. Yet it would be in the west that many massive battles both on land and at sea would be fought including a daring Greek invasion of Africa that would result in the siege of Carthage itself.
Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
02:29 The First War (481-480 BC)
14:59 The Second War (410-404 BC)
33:06 The Third War (398-393 BC)
50:44 The Fourth War (383-376 BC)
01:05:12 The Fifth War (345-339 BC)
01:08:48 The Sixth War (345-339 BC)
01:23:01 The Seventh War (311-306 BC)
You can learn more about the armies of Carthage through our Units of History episodes:
How to Raise a Carthaginian Army:    â˘Â How Did Carthage Raise its Mercenary ... Â
The Carthaginian Navy:    â˘Â Units of History - Warships of the Ca... Â
The Sacred Band of Carthage :    â˘Â Units of History - The Sacred Band of... Â
Carthaginian War Elephants :    â˘Â Units of History - Carthaginian War E... Â
Numidian Cavalry :    â˘Â Units of History - The Numidian Caval... Â
Balearic Slingers :    â˘Â Units of History - The Balearic Sling... Â
Sources and Suggested Reading:
"The Library of History - Book 19, 20" by Diodorus Siculus
"Philippic Histories - Book 21, 22, 23, 24" by Justinus
"The Carthaginians" by Dexter Hoyos
"Carthage's Other Wars" by Dexter Hoyos
"Carthage Must Be Destroyed" by Richard Miles
Credit:
Research = Chris Das Neves
Script = Chris Das Neves
Narration = Invicta
Art = Penta Limited
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Views : 410,740
Genre: Education
Date of upload: Mar 9, 2023 ^^
Rating : 4.976 (64/10,720 LTDR)
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
What Carthage couldnât accomplish in Sicily for over 300 years, Rome did in a couple of generations. I was definitely a fan of Carthage and the Barcid clan growing up, but man they wouldâve accomplished much more had they invested in a standing army, enfranchised the Libyan population, and curtailed the excesses of the oligarchs. Merchants and traders will always put their financial bottom line above everything. Carthage is an early proof of that.
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As the guy who did research for Carthage on the original Europa Barbarorum mod for RTW, the Carthage content is sooo satisfying. Better than any documentary on tv.
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I live in Sicily and I must admit that these videos of punic and greek history of Sicily are very well made. It's thrilling to see such ancient history in the very place I live in.
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I'm a Greek myself, and I didn't know we had a campaign against Carthage! The best things with channels like you is that I can discover a lot of things about my own nation's history
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Can't help but admire Timoleon. Not only did he defeat an invading Carthaginian force against all odds, but he restored democracy in Syracuse!
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Over an hour and a half documentary on Carthage and Sicily? Perfect for my commutes this week, thank you!
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I was so confused about Hannibal dying in Sicily. Had no idea there were multiple great Hannibalâs
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The Battle of Motya happened some 60-odd years before Alexander the Great besieged Tyre in his grand campaign against the Persians....I wonder if he saw the parallels of history in these two battles as he built his own land bridge out to a Punic island. Alexander was well-educated and intelligent, so it's possible he drew directly on the lessons learned at Motya but I don't know for sure. Fascinating regardless
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HOW does this only get 9000 views man? whats with youtube these days
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Awesome video, that covered much of the Greek-Carthage conflict in Sicily. Though that i would like to add that the conflict between Greeks and Carthageneans started basically in 540 BC, with the sea Battle of Alalia, when the allied Punic-Etruscan fleet, fought against the only Greek colony of Corsica, Alalia - today Aleria -, built by the Phocaeans (who had alredy built the great city of Massalia - today Marseille -, in the coasts of today's France). It's a crucial battle, in which for the first time in history was used the naval ram as a weapon. Also the Greek-Punic conflict in Sicily continued beyond 301 BC, with the arrival of Pyrrus in the island. And a fun fact, in a moment of historical irony, Carthage will be saved during the First Punic War from the Romans of Marcus Atilius Regulus, thanks to Greek mercenary commander, Xanthippus from Sparta.
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Absolutely awsome that someone took so much effort to make videos about those wars. They are always overshadowed by wars in Greece and by Punic-Roman wars. I was very surprised years ago when I first time run into information about battle of Himera in 480BC.
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I love your high quality content. You are one of the best history chanels on YouTube. It is a shame to see your chanel geting lesser views lately. I saw your post about this problem. And event thou i did not had the time lately to watch your video's, i admire how profesional and detailed your video's are.
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I don't know if it's your fantastic narration, the history itself or both, but this documentary is far more enticing then anything modern media could make. I'm sad that I haven't heard of these battles sooner. It's incredible
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So the Carthaginian have 3 names, Hamilcar, Hannibal, and Mago
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Outstanding work! The editing and arrangements really give the video an exciting pace that make me want to grab an Aspis and join Syracuse! I love your videos for the content and if anyone is interested in this time period of our history, it is an incredible resource if youâre a visual learner and if this gets a young person interested in History then I am all for it! Keep up the good work Invicta!!
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Thanks for the video! Romeâs destruction of Carthageâs historical records is one of historyâs greatest tragedies for me
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Just here to help you guys. Youtube not showing THIS MASTERPIECE to others is doing crime
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I was in carthage 2 days ago in a hill facing the bay of tunis .. i was there for 2 hours just watching the sea and the cloudy far mountains just imagining the Carthaginian fleets moving in the distance with the voices of thounsands of men fighting the waves and heading to the war .
It was an epic sene
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Masterpiece. This was a masterpiece.
Astonishing video. Thank You Invicta and hoping for many more.
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1 year ago
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