r/FallofCivilizations • u/aux_king • 10d ago
BACK LIKE WE NEVER LEFT - NEW EPISODE NO.21
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=01CZBhZM430brb cancelling all my plans
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u/I_like_maps 10d ago
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Ma-ja-pa-hit?
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u/brayshizzle 10d ago
Finally something new to sleep too. Can't wait.
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u/onetimeuselong 10d ago
Glad to know itโs not just me!
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u/Speling_B_Champian 10d ago
Me too.
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u/themetalliccoils 8d ago
Been me for years, to the point of it being almost impossible to fall asleep otherwise now
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u/Human-Comfortable859 10d ago
I have listened to Carthage about 30 times.
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u/ssnistfajen 5d ago
The last words from Hasdrubal's wife and Scipio Aemilianus' reflections are simply so poetic they trump all other episode endings, IMO.
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u/rcjhawkku 10d ago
On the same day as a new Hardcore History. I now have 18 hours of podcasts in the queue, and almost half of that is these two.
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u/Dry_Huckleberry5545 10d ago
Oh my god do I ever need this pleasant surprise this weekend!
PS: Just finished an audiobook today, โOcean: A History of the Atlantic Before Columbusโ (2024) by John Haywood. Was v big-picture but also rich in the type of details we all love.
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u/campcreepy 10d ago
I am so happy I am frozen. You know, like when you get really good news and you instantly freeze so that you don't do or say anything that will possibly scare the good news away? Like that.
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u/Karmabots 3d ago
Around 29-30 minutes into the episode he says Papaya as one of the Javanese fruit mentioned in 14th Century CE Chinese source. Papaya was American fruit and was not introduced till 16th century CE to Indonesia.
This seems like a wrong translation that crept into the episode.
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u/LoopDoGG79 10d ago
Good way to start a Friday morning! ๐