Origins of The Great Flood: Lost Cities with Albert Lin (Full Episode) | National Geographic

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Albert Lin is on a global adventure, from icy Black Sea depths to the heights of the Peruvian Andes, searching for the origins of Great Flood stories.

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コメント (21)
  • @TheTurboNut
    Hello NG, I know you probably will not see this, but lost cities is one of my favorite running series i have ever seen and it is a joy to have them free on youtube. PLEASE continue posting these. It can be hard to find joy in such an unforgiving world, and it might be silly, but this provides me that joy.
  • @Marlene-zj1ke
    If glaciers melted at the same time 10,000 years ago, it makes sense different cultures had flood stories.
  • Content is interesting... the host is great... however the overly dramatic music at every turn is a bit over the top. NG you don't need to do that to keep our attention.
  • Absolutely amazing...its so marvelous...as someone who studies anthropology and history, I get such a thrill from seeing what archeology finds...and the whole world has legends and myths, stories in every language and tribe of a universal flood. Keep it up!
  • Albert Lin is one of my absolute favorite explorers and I’d love to meet him and just talk for hours! He humanizes all cultures.
  • Albert Lin in the House and we are all immersed in awe with the best possible scenario of bringing back old legends into reality
  • One of the greats, Albert Len Wu bringing us back to the historic epic tales of old. Thank you, Blessings
  • @jadedjhypsi
    The Natives of the Americas believed in a Great Flood as well. There is a great story in Oregon about a canoe that landed on the side of Mot. Hood and the shape of it can still be seen =)
  • I didn't knew Albert Lin came in Bulgaria. I'm so happy he choose Black Sea for this episode because most people never heard of the Black Sea flood or the Varna civilization.
  • Albert Lin is a great host. Really like to see him more often
  • There was a build up of ice on both poles so flood stories on both sides of earth is a definite YES
  • @maeve4686
    In approximately 6500 bce, the coast of Norway had a huge landslide that flooded & decimated Doggerland by tsunamis, turned the Great Britian into an island with the tsunamis eradicating the lands nearby & created the North Sea. That's a flood!
  • @refede8099
    I was fine with you talking about the Great Flood and the Black Sea, I've always thought the Great Flood was related to the last ice age and the flooding of the Black Sea area. But connecting "El Niño" to the Flood is just: Stretching the Documentary!
  • It stands to reason that when some of the polar ice caps and all of the ice sheets/glaciers melted at the end of the last Ice Age/ Younger Dryass, ALL of the oceans levels rose around the world. Margaret Mead, the famous sociologist, recognized that back in the 1960s.
  • I adore this show! Albert's enthusiasm inspired me so very much!❤❤❤❤❤
  • Albirt Lyn one of the most renowned surfers of the world surfed across the pacific from the Mediterranean all the way to Peru!