I also vote for "Wow!".

:hand-pink-waving:GARRETT RYAN - you're such a special person to bring these marvels to us.:face-red-heart-shape:  My thanks will never suffice to express my gratitude for these excursions into our past.  :face-purple-wide-eyes::trophy-yellow-smiling::trophy-yellow-smiling::trophy-yellow-smiling::trophy-yellow-smiling:

All your videos are so well done

Excellent photography. You really bring it to life

These places are so awesome as they are, they must have been unbelievable when in their primes.

Love Tiryns. Great video!

Fun fact: the topmost stones of the cyclopian walls of Tiryns are smooth due to millennia of sheep and goats licking them for salt. The enclosure was a favorite spot for shepherds.

Knowing my luck - if I visited it would be packed with tour buses. Looks like an amazing experience if solo!

Thank you for these, truly priceless

The Sea Peoples said, Yeah we got this.

As a child I read a book about Heinrich And Sophia Schliemann and seem to recall it was a chore for them to get to Tiryns.   Now it is right off a highway.    😂

Amazing. Imagine the sheer amount of manpower needed to build this, and thats aprox 3.5k years ago..

Grazie ...

❤❤❤

WONDERFUL!!!

I'd love to see a few drone flyovers of that.

As stated in narration, even Pausanias thought only the mythical giants could move the massive rocks. Even in the beginning of AD it seemed impossible to humans for humans to move massive rocks.

3:27 gothic arches millennia before their rediscovery in the great cathedrals

Wow

Nice video. I especially enjoyed the ending where you are walking down those ancient steps.