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What's the best lecture you've seen in 2025?
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1177 BC: The Year Civilization Collapsed
A lecture about the late Bronze Age collapse and its various and complex causes, by the author of the book of the same name.
I'm a minor history buff with a particular interest in Neolithic and Bronze Age history, and I loved all ~70 minutes of this video!
Honorable mention to anything from Premodernist, especially his top video Advice for time traveling to medieval Europe and its follow up Q&A.
Thanks man, I'm definitely going to enjoy both of these. I would like to see what else have you got.
there are so many on this subject and i imagine that the climate collapse that the western world is racing towards is going to cause another collapse like it.