The 2000-Year-Old Harbor Found Buried Underneath Istanbul | Emperor's Last Harbour | Real History

Another port found on land and not under the climate changing sea level rises.

Constantinople is İstanbul since 15th century i believe

Cant argue the engineers logic.
We asked them work at night, they said no its dark. We are engineers we can make it brighter then day light.
Lol

Why not another bridge i dont get it

Good they took their time to evaluate. The project was not 'frustrated' of course, but delayed... for a good reason, the gifts of a mega-project. Ah, and the Byzantine empire never "ruled the world".

the Turks are willing to completly destroy the remains of this city. For them, It was never there and will be better vanish from history.

Idiots, your u are living in the 3rd Creation: 1st Creation destroyed when Satan & his demons fell; 2nd creation GOD told the two multiply to Replenish the Earth🌍, man still f...up: so GOD told old man Noah build a boat rain 40days40nights, yes advanced 😮(Atlantis): boat landed Arawrat mountain: 3rd creation GOD told Noah's 3 Sons to multiply Replenish the Earth 🌍. The modern day greedy white males of the early late 1880-1900 re-routed the waters in attempt to hide Truth. They're Time of evil to winding down

I love to see history saved. Growing up as an American in Germany I saw it every day. Walking to school, driving places, school trips, and family vacations. Amazing.

Konstantinoupoli and not Istanbul.

Constantinople has been in a earthquake area for as long as people can remember. Building something under this conditions, you need capabilities, or as in this case a hole lot of luck. Too often building just collapse in Turkey. Than they blame everybody except those who are responsible. I would say to everybody, do not go inside that tunnel. The same concrete used for collapsing buildings is used for this tunnel, and if the Turks use more reliable concrete for this tunnel why wouldn't they have used that reliable concrete on those apartment complexes.

Great doc.

Finding history should stop any build.

Wonderful video, thanks for the history lesson!

They should get Colin Furze on it...

What an amazing film of an amazing city. Thank you for all involved including the engineers and most of all the archeologists.

Fantastic, very interesting and informative video. I'd love to visit Istanbul one day.

Time for Christians to retake Constantinople from the muslims.

Interesting. Clearly well researched and edited.
May I recommend 1.15x speed for native speakers or those that find the ai voice a distraction or an annoyance.
I feel that since the Byzantine Empire rose from the ashes of [half of] the Roman but didn't add too much extra that the Romans hadn't previously had under their sway, it's tough to say that 'the Byzantine Empire ruled the world'. Saying 'the world' in The Old Testament and meaning the Levant is fine (archaic ignorance as we judge it), doing the same a thousand or two years later, when Alexander has been to India and gone all Persian, after Ibn Fadlan, isn't really kosher. They had an empire amongst numerous others and they ruled a large part of their region; not the majority of the world known to them. It was, after all, not they who fought the Battle of Talas but two inarguably greater Empires. I mean the Danish Empire (2.23% of world population at the time) was greater than the Byzantine (from 2 to 2.08%), in landmass too - the Danish being 3M km2 over the (at max) 2.8M Byzantine. I'm not lobbying for the Danish Empire, just pointing out that nobody would claim them to have been ruling the world at the time, nor should we the Byzantines.

Will the constant earthquakes not destroy the new tunnel?

amazing, would love to watch more videos on this project

Are they looking at this site to provide information on the Noah event as it appears to me it does?

Wasn't it Edgar Cayce who predicted that natural disasters (earthquakes) would shake Turkey and reveal ancient truths that will forever change human history?

History from all over the world is exciting, interesting, and informative. When there are archaeological artefacts, excavations, buildings, and even just foundations. When it's all put together, it truly is amazing.

About the tunnel: Earthquake prone area here...

How stupid! Of course anyboy with half a brain would know there would be artifacts from the past.

The project is reminding the Turks who their true ancestors are - not the ones from Arabia.

Should it be distressing that, a Muslim country is doing this excavation on a Christian site? What I’m saying, we know the Roman Empire was deeply involved in Christianity. Can we be sure that we will be made aware of every discovery? Especially with all the recent events.

Turkish people is one of the best constructors in the modern world! Today they constructs buildings, factories, bridges, .... everywhere - in Europe, Asia, Africa, America, Australia!

The Seapeople: what happened?we did

an ancient harbour was found due to earthworks in italy or spain, i forget which. when they came across big stone blocks, a wall, with big bronze rings it was clear. the coast was some distance from this town as it had moved X amount of miles over the centuries but the harbour had been at the end of a ruver/estuary and there had been a natrual disaster. a wave had taken out the harbour and sunk ships moored there. in the hull of one was found a skeleton of a man and a small dog laying together. national geographic did the article i read.

Mrs Richards: "I paid for a room with a view !"
Basil: (pointing to the lovely view) "That is Torquay, Madam ."
Mrs Richards: "It's not good enough!"
Basil: "May I ask what you were expecting to see out of a Torquay hotel bedroom window ? Sydney Opera House, perhaps? the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Herds of wildebeest sweeping majestically past?..."
Mrs Richards: "Don't be silly! I expect to be able to see the sea!"
Basil: "You can see the sea, it's over there between the land and the sky."
Mrs Richards: "I'm not satisfied. But I shall stay. But I expect a reduction."
Basil: "Why?! Because Krakatoa's not erupting at the moment ?"

Don’t think I’d be for taking the under ground train..

Questions: Was the Bosphorus more narrow 3000 years ago? What was the name of this city before it was Constantinople?
Is this railway part of the BRI? If it's not, I think they'd probably help out! Thanks. Very interesting.

Human history is more important than money .

Constantinople, Constantine was the one who joined PAGANS to the church, being a friend of the world, an enemy of the cross of CHRIST. He was hostile to the blood of HIS suffering. Now we Christmas and Easter 100% pagan belief. Behold you scoffer perish and dissappear for the thing spoken of in the prophets has come upon you... UNBELIEF!

Turkey should be named Buzzard. One who's looking for what's dead to eat.

2,000 years old LMFAO, come back when you find channel's to improve habitat dated at 50,000 years old.
Then middle east is sign post to the deletion of civilisation bye religion.
It shows how misogyny ,genocide and child rape and marriage started.
I do not consider any collection of hominids in the middle east or Mediterranean as examples of civilisation.
These people where still throwing faeces at each when my people where re modelling the land scape, doing chemistry not alchemy, doing astronomy not astrology, doing land management not building monuments for genocide and child rape over 55,000 years ago.

yet here you are bragging about an alleged 2,000 year old port.

Extremely interesting and historical documentary. Thank you for producing it.

Wouldn’t it be wonderful if we spent more of our time and money, exploring our past, while building our future no reason for that tunnel not sure exist and no reason for us not to spend the funds needed to dig up and hold these antiquities for a scientific study. Biology, Education of all kinds, I mean there isn’t any subject that cannot be advanced from this fantastic building project.🎉

WOW Love This!!!! Sooo Cool!!!💓🎶💗👍

Narrator: "Finally connecting Europe and Asia by train..."
Trans-Siberia Express: "What am I, a joke to you?"

This is actually an episode of David Suzuki's The Nature Of Things, from 2011: The Emperor's Lost (not Last) Harbour. I recognized his voice immediately. Give credit where it's due.

With that country’s earthquakes?

It is Constantinople not Istanbul!. It was stolen by the Muslim hoards!.

Excellent program! Thank you

Istanbul all thanks to Mehmet 2.

that would have been where i was living when christ walks the earth

Alright wars happened but you don't just waive the history . First learn Greek!Then Latin!Then Turkish and then English.Marmari equals Marmara We greeks still call it Marmara , Μάρμαρα =marbles , Μαρμαρά=of the marbles ,is the place of the harbour called that for 2000 years and more ! Istanbul=Εις την Πολην=to the city.We Greeks when we say Poli we mean Constantinople Κωνσταντινουπολις ,When we say Asty Άστυ we mean Athens .Great find anyway Thank you to the Turkish archeologists .They are heroes!

THANKS 21st CENTURY FOR THE TECHNOLOGY WHICH HELP A LOT ON ALL ASPECT OF LIFE TO REVEAL HOW ANCIENT PEOPLE DO THINGS, AMAZING! VERY HARD WORK, CONGRATULATIONS. NOW NEEDS A NEW BUILDING TO DISPLY ALL OF THOSE MATERIALS FOUND.