Found in Amber

A looted Bronze Age artifact turned out to be the oldest map of the cosmos ever found.

Forged 3,600 years ago, the Nebra Sky Disc encodes lunar calendars, solstices, and myth in bronze and gold, reshaping everything we thought we knew about prehistoric Europe.

👉 Watch The Oldest Map of the Cosmos now!

6 days ago | [YT] | 6

Found in Amber

Before photography existed, Francisco Goya became the first artist to document war with total honesty. He etched mutilation, starvation, and human cruelty without a single comforting lie.

👉 Goya’s Darkest Vision is live now!

2 weeks ago (edited) | [YT] | 10

Found in Amber

Ancient doctors treated love like a deadly disease.
They bled patients, ordered exercise, and diagnosed lovesickness by saying a name and feeling the pulse explode.

From Neolithic skeletons locked in an embrace to Sumerian love poems and Greek myths of chaos and desire, the story of love is older, and stranger, than we think.

👉 Watch A History of Love in 40 Minutes now!

3 weeks ago | [YT] | 16

Found in Amber

I’m genuinely blown away by your response to Caravaggio’s Violent Life. Thank you all for watching, commenting, and sharing it!

The next chapter in this journey through art and exile is here: How a Banished Poet Invented Hell.

Banished from Florence, condemned to burn at the stake, Dante Alighieri turned his suffering into the most influential vision of the afterlife ever written: The Divine Comedy. From love and loss to faith and philosophy, this is the story of how one man built eternity from despair.

👉 How a Banished Poet Invented Hell is now live!

1 month ago (edited) | [YT] | 25

Found in Amber

The people of the past didn’t need phones to lose themselves in spectacle.

In Rome, fans cursed rivals with lead tablets.
In Athens, gossip ruined lives.
In Constantinople, sports fans burned their city to the ground.

What if “brainrot” isn’t new at all?

👉 Watch Ancient Brainrot: Obsessions, Rumours and Riots in Antiquity

1 month ago (edited) | [YT] | 5

Found in Amber

In the candlelit morgues of Renaissance Italy, genius artists and anatomists dissected corpses in secret, sketching what no one dared to see. The genius of Da Vinci and Michelangelo was born from the grave.

👉 Watch Da Vinci's Darkest Secret now!

2 months ago | [YT] | 5

Found in Amber

How did a trinket from Tutankhamun’s Egypt end up in a grave in Denmark?

3,400 years ago, a woman was buried in Denmark with a single blue bead.

It was small. Ordinary. Until scientists discovered where it came from: Egypt.

👉 See the full story in The Ancient Treasure That Shouldn’t Exist

2 months ago | [YT] | 4

Found in Amber

The Violent Life of Caravaggio is now live!

A genius who painted saints with dirty feet. A sinner who left blood on Rome’s streets. From plague-ridden childhood to scandalous masterpieces, from tavern brawls to a fatal duel, Caravaggio’s life was as dramatic as his art.

This is the story of a man who painted light because he lived in shadows.

👉 What do you think: would his paintings be the same without the chaos of his life?

2 months ago (edited) | [YT] | 5

Found in Amber

🎬 Want a warm-up before Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey hits theaters next year?

Odysseus’s tale isn’t just gods and monsters. It’s a story of survival in a collapsing world: A soldier returning from apocalypse to find home unrecognizable.

Our new video dives into the history behind the legend: a Bronze Age world falling into darkness, and the scarred king who clawed his way back through the ruins.

👉 Discover the real Odyssey now!

3 months ago (edited) | [YT] | 4