Vacys Motuzas prieš 1 sekundę Excellent work . Thanks for making this ...

Jeff Inkhobar prieš 2 mėnesius I appreciate the inclusion of the nude men in your art work. I’m interested in the history of clothing and I’d like to know if these men are representative of the general citizenry or if they are priests? Have they been depicted in the nude to reflect the imagery on the cylinder or for some other reason? Thanks and great job! (This is the first of your videos that I’ve seen.)

Sulorac Sungam prieš 4 mėnesius This is excellent and masterfully researched and presented. One question I have is the map choice used throughout. The chosen map shows the current Persian Gulf shoreline and present river courses. Was that map used instead of one featuring the ancient shoreline(s) and river routes for a specific purpose, i.e. you wished to only convey the locations as archeological sites and not in their historical contexts?

Anton B prieš 4 mėnesius I am so incredibly grateful for the content you make. I've had trouble sleeping since forever and one of the few things that help me sleep is listening to podcasts and videos like these. Your videos, especially those in this series, not only help me sleep so much better but are of such high quality and are so interesting to listen to that it takes me several nights to get through them. I start watching the first night, fall asleep, and the next night I go back to the last part that I can remember and continue to watch from there. I can't emphasise enough how positive of an effect discovering your channel has had on my sleep, and I'm so happy that the subject of your videos is history - a subject which I can never get enough of. So from someone with lots of love for history, and who's had such difficulty sleeping for so many years, thank you so much. You are the best.

Todd Peterson prieš 4 mėnesius Not at all what I expected. I thought the Uruks were pure warriors who came mainly from Isengard under the rule of Sauramon the White. I'm very surprised that they had these statues and other artifacts of a real culture. I guess they needed homes and hobbies when not raiding. Thanks for sharing!