In our new animated documentary series we will describe the history of Ancient Mesopotamia and the first episode will be covering Sumer and its rise in the Fertile Crescent, which is rightly considered the cradle of civilizations. Our series will cover all the major civilizations of this region and then will move on to other regions. If you want to learn more about the Pre-Columbian Mesoamerican civilizations, consider watching our series on them:
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Marc Van De Mieroop – A History of the Ancient Near East, ca. 3000-323BC
Mario Liverani – Ancient Near East – History, Society and Economy
Amanda H. Podany – The Ancient Near East – A Very Short Introduction
Guillermo Algaze – The Uruk Expansion
Harriet Crawford – Sumer and the Sumerians
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We really fcked up as a species when we took up agriculture.
The fossil record doesn't lie. The average human became shorter and more malnourished once we abandoned a wild diet.
And Karan Tepe what?
Near east blah blah its africa man grow up. Do u still call peope mongoloid and negroid ?
I'm IRAQI
I’m curious if this historical information is as some other channels like Mr. Imhotep would call this “white washed”. That all people’s from these cities were all black and not the color of the people’s that live there now. Has this history been white washed to make it seem as if only light skinned people lived there?
Ooh we gonna hear about hammurabi next
Su is water in Han- Korean pronunciation. Also, method, trick,top, embroidery…..and so on. If local people still speak and understand these nouns as same to Asian can reveal which race is first civilized migrant race on the earth.
Ship is Bae, Bae is stomacks, pears,…. Or cut!! As Commending verb.
As soon as ice age ends we mysteriously begin settled life? I mean, if we were that ready for it, how about civilization before the ice age? To me, settling right after ice age ends ponts at two possibilities:
1) We were inclined to settle, and settled before, but all was lost with ice age
2) During or with the ice age, natural resources changed significantly, bringing a much more fruitful land for population to farm
I wonder if Iraq was derived from Uruk
The region was called Mesopotamia, Sumer was the name of the language the people spoke, and actually, it was what the Akkadians called them.
India is the key to unlock this history
But was the Sumerian language related to any languages we know of? Where did they come from? Where did they go?
Balkan had high culture and written language during the time when Summer did not even know they will become Summer. His Story / History is nothing but a lie.
As they say in Sumer, 𒅴𒌋 𒀝𒅗𒁺𒄿 𒂍𒋼𒅎𒅍 𒀆 𒀋𒀙𒃰 𒄐𒄑
I feel like if ur not depicting brown humans your doing the story an extreme injustice
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I'm studying for my midterms with these videos and it has helped me a lot to understand my prof better, thank you!!
Thank you for your channel. Subscribed.
My country 🇮🇶 iraq 🇮🇶
Battle of Tarawa please
Seems we quite recognize who the antagonist of this history by seeing, which party that start the war when they actually didn't have to start that war, beside only for greediness and selfish causes.
Bc. Before Christ .ad our common era.. ad.
https://youtu.be/x7ekSL1iPVA
Don't mind me. I'm here getting a crash course so that I can understand the fate stay night story arch
Why is the background music sounds like it’s from Civilisation VI HAHAHA
what about indian civilization? ahha you dont know!
1:06 For a bit of context, Europeans were still black-skinned until around 6000 BCE, proto-indo-european was spoken around 5500 to 4500 BCE according to the kurgan hypothesis (correct me if i'm wrong) and the first writings of Sumer were approximately in 3200 BCE.
Yup, the first writings were closer (temporally) to the proto-indo-europeans and to when europe's population was still black than to us.
Seems very meta for me
Please this music on beginning
1:10 Yes everyone at the same time just thought that was a great idea or something reset civilization around that time. I think we should go with magically everyone thinking an idea at the same time… much better.
Is it me or does someone else hear the civ 6 music 😂
Here's something interesting to try. Now I'm not one of those "hit you in the head" Bible people. But what I have done is try to follow what's been discovered and the difference in the Bible. Even here, he's talking about a great flood. Not everything matches though.
I live near Uruk. Only three levels of the temple has been excavated. Its believed thier are 12 more levels buried underneath that havent been excavated. It would collapse and destroy the temple. I hope in the future we can safely find the tablets hidden underneath and know about our human history.