Other videos you might enjoy: THE MYSTERIOUS ORIGINS OF THE SEA PEOPLES ua-cam.com/video/NPeyWGWf3tc/v-deo.html WHO INVENTED WRITING? ua-cam.com/video/FlqHgUQvPYU/v-deo.html IN SEARCH OF THE GREAT LIBRARY OF ALEXANDRIA ua-cam.com/video/rsthgV2OKDU/v-deo.html
Hi, I would be interested to hear your thoughts on this video - it describes a technique that may have been used by the Egyptians to drill granite on a large scale. ua-cam.com/video/kJ_NYSbmv-s/v-deo.htmlsi=PCLq_T9Obos-C2rP
Thr fact that you use the word new is telling. All of these sights have been researched for years... Saying it's a 2023 discovery is lying. Period. Discounting the massive amount of work over the years is terrible and dishonest. Use the correct words. Newly confirmed discoveries in 2023. They were discovered and known about for years. Just because a piece a paper says it's true after years of research doesn't mean its new.
So beautiful that all over the world, people are working in teams to discover new truths about our shared human history. Archaeology is truly a lovely field
It's not that rosey unfortunately. I work construction and excavation and have witnessed some of the most amazing and history shaking discoveries brushed right under the rug or completely mislabeled by academia and "archaeologists". Modern archaeology is barely a science if it qualifies at all. Incredibly sad.
Glad they’re making more archaeological discoveries in Nineveh. As an Assyrian, watching ISIS destroy so many sites and artifacts was very painful, so this is nice to see. They couldn’t erase our history.
Hey if you don't mind. What sites and artifacts did ISIS destroy? I'm not from that area. But I do believe things happen for a reason. Devious reasons.
Thank you Professor Miano and Professor Natalie and Happy Holidays to you and your familes and your colleagues for extraoridinary videocasts that have broadened our knowledge and shown a light in the dark corners of our past.
Wowee♥️ That is one of the best compliments I have ever seen! What a nice thing to say. I will definitely listen to this videocast, now! Happy Holidays💐
Appreciate you bringing to our attention so many important finds! I'm really interested in learning more about all the sites hidden in the Amazon, as well as the finds in Peru. Seems so little is really known about these areas. The temple in ancient Sumer is also really intriguing! Can't wait to see what's found, and it's really encouraging considering all the tech breakthroughs helping look under vegetation, under water, and even under the earth itself! Pretty exciting!
Hola! Thank you so much for your passion and dedication! This top 20 was a great compilation and I’m so proud that 2 of them belong to my beloved country, México 🇲🇽 Happy New Year and may 2024 bring greater and amazing discoveries 😊! Best wishes from Malaysia 🇲🇾
Every year I watch you present the finds, and every year I enjoy them immensely. My sincere thanks. Hoping that 2024 brings you many wonderful discoveries to share next December!
A big Thank You for putting this on a “proper’ video David / Prof. Miano! I was gutted when I saw similar roundups come up as ‘Live’ shows. I cannot bear all the waiting and faffing about between items in that format and so never watch them now. I am a big fan of your channel and greatly appreciate all your work. Very best wishes from Dorset, UK, for the holiday period and 2024. 🇬🇧
Thank you for this update. I'm so excited to learn how much more there is to discover about ancient structures buried beneath desserts, forests and seabeds.
Thank you so much for another video! Your channel has been my favorite find of 2022, I took 2 archaeology clases as a part of my minor in university and have always been fascinated by the topic. Happy Holidays to you and your family and I'm looking forward to 2024 finds!
The most recently announced discovery I can think of that was not mentioned is the discovery of a previously unknown language in the archives of the Hittites.
Yes, 2023 was bad for many. If it was for you, you have my sympathy. It was a rough year for my family, for sure. I lost my eldest son in August, who passed away basically for reasons unknown. I now only have my younger son. I don't even have my soulmate, who chose 3 years ago to toss away nearly 40 years together because I wasn't any fun any more (I was staying home due to the C-19 that could easily kill me due to health reasons). I've had too much to mourn, lately. If only extra money in my pocket could ease my pain, I'd have no pain at all, but the old adage is true: money can't buy a single ounce of happiness when your life is empty and cold.
@@MaryAnnNytowl so sorry, I have immune deficiency so I stay in now too. These issues cost us a lot, and you aren't alone Hoping for blessings for you this year.
Ultra interesting! To get glimpses into our past helps bring foundation and a sense of our own place in history. Mostly gives me hope knowing that failure of societies doesn't necessarily mean that the end is near..much the opposite! Merry Christmas to you and yours.
THANK YOU!!!! We, my daughter and I, absolutely love your channel. To stave off Alzheimer's, it runs in the family, I have a goal of learning something new everyday. You have taught me more than I learned in school! BTW, back then Plate Tectonics was just a theory and the Eratic Rocks found in Willamette Valley, Oregon were attributed to glaciers not the Missoula Floods. Keep up the good work David and Natalie! Happy Holidays!
I have always aimed to learn something new each day. It stems from many decades ago when I was a child: my daddy told me that no day was wasted as long as I learned something new. 😊 From that point on, I promised to try to never waste a single day!
The glacial erratics of Willamette Valley are now said to be from the Missoula Floods? Whoa... Can you point me at info about that? I know the Willamette Meteorite (huge) was thought to have fallen near Canada, and moved here by glaciers...
I love listening to science esp astronomy programmes as well. I only understand a fraction of some esp on quantum stuff but hope that by a slow osmosis more will be absorbed. I moved to Spain 13 yrs ago and have learned enough Spanish to hold a conversation tho my grammar needs work. I have read that learning a new language is very beneficial for brain health. I certainly hope so. 😉
5:29 < Omg, is that Han Solo frozen in carbonite? What an incredible find. But seriously, these are some fantastic archaeological discoveries in 2023. Well done! Looking forward to more in 2024.
Bravo Prof. Miano, specialization is the most scientific way to go. However, it would be so wonderful if you could persuade colleagues in other fields to collaborate on a years end extravaganza of best discoveries and interpretations in the various fields. Yes, I know as an academic, that it would make herding cats simple by comparison, but I can dream. Happy holidays and best wishes for the new year!
Archaeologists will be extremely busy for the foreseeable future. So excited for them and for us!!😊😊 Thanks Dr Miano. Compliments of the Season from Perth in Western Australia.
Fascinating. I would love to hear more about the Sumarian canals and haw they used the "Venturi effect" . That would be a fascinating episode all by itself.👍🖖
I like to travel...15 countries so far. Always to beach and countryside destinations. 2024 is going to be different. I intend to start my archeological journey now. I absolutely ❤ archeology!! Thanks for your videos. Subscribed already.
Wowwww...... I am so happy I ran into your site. It is everything I'm into plus a place to learn about Asian dig sites that I am lacking info on. Amazing! Thank you so much for your video and your passion and energy! Fantastic!
The things LIDAR has uncovered in South America are absolutely mind-blowing. As sophisticated as we knew those cultures were, they were clearly even more so than that.
5:59 One thing I would like to add: the Zapotecs aren't just an ancient culture, they are a modern ethnic group. More than half a million Zapotec people live in Mexico today, and most of them speak one branch or another of the Zapotec languages.
Love this! Thank you so much for your time and effort and enthusiasm for ancient archaeological history. I also love your Tardis and the spinning globe on your shelves. 🙂 Please keep the info coming.
Archaeologists discovered unique paintings depicting holy figures and King David, one of the last Macurite rulers, in a hitherto unrecognised site in Old Dongola. Old Dongola is an archaeological site located in present-day Sudan, on the site of the city of Tungul, the Old Nubian capital of Makuria, a powerful medieval African state.
Professor minao you got one thing wrong in this video the oldest known shipyard is there in lothal,india.I think the shipyard you are referring to is oldest known shipyard in turkey.Neverthless your video is very good.
I love learning about ancient civilizations. Especially the sites and artifacts that say, these people were more advanced in technology and culture than we realized. In some cases more than we are today.Because i think if we look at some of these things some long forgotten knowledge will present itself and maybe show us a better way to be. Old doesnt mean frail or useless, it means we have more to learn. And personally i find that exciting.
This is my first time watching your channel and I love it, it's very, very interesting, I like to watch and read about ancient history, thanks for your work and I can't wait to watch more videos❤
I wish you started doing these kind of videos like monthly or every quarterl (or doing a well edited stream highlights video), and then doing this kind of a video yearly. This is incredibly cool and exactly what I crave to watch! ❤
Thank you so much! I am looking forward to your monthly news and subscribed. What year was it when additional hallway(s) were published for the Kufu pyramid? That might also have been a highlight?
I'm a bit late to the party, but what a treat! Thanks for putting this together wearing a shirt and tie, I'm not sure I've ever seen anyone on youtube properly dressed! (from an old hippy that still wears tie-dye). I'm looking forward to a round up of 2024, hopefully in top hat and tails! Your time and effort is seriously appreciated (whatever you wear!), thank you.
What a great collection of picks, and what a bountiful year of discoveries for archeology! Thank you for sharing, Dr. Miano, and may your year-end holidays all be happy and full of love. For all reading this, Happy Christmas and may you have a bountiful New Year! ~ • ~ • ~ • ~ • ~ • ~ • ~ • ~ • ~ • ~ • ~ • ~ Please, take time to tell your loved ones you love them EVERY chance you get. Tomorrow is not a given; you're never promised the next sunrise. ~ ~ ~ ~ "And don't let it break your heart. I know it feels hopeless sometimes. But they're never really gone as long as there's a memory in your mind." _Hold On To Memories_ Dave Draiman, Disturbed 💔 💔 • RIP MWB • 💔 💔
Other videos you might enjoy:
THE MYSTERIOUS ORIGINS OF THE SEA PEOPLES
ua-cam.com/video/NPeyWGWf3tc/v-deo.html
WHO INVENTED WRITING?
ua-cam.com/video/FlqHgUQvPYU/v-deo.html
IN SEARCH OF THE GREAT LIBRARY OF ALEXANDRIA
ua-cam.com/video/rsthgV2OKDU/v-deo.html
Great work! Really enjoyed this one!
Hi, I would be interested to hear your thoughts on this video - it describes a technique that may have been used by the Egyptians to drill granite on a large scale. ua-cam.com/video/kJ_NYSbmv-s/v-deo.htmlsi=PCLq_T9Obos-C2rP
Many thanks! Interesting findings.
Happy and restful holidays!
Thr fact that you use the word new is telling. All of these sights have been researched for years... Saying it's a 2023 discovery is lying. Period. Discounting the massive amount of work over the years is terrible and dishonest. Use the correct words. Newly confirmed discoveries in 2023. They were discovered and known about for years. Just because a piece a paper says it's true after years of research doesn't mean its new.
Want to see the find's, not see people talk
So beautiful that all over the world, people are working in teams to discover new truths about our shared human history. Archaeology is truly a lovely field
My feelings exactly!
You know the difference between archeologist and a grave robber...A degree
It's not that rosey unfortunately. I work construction and excavation and have witnessed some of the most amazing and history shaking discoveries brushed right under the rug or completely mislabeled by academia and "archaeologists". Modern archaeology is barely a science if it qualifies at all. Incredibly sad.
@@deborahellzey4317or the respect they have for the grave they’re disrupting???
@@brewsterbrandon9554 boo hoo
I love that you show actual photos of what you're talking about.
What, you don't want to watch 20 minutes of only someones face the whole time?
@@ShimmyD-u7g alot of youtubers post photos that aren't relevant
Isnt it sad that that stands out. That used to be a bare minimum to expect. 😂
@@ShimmyD-u7gor worse random pictures of other similar things. 😂
This was a big gift to us armchair archaeologists
🤣 going forward I shall only refer to myself as an Armchair Archeologist 🤣🤣
😂😂😂
I wish I had a professor like you. Your excitement for these discoveries makes me want to learn more. Thank you for the amazing video.
Glad they’re making more archaeological discoveries in Nineveh. As an Assyrian, watching ISIS destroy so many sites and artifacts was very painful, so this is nice to see. They couldn’t erase our history.
Hey if you don't mind. What sites and artifacts did ISIS destroy? I'm not from that area. But I do believe things happen for a reason. Devious reasons.
Thank you Professor Miano and Professor Natalie and Happy Holidays to you and your familes and your colleagues for extraoridinary videocasts that have broadened our knowledge and shown a light in the dark corners of our past.
Wowee♥️ That is one of the best compliments I have ever seen! What a nice thing to say. I will definitely listen to this videocast, now! Happy Holidays💐
*Hilder
I was going to make all 20 of these discoveries-- but then things got really busy at work.
Thanks for featuring our project in Mitla Oaxaca!
Fascinating find!
Is there a video link you recommend with more information I can check out?
That's so great. Very excited to know the process of archaeology's frontiers
Appreciate you bringing to our attention so many important finds! I'm really interested in learning more about all the sites hidden in the Amazon, as well as the finds in Peru. Seems so little is really known about these areas. The temple in ancient Sumer is also really intriguing! Can't wait to see what's found, and it's really encouraging considering all the tech breakthroughs helping look under vegetation, under water, and even under the earth itself! Pretty exciting!
It's been such a great year!!😊
Your video on ancient phallus is one of my favorites of all time
@@headlessspaceman5681 haha thanks!
Love the joy in your eyes when you talk about ancient writings.
Hola! Thank you so much for your passion and dedication! This top 20 was a great compilation and I’m so proud that 2 of them belong to my beloved country, México 🇲🇽 Happy New Year and may 2024 bring greater and amazing discoveries 😊! Best wishes from Malaysia 🇲🇾
Thank you, Dr. Miano! I always look forward to your work.
I first learned about Egypt in the 1950's. SO much has been discovered since! It is VERY exciting!!! THNX
Gotta love that nerdy enthusiasm by you Prof Miano! Happy holidays!
Every year I watch you present the finds, and every year I enjoy them immensely. My sincere thanks. Hoping that 2024 brings you many wonderful discoveries to share next December!
Happy holidays. Thank you for the ongoing education. The amount of things that happened in our past which we’ve lost is amazing.
A big Thank You for putting this on a “proper’ video David / Prof. Miano! I was gutted when I saw similar roundups come up as ‘Live’ shows. I cannot bear all the waiting and faffing about between items in that format and so never watch them now. I am a big fan of your channel and greatly appreciate all your work. Very best wishes from Dorset, UK, for the holiday period and 2024. 🇬🇧
Yo I'm from Dorset!
I can't wait until they find the world's biggest discoveries in the Sahara desert and the Antarctic keep on digging
Your excitement is contagious
Love the update on discoveries. Early in college I al ost switched to an archeological major. I still love learning about it.
Happy Holidays! Lovely to sit here on Christmas Eve eating toasted banana bread and watching your videos. 🎄
Wow, thank you Myra!
Thank you for this update. I'm so excited to learn how much more there is to discover about ancient structures buried beneath desserts, forests and seabeds.
Thank you so much for another video! Your channel has been my favorite find of 2022, I took 2 archaeology clases as a part of my minor in university and have always been fascinated by the topic. Happy Holidays to you and your family and I'm looking forward to 2024 finds!
The most recently announced discovery I can think of that was not mentioned is the discovery of a previously unknown language in the archives of the Hittites.
I,'m facinated by your entisuasm of the ancient findings. Thank you for the video. You're lovely.
2023 has been a rough year for many… 🎉 for bringing us such great news 📰 I had no idea about ! 🙏🏼
Yes, 2023 was bad for many. If it was for you, you have my sympathy. It was a rough year for my family, for sure. I lost my eldest son in August, who passed away basically for reasons unknown. I now only have my younger son.
I don't even have my soulmate, who chose 3 years ago to toss away nearly 40 years together because I wasn't any fun any more (I was staying home due to the C-19 that could easily kill me due to health reasons). I've had too much to mourn, lately. If only extra money in my pocket could ease my pain, I'd have no pain at all, but the old adage is true: money can't buy a single ounce of happiness when your life is empty and cold.
@@MaryAnnNytowl so sorry, I have immune deficiency so I stay in now too. These issues cost us a lot, and you aren't alone
Hoping for blessings for you this year.
Ultra interesting! To get glimpses into our past helps bring foundation and a sense of our own place in history.
Mostly gives me hope knowing that failure of societies doesn't necessarily mean that the end is near..much the opposite!
Merry Christmas to you and yours.
THANK YOU!!!! We, my daughter and I, absolutely love your channel. To stave off Alzheimer's, it runs in the family, I have a goal of learning something new everyday. You have taught me more than I learned in school! BTW, back then Plate Tectonics was just a theory and the Eratic Rocks found in Willamette Valley, Oregon were attributed to glaciers not the Missoula Floods. Keep up the good work David and Natalie! Happy Holidays!
I have always aimed to learn something new each day. It stems from many decades ago when I was a child: my daddy told me that no day was wasted as long as I learned something new. 😊 From that point on, I promised to try to never waste a single day!
The glacial erratics of Willamette Valley are now said to be from the Missoula Floods? Whoa...
Can you point me at info about that?
I know the Willamette Meteorite (huge) was thought to have fallen near Canada, and moved here by glaciers...
I love listening to science esp astronomy programmes as well. I only understand a fraction of some esp on quantum stuff but hope that by a slow osmosis more will be absorbed. I moved to Spain 13 yrs ago and have learned enough Spanish to hold a conversation tho my grammar needs work. I have read that learning a new language is very beneficial for brain health. I certainly hope so. 😉
Hey, check out lion's mane mushroom gummies to help stave off alzheimer's... it regrows brain cells!!
This list is better than many of the others I have read. Keep up the great work!
Thank you for another great video. Really nice to have been able to watch it today. Wish you Professor Miano and all the viewers a Merry Christmas !
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it.
@@WorldofAntiquity there is a new site of Indus valley civilization found , last week , and people say that is 7000 - 8000 year old.
@@damini6835 What is the name of the site?
Thank You David for a Wonderful year of videos!!! Take Care and have a Great New Year!!!!
Love the Sumerian and Assyrian discoveries
5:29 < Omg, is that Han Solo frozen in carbonite? What an incredible find.
But seriously, these are some fantastic archaeological discoveries in 2023. Well done! Looking forward to more in 2024.
Nice to hear a real person with a decent pronunciation & voice.
It's gotten so much worse
For some reason this guy rubs me the wrong way.
Bravo Prof. Miano, specialization is the most scientific way to go. However, it would be so wonderful if you could persuade colleagues in other fields to collaborate on a years end extravaganza of best discoveries and interpretations in the various fields. Yes, I know as an academic, that it would make herding cats simple by comparison, but I can dream. Happy holidays and best wishes for the new year!
I agree totally and I will continue dreaming with you
Archaeologists will be extremely busy for the foreseeable future. So excited for them and for us!!😊😊
Thanks Dr Miano. Compliments of the Season from Perth in Western Australia.
Do you know the difference between an archeologist and a grave robber...A diploma
A delight as ever!
THANK YOU.
Fascinating.
I would love to hear more about the Sumarian canals and haw they used the "Venturi effect" . That would be a fascinating episode all by itself.👍🖖
Thanks for this great review of 2023! Congrats on 200K Subs!!!
Thanks for sharing these!
Your enthusiasm is infectious!
I like to travel...15 countries so far. Always to beach and countryside destinations.
2024 is going to be different. I intend to start my archeological journey now.
I absolutely ❤ archeology!!
Thanks for your videos.
Subscribed already.
Start your investigation in your own 'backyard'.
🌏🌎🌍👀
Wowwww...... I am so happy I ran into your site. It is everything I'm into plus a place to learn about Asian dig sites that I am lacking info on. Amazing! Thank you so much for your video and your passion and energy! Fantastic!
I'm excited to see what those clay tablets say. Even if they're just some administrative documents, they'll still undoubtedly be fascinating reads.
Popped in on accident, gave you a subscription for it. Well done.
The things LIDAR has uncovered in South America are absolutely mind-blowing. As sophisticated as we knew those cultures were, they were clearly even more so than that.
*Happy Holidays🎄🕊Merry Xmas*
Thank you for a wonderful 2023 of amazing History/Discoveries.
Happy + Safe travels to Dr Miano + Natalie
5:59 One thing I would like to add: the Zapotecs aren't just an ancient culture, they are a modern ethnic group. More than half a million Zapotec people live in Mexico today, and most of them speak one branch or another of the Zapotec languages.
Love this! Thank you so much for your time and effort and enthusiasm for ancient archaeological history. I also love your Tardis and the spinning globe on your shelves. 🙂 Please keep the info coming.
Found a nickel when I was mowing my lawn, only 12 years old though. Probably not groundbreaking, sadly.
I always enjoy your gentle enthusiasm....thankyou
Archaeologists discovered unique paintings depicting holy figures and King David, one of the last Macurite rulers, in a hitherto unrecognised site in Old Dongola.
Old Dongola is an archaeological site located in present-day Sudan, on the site of the city of Tungul, the Old Nubian capital of Makuria, a powerful medieval African state.
Interested in looking in to this. Please send me source.
There's a lot of important debunking to do, all the time, but these are the ones I most look forward to!
You missed india,new exclavation found 6500 years bc with ancient dna and buildings and articles found.in this year ending 2023
I really enjoy watching your videos so please keep them coming! Great work
Professor minao you got one thing wrong in this video the oldest known shipyard is there in lothal,india.I think the shipyard you are referring to is oldest known shipyard in turkey.Neverthless your video is very good.
Word mistake professor miano
Shoot, you are right. I should have remembered this!
@@WorldofAntiquityThanks for replying to this comment and your videos are the best that I found on ancient archeology.
@@WorldofAntiquitysorry for late reply
@@WorldofAntiquityCan you do a video on hampi and it's ancient ruins.
Would love to hear more on medieval or even just AD discoveries.
Nice episode, truly enjoyed your choices...very exciting !
Thank you
Dig deeper. We might find long lost civilizations.
Atlantis!
Let’s find the advanced technology that the aliens gave our ancestors…
You guys are just kidding, right?
@@channelname1019the initial comment is probably correct
@@neoclassic09oh, 100%, but the phrasing sounds like those people that would imply mystical or supernatural origin or some shite...
@@channelname1019 Of course I’m just kidding!! The best thing on this channel is when he puts the knock on the dodos. He’s a bastion of sanity.
Thank you so very much for your informative and entertaining videos. 😊❤
bro lost me at nothing from pre history
We all have specialties.
I like to send you piture singed rock how i can
Oh, not your area of expertise? Lol..
Me too 👍🏻
i.e pre -history=nothing written down anywhere=they don't know
I love learning about ancient civilizations. Especially the sites and artifacts that say, these people were more advanced in technology and culture than we realized. In some cases more than we are today.Because i think if we look at some of these things some long forgotten knowledge will present itself and maybe show us a better way to be. Old doesnt mean frail or useless, it means we have more to learn. And personally i find that exciting.
Use BC and AD
Thank you and Merry Christmas Doc, you're swell!
you dont need new discoveries to rewrite history, just use wikipedia, they rewrite history all the time.
Thanks!
And thank you!
Great Job ! ! Nice video too.
Been a great year for discoveries,thanks.
Fantastic presentation thanks. The enthusiasm was tangible and infectious.
Happy Holidays to you and yours and thank you for your always fascinating channel content 😊
Great job! Thanks for this review of 2023’s discoveries and congrats for your coming marriage next year. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
Thank you!
Awesome video thank you. Happy New Year and I will be looking forward to more of your videos
All that was awesome! Thank You. Happy New Year to all...
Been waiting for this! 🎉
Thank you for your content, I love ancient history & archeology
Love this video! Great information! Fascinating!
This is my first time watching your channel and I love it, it's very, very interesting, I like to watch and read about ancient history, thanks for your work and I can't wait to watch more videos❤
YAY!! Your visuals align with the audio! Great Job!! Thank you 👋👋
Great presentation! Thank you.
Thanks for the great update. Such exiting history news. Also love the Tardis on the shelf. Where/When would you take a trip to?
Bravo! Beautiful work! Greatfull!
I wish you started doing these kind of videos like monthly or every quarterl (or doing a well edited stream highlights video), and then doing this kind of a video yearly.
This is incredibly cool and exactly what I crave to watch! ❤
Been waiting all year for this one!
Great Content! thank you!
Wonderful as usual. The best to you and yours.
This was very interesting! I love your channel.
Thank you so much! I am looking forward to your monthly news and subscribed. What year was it when additional hallway(s) were published for the Kufu pyramid? That might also have been a highlight?
Wonderful! Can't wait for your next issue!
Love this content. We will never ever uncover the past. We will always be curious if there's more, and there will be. Amazing....
I'm a bit late to the party, but what a treat! Thanks for putting this together wearing a shirt and tie, I'm not sure I've ever seen anyone on youtube properly dressed! (from an old hippy that still wears tie-dye). I'm looking forward to a round up of 2024, hopefully in top hat and tails! Your time and effort is seriously appreciated (whatever you wear!), thank you.
just amazing i randomly found this channel just now and im loving it !
Welcome!
What a great collection of picks, and what a bountiful year of discoveries for archeology! Thank you for sharing, Dr. Miano, and may your year-end holidays all be happy and full of love.
For all reading this, Happy Christmas and may you have a bountiful New Year!
~ • ~ • ~ • ~ • ~ • ~ • ~ • ~ • ~ • ~ • ~ • ~
Please, take time to tell your loved ones you love them EVERY chance you get. Tomorrow is not a given; you're never promised the next sunrise.
~ ~ ~ ~
"And don't let it break your heart. I know it feels hopeless sometimes. But they're never really gone as long as there's a memory in your mind." _Hold On To Memories_ Dave Draiman, Disturbed
💔 💔 • RIP MWB • 💔 💔
I have really enjoyed this. I equally enjoyed your enthusiasm and love for this subject. People were so very intelligent long ago. What happened?!!!
Great video! Can't wait for your class in a couple weeks!
Thank you, Merry Christmas 🎉
I love these overviews.
Just when you think we know all about history, they keep finding more! Great stuff, especially exciting to hear about the Girsu temple!
Merry Christmas. 🎉
Love your videos!