Narration from another century. Strange how so many elements were strung together in the script; almost as strange as the culture that the excavations revealed. Thank you for posting.
Excellent video.Could the museum consider re-doing it with images that are in-focus and more up to date high res photos of the objects currently in the collection? This seems like you took slides from a 1971 slide show presentation. If you update it, the video will be more useful for educators and students.
I really like being able to see the artifacts - in pictures if not in display - but I agree they are as much tomb robbers as the others except the world profits from the archeologists’ work rather than just a few. I like that the Egyptian trend is to leave the mummies where they are found with efforts at security.
You can see a strange goat with the tree in the google map in Crete above the area of Tzermiadhon. I think it is the story of Marduk that his actions probably shook the balance of the world at that time. I suspect is the story of "Aigis" written by Diodoros Sikeliotis, a global catastrophe. The word Aigis encrypts the word Aiga which means goat. The animal may not be a goat in this finding from Ur, but the idea is the same. And if aegis in a way means a shield, and since our planet is under the auspices(Αιγίδα) of the Moon, I believe that the events of that time concern the Moon.
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In south Indian Dravidian languages (Kannada Tamil Telugu malayalam tulu) Ur (ಊರ್) means town, city , village , dwelling land , inhabitation , living space , planting the seed , support
They found his grave - then US Iraq/War forces and MOSSAD - relieved them of it and many of the Ancient Artifacts. Now they will be missing indefinitely. Why do the 1% of the 1% - insist we not know our HISTORY "?"
I always think that the South Sumerian art was much more "refined" than that of the Akkadians at the north of them or even from central Sumer, so I don't think we'll ever find anything was beautiful coming from Uruk and surroundings.
The Histocrat has a video called The Royal Death Pits of Ur that goes into real depth about the identities of the people in these tombs. It's long but if you're interested I really recommend it.
Funny how "robbed in antiquity..." sounds a lot like "excavated by so and so in nineteen twenty something...". Sounds like the robbers just got more clever and found the real loot the amateurs of yore missed.
Nic M. Putting artifacts in museums is not the same as smashing them or selling them on the black market. Creating Assyriology, Archeology, and Anthropology as Academic Studies is not the same as living amongst the ruins for millennia and ignoring them.
yeah.... which doesn't justify 90% of the stolen artifacts sitting in the British Museum.... Grecan artifacts spring to mind.... Greece wants them back! It's cultural imperialism and theft.... full stop! Not to mention the lies and covering up of real history by mainstream archeology.....
I can never figure out what's the difference between the ancient poor guy that dug up the treasure and sold it or the archaeologist that dug it up and sold it cuz let's face it whether it ends up in a museum being charged $20 a head to take a look at it so whether it's sold on the black market to end up in some guy's living room either way it's stolen from the guy that it was buried with originally look at it this way imagine in America if when someone died the state or our government would dig the person up take whatever belongings they was buried with and then sell it to somebody who puts it on display and charges money for people to come in and see it and that's exactly what a museum is
Yup . Straight up devilish act . Britain is the island of the anti christ and spies a big tool of israel .. USA is puppet no. 2 . Now its third shadow from pax britanica to pax americana whose downfall is already set and done to shift it finally to pax judaica , they turned entire west into a godless world to create a one world order . THATS HOW EVIL THEY ARE , SAVED FROM PHAROAH TO BECOME PHAROAH THEMSELVES .
Suspicion of academic inauthenticity began early on, starting with a mistaken statement that Mesopotamia was across [i.e. on the other side of] the Tigris and Euphrates rivers, followed by modern maps that show land where there is known to have been water in ancient times [the rivers used to flow into the gulf separately, not joined together], then they began to make references to Biblical things, injecting their religious mythology into what should be factual archaeology and history. I expect better from a legitimate university or museum, but they do appear to also be tomb robbers, so trust should be withheld.
Jay McJakome: This kind of information is essential. Thank you very much. So often in the ancient history of humankind, we do not get correct information on geography and geology, and the height of the ocean at a particular time. We would rather not have stories of myths about space travel, but real history! Cynthia McLaglen
Lol...ok buddy. Having visited the site myself, you really have no clue what you're talking about in regards to these great archaeological digs to be grave robbers if you'd have seen the horrible treatment of these sites by the generations of muslims that treated them as sacrilegious pagan sites or cluelessly tried to rebuild them like what Saddam did to the Ziggurat
@@XxMadermanxX Exactly why British museum and the MET and the Louvre don't return items back to Egypt and Syria and other places where these items are considered satan worship
I couldn't get passed the first 35 seconds... every single sentence came in with a mistake bigger than the previous, speaking in concretised phrases do you in.
I agree. The fake [anachronistic] maps and the injection of Judeo-Christian mythology and its fictional elements like Ur being the hometown of Abraham, certainly call the academic credentials into question. It isn't scientific archaeology, it isn't scientific history, it's just more religious rubbish. [This statement is based on the statements and videos of Ken Humphreys, a.k.a. Jesus Never Existed]. This certainly isn't worthy of a good university or museum.
@@KB4QAA I'm not anti-Christian, I am anti-misinformation. My church accepts science, and has for centuries. Clinging to bad interpretations of poor translations of prescientific folktales is foolish and leads, eventually to disdain for a religion that is mostly superstition. It is self defeating in the long run.
@@JMM33RanMA The video is 'fake" by stating that Ur is the traditional home of Abraham. Regardless of your stand, it is a trivial point and irrelevent to the topic of the video which it the archeology.
Narration from another century. Strange how so many elements were strung together in the script; almost as strange as the culture that the excavations revealed. Thank you for posting.
Shout out to the ancient Mesopotamians. Couldnt havedone it without you
Even this footage and audio are Priceless. ❤
Well researched, well narrated. Thank you for posting.
More like this please
The Most Beautiful Gold Leaves Adorning a Beaded Necklace I have ever seen 🎗👑 @ 12:48
Fantastic!
Excellent video.Could the museum consider re-doing it with images that are in-focus and more up to date high res photos of the objects currently in the collection? This seems like you took slides from a 1971 slide show presentation. If you update it, the video will be more useful for educators and students.
I really like being able to see the artifacts - in pictures if not in display - but I agree they are as much tomb robbers as the others except the world profits from the archeologists’ work rather than just a few. I like that the Egyptian trend is to leave the mummies where they are found with efforts at security.
Amazing!
You can see a strange goat with the tree in the google map in Crete above the area of Tzermiadhon. I think it is the story of Marduk that his actions probably shook the balance of the world at that time. I suspect is the story of "Aigis" written by Diodoros Sikeliotis, a global catastrophe. The word Aigis encrypts the word Aiga which means goat. The animal may not be a goat in this finding from Ur, but the idea is the same. And if aegis in a way means a shield, and since our planet is under the auspices(Αιγίδα) of the Moon, I believe that the events of that time concern the Moon.
That isn’t a goat with a tree; it is a ram in the thickets, a reference to God providing for Abraham on the subject of the sacrifice of Isaac.
@@SongOfSongsOneTwelve something more sophisticated than battering ram... believe me...
🎉 sacred land
do me a favour this was thousands of years before the abrahamic myths@@SongOfSongsOneTwelve
thank you
Great, apart from the fact that it is also believed, that the garden of Eden was located near Lake Van. 👍
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In south Indian Dravidian languages (Kannada Tamil Telugu malayalam tulu) Ur (ಊರ್) means town, city , village , dwelling land , inhabitation , living space , planting the seed , support
🎉 sacred place
Precious Treasures, city of Ur.
Imagine what they could find in the City of Uruk... city of the King Gilgamesh. 2600 bc
Who, reign for 126 years
They found his grave - then US Iraq/War forces and MOSSAD - relieved them of it and many of the Ancient Artifacts.
Now they will be missing indefinitely.
Why do the 1% of the 1% - insist we not know our HISTORY "?"
:Yay an internet BLM activist
I always think that the South Sumerian art was much more "refined" than that of the Akkadians at the north of them or even from central Sumer, so I don't think we'll ever find anything was beautiful coming from Uruk and surroundings.
The only Kingdoms in hystory that are bathed with gold are Kush and Kemet( Egypt) Africa.
❤❤❤❤
We're bringing her home.
WOW!!!∆STOLEN+ARTIFACTS, WHAT A SURPRISE..
Muscles Glasses exactly. Not like the Iraqis took care of the site whatsoever
Why the same pictures the same script? I thought you had something more? Word for word it is the same?
Woe this whole thing sounds 😵
Revised, and still assuming an inflated timeline?
When the narrator says "lapis", does she mean lapis lazuli? Very interesting video.
Yes
Can we get the DNA results from the royal tombs?
The Histocrat has a video called The Royal Death Pits of Ur that goes into real depth about the identities of the people in these tombs. It's long but if you're interested I really recommend it.
Treasures an artifacts of the ancestors
Definitely used a Dremel tool.....
Where is ISAACS LAND THERE ?
Funny how "robbed in antiquity..." sounds a lot like "excavated by so and so in nineteen twenty something...". Sounds like the robbers just got more clever and found the real loot the amateurs of yore missed.
Nic M.
Putting artifacts in museums is not the same as smashing them or selling them on the black market. Creating Assyriology, Archeology, and Anthropology as Academic Studies is not the same as living amongst the ruins for millennia and ignoring them.
yes... and no.
yeah.... which doesn't justify 90% of the stolen artifacts sitting in the British Museum.... Grecan artifacts spring to mind.... Greece wants them back! It's cultural imperialism and theft.... full stop!
Not to mention the lies and covering up of real history by mainstream archeology.....
@@bipolatelly9806 You prefer covering up real history with Judeo-Christian mythology, like, for instance, references to the mythical Abraham?
@@OnlyMyPOV well said!
god, i hate reconstructions. here i thought they were in the tomb looking like the finished product
I can never figure out what's the difference between the ancient poor guy that dug up the treasure and sold it or the archaeologist that dug it up and sold it cuz let's face it whether it ends up in a museum being charged $20 a head to take a look at it so whether it's sold on the black market to end up in some guy's living room either way it's stolen from the guy that it was buried with originally look at it this way imagine in America if when someone died the state or our government would dig the person up take whatever belongings they was buried with and then sell it to somebody who puts it on display and charges money for people to come in and see it and that's exactly what a museum is
Yup . Straight up devilish act . Britain is the island of the anti christ and spies a big tool of israel .. USA is puppet no. 2 . Now its third shadow from pax britanica to pax americana whose downfall is already set and done to shift it finally to pax judaica , they turned entire west into a godless world to create a one world order . THATS HOW EVIL THEY ARE , SAVED FROM PHAROAH TO BECOME PHAROAH THEMSELVES .
Very poor video quality. You'd think the Penn Museum could do better.
and with fifty million Americans graduating with a degree in Speech they find a BRIT to narrate?? I need subtitles. Like "Trainspotting".
Grave robbers .....
Sara
Syria iraq and Kuwait
Whos here from house of ashes
Archeology 500years or more? Grave robbery, not so much time.
Question: why the European were doing all the investigation? Why the people from that country did show any interest?
I have always asked that question..
So how did they get robbed
Since when do Muslims respect Ancient pagan sites?
@@arvydas0069 لا انته مخطى نحترم الحضارت وتراث ولدينا عشرات المتاحف لاكن الحروب لم نتمكن عن التنقيب
Because. Turkey control Iraq for 500 yrs it is very backward, most of muslims in the last century thougt that status is idol and worship intead of God
you're*
Suspicion of academic inauthenticity began early on, starting with a mistaken statement that Mesopotamia was across [i.e. on the other side of] the Tigris and Euphrates rivers, followed by modern maps that show land where there is known to have been water in ancient times [the rivers used to flow into the gulf separately, not joined together], then they began to make references to Biblical things, injecting their religious mythology into what should be factual archaeology and history. I expect better from a legitimate university or museum, but they do appear to also be tomb robbers, so trust should be withheld.
Jay McJakome: This kind of information is essential. Thank you very much. So often in the ancient history of humankind, we do not get correct information on geography and geology, and the height of the ocean at a particular time. We would rather not have stories of myths about space travel, but real history! Cynthia McLaglen
Lol...ok buddy. Having visited the site myself, you really have no clue what you're talking about in regards to these great archaeological digs to be grave robbers if you'd have seen the horrible treatment of these sites by the generations of muslims that treated them as sacrilegious pagan sites or cluelessly tried to rebuild them like what Saddam did to the Ziggurat
@@arvydas0069 And then there is ISIS... xDDDDDD
@@XxMadermanxX Exactly why British museum and the MET and the Louvre don't return items back to Egypt and Syria and other places where these items are considered satan worship
السلام على ابراهيم وال ابراهيم في العالمين
امين
that's easy for you to say!
that area is a desert from over farming and irresponsible use of wood as fuel for heat applications and construction...
Just another Egyptian colony. One of the 10 Major Colonies.
Wrong haha
I couldn't get passed the first 35 seconds... every single sentence came in with a mistake bigger than the previous, speaking in concretised phrases do you in.
Can you please explain a little more?
I agree. The fake [anachronistic] maps and the injection of Judeo-Christian mythology and its fictional elements like Ur being the hometown of Abraham, certainly call the academic credentials into question. It isn't scientific archaeology, it isn't scientific history, it's just more religious rubbish. [This statement is based on the statements and videos of Ken Humphreys, a.k.a. Jesus Never Existed]. This certainly isn't worthy of a good university or museum.
@@JMM33RanMA You need to work harder at being anti-christian.
@@KB4QAA I'm not anti-Christian, I am anti-misinformation. My church accepts science, and has for centuries. Clinging to bad interpretations of poor translations of prescientific folktales is foolish and leads, eventually to disdain for a religion that is mostly superstition. It is self defeating in the long run.
@@JMM33RanMA The video is 'fake" by stating that Ur is the traditional home of Abraham. Regardless of your stand, it is a trivial point and irrelevent to the topic of the video which it the archeology.