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Hi, this is a podcast, but if you want visuals check our other History channel at www.youtube.com/@VeraHistoriaChannel (we will cover the Ubaid period there as well)

Ka ruled only over Thinis which is a city-state, so not a true kingdom, therefore he is not a true king, more like an independent settlement chieftan.

@@History-Deep-DiveKa ruled over much more than just Thinis. His immediate predecessor, Iry-Hor ruled over Memphis (it already existed during his reign and was mentioned) which implies Iry-Hor owned a huge chunk of Lower Egypt. Ka most likely owned the same if not more land, so the majority of Egypt.

​@real_yunicellular You are right, I was misled by the 'controversy' section on Wikipedia. It seems Iry-Hor was indeed rulling over a vast teritory, so he was a true king before Narmer. I corrected this video's title.

How do you know. I can almost hear it in his voice but the way they interact, inflect, I even heard a small stammer. Unreal if it is. I dontt doubt it, Im just curious how you can be so sure? I usually spot ai narrating right away but didnt here.

update: "Step into the past with the History Deep Dive Podcast, where two AI hosts bring history's most fascinating events to life through lively, " You guys nailed it. wow. I was hearing it clearly by the end, both in the copy and narration. There is so much great (eg Fall of Civilizations') history content on yt.

@@a_lucientes I’ve come across some apps before they can imitate human intonation so well, you can hear breathing swallowing between sentences everything, but once you know you can usually tell by the way they are interacting with each other

Yes, Mesopotamian civilization started first, but it only consisted of city-states (ruled by the settlement chieftan), not true kingdoms. Ancient Egypt was the very first polity with a centralized ruling structure that covered a large area with many settlements, therefore its ruler, the first king at 3173 BC. The first Mesopotamian king that had hegemony over a large territory was Enmebaragesi at 2750 BC, so it was not the first.

@@History-Deep-DiveThere might’ve been other kings or kingdoms before Narmer that were so far in the past we might’ve forgotten about them. However I have heard a pharaoh named Scorpion I might’ve potentially united Egypt before Narmer, but even if he did it was not a long unification.

@@real_yunicellular ​ Agreed. Scorpion I ruled in Thinis and subdued Naqada, posibbly the hole of Upper Egypt (without Lower Egipt), but it is not certain.

@@History-Deep-Dive In Scorpions tomb there were mentions of Buto and Baset being penetrated on some plaques. That implies he ruled over the Nile Delta and if he did that he ruled over all of Lower Egypt. His kingdom probably didn’t last long because he seems to have failed to keep a lasting dynasty there, so Narmer later on unified the country.

@@real_yunicellular Thanks for the info, but I could not find a reliable source. Can you provide a link, so I can have a look?

It is ai

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We've already talked about goblins here: ruclips.net/video/GRsHBnhmBfM/видео.html

This is a light and fun podcast, even though we try to keep it grounded in facts so one can learn something useful. It is meant for general audience, so that everyone can understand and enjoy it.

This is what we say also at 5:13

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