- Watch my latest history documentary here:- ruclips.net/video/c3Hq6UaFQqk/видео.html Hey guys, sorry for the re-upload. This one took a long time to make- glad I can finally release it... More on the Assyrians later... If you're new here then welcome to History Time! Hit the subscribe button for new videos weekly on Ancient, Roman, Early Medieval & High Medieval history. & Let me know in the comments what you'd like to see covered in the future!
Im relieved , I thought the nazis working at the youtube censorship department removed ur vid, great vid as always,keep it up, btw which material(sources) did you use for this series of documentary on the sassanid empire, im curious, its not mentioned in the vid nor in the vid description. ty
@@@HistoryTime Elamites next? That kingdom hung around from the birth of the citybuilders until midway through the rise of the Persian Empire. Gotta be some history in that 2100 year span.
As an Assyrian, I give you great thanks for your in depth work and ideas of the ancient empires of my forefathers. My the Lord Ashur/YAWEH bless you. Great work
I really like the narrator’s voice, specifically the tone and tempo. I am also incredibly impressed by how the material is presented. By slowly magnifying the image, I learn so much more detail than I have in more audio focused pieces. Thank you for your hard work!
"Who are the Modern day Assyrians? There are none and the claim for such would be baseless due to the lack of continuity both linguistically and culturally. The once Mighty and Great empire is now only a glimpse of history which we can only see through primary and secondary sources"
I'm from Iraq, thank you for making videos about the middle east and the orient. It seems that YT history videos are heavily focused on the west and the ancient Romans and Greeks. Glad there are content creators like you who are less Eurocentric. Anyways, If you want help with ancient Arabic texts you can hit me in the DM's :D
@johny odisho I'm not sure if this is like a racist comment? or you're trying to make a point? or what ever. Like I barely mentioned anything Arabic and somehow that triggered something in you to write this comment? So fucking sad.
@@nataliedaniels1443 the Babylonians spoke Akkadian, and then Aramaic. By the time that Arabic was the dominant language, these Babylonians were entirely assimilated into the Assyrian culture/society.
We the modern Assyrians are connected by our native Aramaic language, Aramaic is also spoken in Israel. Given the vast Assyrian empire from 9th to 6th BC some Assyrian look more European and some more dark complication. My family all have green/blue eyes and light hair and skin. The big question is who were the Assyrians kings and their bloodline since they only married their own kind to keep corruption out, but it never worked and their was always civil war. Hope that helps!
May you show us historic connection between the ancient Assyrians and their lineage kinship with the new Assyrian people of contemporary people of Germany? History shows us that After Trebeta abdicated his own father's throne, his step-mother Nourerta, upon knowing the fatal death of her husband, King Ninos, she chased her son-in-law Trebeta who fled with his own army contingency heading north-West till they reached a northern region of what is Germany and built the oldest city in Europe called "Trier. I know that the German call themselves "Alamn" which is an ancient Assyrian word for "Our people". Thank you for your rich information.
"Who are the Modern day Assyrians? There are none and the claim for such would be baseless due to the lack of continuity both linguistically and culturally. The once Mighty and Great empire is now only a glimpse of history which we can only see through primary and secondary sources"
Thanks good sir. Please cover these earlier times, 2500 - 1000 BCE if possible, in future. These very ancient times at the beginning of Civilization, despite their scant records, are very intriguing & interesting.
Very well documented! thanks for this insight. I'm a modern day Assyrian today and most middle easterners today call us Ashuri's another term for being Assyrian.
"Who are the Modern day Assyrians? There are none and the claim for such would be baseless due to the lack of continuity both linguistically and culturally. The once Mighty and Great empire is now only a glimpse of history which we can only see through primary and secondary sources"
@@dannyboybogdan2356 It may be a glimpse of history, but I speak the native tongue fluently and my family members are able to read and write in the Aramaic language.We may not have our ancestral lands in modern society today but for thousands of years our culture has been carried on from generation to generation and we are scattered all over the globe rebuilding our way of life in different regions of the world.
@@xxiv-xviii-xvi"Assyrians lost their language Akkadain, and their empire was multi-ethnic due to the mass deportations. Once the empire fell, Akkadain was neglected and the revolts destroyed their settlements and main cities. The cities, which were conquered, became settlements for the conquerors, as they would continue expanding their empire."
@@dannyboybogdan2356Why you are upset 😅😅.No one can erase the name of the Assyrian nation, just as no one can block the sun, because if you get close to the sun, it will burn you.
Great video, I love the diversity of visual support (which was one of the only flaws I could find with this channel). I love the storytelling style and the obviously the story for is there any better story than history.
@History Time, You have done something absolutely amazing. This video is SO GOOD that people have completely ignored themselves and their opinions of history that your ENTIRE COMMENT THREAD has 0 arguments! Great job!! Edit: I should have clicked more replies. Some typical arguments, but point still stands.
Not only are these well-done, informative, and entertaining, my highest praise for a historian is that I can’t tell if you are atheist, Christian, Hindu, Muslim, Jedi, or whatever else.
THANKS for the diligent work. I used to be one of Jehovah's Witnesses and even though the thoroughly discourage learning secular history, my introduction to the bible awakened me to Mesopotamian history and the more I read, the more I wanted to know about the people referred to as "enemies" of Jehovah. Now that I am out, I am free to learn as much as I want and to be rid of the religious falsehood from the JW.
Gaslit world, in fact, the Assyrians are the nation that knew our omnipotent God before any other nation. Remember when Jonah went to Nineveh and he was choked to see that the Ninevites were more religious and pious than himself. Give you an example, Did you remember what Jesus Christ boosted the faith of the Ninevites. REFER this to Matthew 12-41. There are more proves that the Assyrians used to introduce GOd of our times to the people who were heather and pagans. Remember, God himself called Assyria, "My mighty hand". Please try to read the Holy Bible again.
khalil Nehrou Is there an association between Canaan and Khan words? The C was pronounced K. The Kh is similar. Supposedly it was formerly the Phoenician Q. I believe it is where we get the association with the bible’s mythical Cain.
Interesting relief carving at 14:43-45 of some type of siege craft destroying walls. With what looks like a battering ram that pivets,no less! Great video!
Assyrians certainly were a great people. But what's kinda more impressive here is that they managed to keep their identity into the present-day. True, today's Assyrians are vastly different than those of the Old, Middle and Neo-Assyrian Empires, but they still exist as minorities in Iraq and Syria.
Heh... I always admired comparatively small peoples managing to keep their national identity right in the face or assimilation attempts by other, more powerful and numerous ones.
they are not Assyrians just some losers who speak syriac and look weird these people came from north after the Umayaad Caliphate which means after 2600 years from Assyrians now they fight with the real Iraqi Chaldeans funny thing is that we accepted Armenians during ww1 in Iraq and now they also started claiming to be Assyrians
+West Side Well, I've read a wikipedia page about you Assyrians a few days ago, so I do realize that I exaggerated with the "vastly different" part, but I still think you also exaggerated with the "exact same" part. Still, I find it very convincing that y'all are the direct decendants of the ancient Assyrians.
+West Side I am aware of that unique genetic profile thing. And, in my humble defence, I did say modern Assyrians are the direct decendants of the ancient Assyrians. But, I wouldn't call you the exact same, just as wouldn't call the people of fhe Serbocroatian dialect continuum today as the same as the people of that same continuum back in the 9th century.
my girlfriend says u make beautiful documentaries! the music is so magical it feels like I'm listening to a story book but this is a well presented piece of curated content and actual history! Can use this to study for an exam! thanks!
Actually the true founding father of the *Assyrian Empire* is Sargon I (wrongly named after the city he made his capital Akkad which by whatever reason has not been discovered yet!)
You sir r awesome, can't believe how fast this segment seemed. Not enough on the Bronze out there. Perhaps u would consider a History on Lewians (and, No, not Troy). An under appreciated field of research on a Great civilization. Keep up the fantastic work. Thanx.
the city "shubat-enlil" has an interesting thing going it means residence/resting place of enlil. in arabic shubat turned into subat (سُبات) meaning place of rest/slumber
yes!!!.Another 32 min. [THIRTY TWO!!! ] of excellent example how to do videos.Its truly very impressive every time.And the length-just watched yesterday Kings and Generals last one about Rome and Hannibal and it felt unfinished-kind of like a hollywood films when U have to wait 2 years for another part.History Time-rules.All the best,I think U r the best history channel on You Tube at the moment and I subscribe them all.Keep going!
@@HistoryTime U r very welcome.U know,on 11th of November there will be 100 years,since Poland came back on the maps after 123 years of Partition of Poland in 1795.Intresting fact is that the only country that did not agree to that and did not erased Poland from maps was Turkey-Ottoman Empire.And here`s the thing:Poland fought with Turkey from1485 to 1699,five full Wars,not including around 150 raids by Tatars.And look-the only country and Muslin country showed chivalry and said -NO!France,Spain,Italy,Enland-did nothing.Maybe this topic could make for a good video some day.Once again-all the best.
Love what you do with the current consensus of history.. you tell it like any story teller would have on any age past, with a tone full of wonder... Anyway, I'd really like to know where the mountain shots at 0:06 are from.. looks amazing! o you know?
It is interesting how pre roman-hellenistic history has gone out of fashion. Around 1900 it was taught at every European university the big thing . Even my first text books printed around 1950 was heavy on Sumer and Akkad and Assyria and old Egypt. With greater emphasis on understanding socioeconomics scholars and curriculums moved on to periods richer in statistics, like the age of revolutions.
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Hey guys, sorry for the re-upload. This one took a long time to make- glad I can finally release it... More on the Assyrians later... If you're new here then welcome to History Time! Hit the subscribe button for new videos weekly on Ancient, Roman, Early Medieval & High Medieval history. & Let me know in the comments what you'd like to see covered in the future!
Im relieved , I thought the nazis working at the youtube censorship department removed ur vid, great vid as always,keep it up, btw which material(sources) did you use for this series of documentary on the sassanid empire, im curious, its not mentioned in the vid nor in the vid description.
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Thank you man! Your content is just beautiful stuff!
Imad ud Din is what we need as u have already covered most of the events before him
Dilkhozai Marwat He is most certainly on the way!
@@HistoryTime thank u :)
More ancient world stuff please. These super ancient civilisations are so often overshadowed by the classical civilisations.
cynderfan2233 so much more on the way!
@@HistoryTime damn i love them
@@@HistoryTime Elamites next? That kingdom hung around from the birth of the citybuilders until midway through the rise of the Persian Empire. Gotta be some history in that 2100 year span.
cynderfan2233 you are readin my mind!
you know its a shame that our schools that i went to didn't touch more on our important history like this was. i had to learn a lot on my own.
Why watch television, which is mostly a wasteland, when you can watch History Time?
I haven't watched TV since January 2012 lol.
why watch, when history awaits your contribution?
Because history time doesn’t have episodes of Cops and Pawn Stars. Otherwise I would
Because there's no 24/7 History time (yet)
II II 1995 for me
Great as always, I'm glad you cover the ancient bronze age, so few people do.
Username 122748909298443 thanks glad you like it!
I think it’s one of the most interesting times because money/capitalism and imperialism were basically invented there (around 2500BC)
@@ObjectiveAnalysis I don't think a critical thinker should think so simplistically.
@@MP-vm1jt he's not a crtitical thinker. Only a thinker.
You can tell you're a writer, you're brilliant at crafting these historical narratives. Awesome stuff!
Thanks man! That's really kind of you to say. You are a natural born presenter.
That's true!!!
Youve got a little something on your face
As an Assyrian, I give you great thanks for your in depth work and ideas of the ancient empires of my forefathers. My the Lord Ashur/YAWEH bless you. Great work
As an Amorite iraqi i advice you to DNA test to find that you never been assyrian but sea people
@@nefnaf96 maybe you need to check your DNA to find out that you belong to the empty desert too.
@@WilliamGMalek we never been in desert . assyrian came from outside iraq . they were the sea ppl plus aryian originally Caucasians.
@Matthew i know .. I dont trust DNA. Also i believe that history and religions are faked .
@@nefnaf96 Did Abu Bakr al Baghdadi teach you that?
I really like the narrator’s voice, specifically the tone and tempo. I am also incredibly impressed by how the material is presented. By slowly magnifying the image, I learn so much more detail than I have in more audio focused pieces. Thank you for your hard work!
Thankyou! Appreciate it.
@@HistoryTime prego!!
I love how you start explaining a subject yet you also show the world around. It really enriches the video. Great work!
Best channel on RUclips. Always solid videos, with great information.
Thanks so much my friend. That is incredibly high praise indeed
I am assyrain and we still speak the language of our ancestors the Armaic . Proud of our history
"Who are the Modern day Assyrians? There are none and the claim for such would be baseless due to the lack of continuity both linguistically and culturally. The once Mighty and Great empire is now only a glimpse of history which we can only see through primary and secondary sources"
And the Assyrians still live today! Amazing people and history.
Lol!
Hameed RA why lol?
@@msb8792 because they don't...
Darius Greysun and how did you come to this realisation?
@@dariusgreysun we Assyrians are still here tho, do some research
Hollywood should finally make a Movie about the ancient Assyrians
Always love these ancient history videos! They give so much more insight into those mystic era's
Glad you like them! Such a captivating period
I'm from Iraq, thank you for making videos about the middle east and the orient. It seems that YT history videos are heavily focused on the west and the ancient Romans and Greeks. Glad there are content creators like you who are less Eurocentric.
Anyways, If you want help with ancient Arabic texts you can hit me in the DM's :D
Thanks so much for watching! Really glad you like the vids
@johny odisho I'm not sure if this is like a racist comment? or you're trying to make a point? or what ever.
Like I barely mentioned anything Arabic and somehow that triggered something in you to write this comment? So fucking sad.
+black ops
was factually correct though....
you triggered much?
@johny odisho Modern day Iraq was ancient Babylon. I'm sure you knew that though.
@@nataliedaniels1443 the Babylonians spoke Akkadian, and then Aramaic. By the time that Arabic was the dominant language, these Babylonians were entirely assimilated into the Assyrian culture/society.
That was amazing, I'd love to watch more videos on the rest of Assyrian history!
I am Assyrian and I am proud of my history. God bless.
Need more on Sennacherib, Ashurbanipal and Tiglath Pileser!
Also if you could shed some light on the connection with the modern Assyrians!
We the modern Assyrians are connected by our native Aramaic language, Aramaic is also spoken in Israel. Given the vast Assyrian empire from 9th to 6th BC some Assyrian look more European and some more dark complication. My family all have green/blue eyes and light hair and skin. The big question is who were the Assyrians kings and their bloodline since they only married their own kind to keep corruption out, but it never worked and their was always civil war. Hope that helps!
May you show us historic connection between the ancient Assyrians and their lineage kinship with the new Assyrian people of contemporary people of Germany? History shows us that After Trebeta abdicated his own father's throne, his step-mother Nourerta, upon knowing the fatal death of her husband, King Ninos, she chased her son-in-law Trebeta who fled with his own army contingency heading north-West till they reached a northern region of what is Germany and built the oldest city in Europe called "Trier. I know that the German call themselves "Alamn" which is an ancient Assyrian word for "Our people". Thank you for your rich information.
"Who are the Modern day Assyrians? There are none and the claim for such would be baseless due to the lack of continuity both linguistically and culturally. The once Mighty and Great empire is now only a glimpse of history which we can only see through primary and secondary sources"
@@akkadashur The Babylonians, Scythians, and Medes want to know your location
Finally Assyria pls don't let go of this subject haha
Thanks good sir. Please cover these earlier times, 2500 - 1000 BCE if possible, in future. These very ancient times at the beginning of Civilization, despite their scant records, are very intriguing & interesting.
Much more on the way my friend!
So much knowledge, thank you. I keep learning so much more about Assyrians.
Why do you want to meet these cannibal demons
@@عليياسر-ذ5ب Demons that where you come from and your background.
Good video showing timely maps that help you better understand the narration.
تحية لك من بلاد الرافدين العراق
Greetings to you from Mesopotamia, Iraq
I always found it interesting how a lot of these ancient empires seem to have a “part 1” and “part 2”
Yep, happens so many times. Especially in this region.
Its a faked history made by elites
Fantastic I'm painting an Assyrian army at the moment, have subscribed, all the best Garry
All of this ! From what is arguably the oldest part of the world of mankind.
This was EPIC ! Great job HISTORY TIME !👍
Thanks for watching! More ancient history on the way
I thought that was Africa.....
oldest part of 'mankind' and the variety of hominid species.......
Great video sir, would like to see a video on Byrhtnoth and the battle of Maldon one day.
Thanks mate. 100% going to cover it in a future video
I am proud Assyrian
Prove to me that you’re not aramean?
How 'bout making a video on Crimean Goths.
Tomasz Przybył nice idea!
Man, this video was awesome. Congratulations!
ABSOLUTELY OUTSTANDING! FANTASTIC PIECE OF WORK
Very well documented! thanks for this insight. I'm a modern day Assyrian today and most middle easterners today call us Ashuri's another term for being Assyrian.
"Who are the Modern day Assyrians? There are none and the claim for such would be baseless due to the lack of continuity both linguistically and culturally. The once Mighty and Great empire is now only a glimpse of history which we can only see through primary and secondary sources"
@@dannyboybogdan2356 It may be a glimpse of history, but I speak the native tongue fluently and my family members are able to read and write in the Aramaic language.We may not have our ancestral lands in modern society today but for thousands of years our culture has been carried on from generation to generation and we are scattered all over the globe rebuilding our way of life in different regions of the world.
@@xxiv-xviii-xvi"Assyrians lost their language Akkadain, and their empire was multi-ethnic due to the mass deportations. Once the empire fell, Akkadain was neglected and the revolts destroyed their settlements and main cities. The cities, which were conquered, became settlements for the conquerors, as they would continue expanding their empire."
@@dannyboybogdan2356Why you are upset 😅😅.No one can erase the name of the Assyrian nation, just as no one can block the sun, because if you get close to the sun, it will burn you.
Great video, I love the diversity of visual support (which was one of the only flaws I could find with this channel).
I love the storytelling style and the obviously the story for is there any better story than history.
Thanks man really glad you're liking the vids!
Shamshi Adad rocks! Is there one on Tiglath-Pileser III too? He was a mighty conqueror...King Pulu
Eventually there will be! & all of the great (later) Neo-Assyrian kings
Athaporn MCorp Review Tiglath-Pileser existed about 1200 years later
Thank you. Enjoy your informative videos very much. Choice of background music is always perfect as well!
I'm so happy that I found your channel! Thank YOU!
Proud to be Assyrian
Khayea Umta gabarta and death to our Enemies.
Arab> Assyrian
You’re the “ MAN”. Thank you brother
Proud to be Assyrian. We still exist and live mostly in US and Australia. We are Orthodox people. Thank you for this video, great work!
dont tell me you are another Armenian who claim to be Assyrian
@@jassimmn9004 no wth? I never heart that.
jassim mn what is wrong with that i am proud to be Assyrian and Armenian shlama from Basra
AA2RAYA its nothing wrong with that yes
dream catcher i am glad you think that way
Damn, that's some good stuff!! Well researched and awesomely presented, good job!!
Thanks so much!
@History Time, You have done something absolutely amazing.
This video is SO GOOD that people have completely ignored themselves and their opinions of history that your ENTIRE COMMENT THREAD has 0 arguments! Great job!!
Edit: I should have clicked more replies. Some typical arguments, but point still stands.
Easy one of the best Histories for this period that I've seen! Thank you. Subbed.
Really amazing video...really loving how detailed it is covering alk city states..
Keep it up brother🔥🔥🔥
Really interesting and rare topic! Fantastic work too!
Not only are these well-done, informative, and entertaining, my highest praise for a historian is that I can’t tell if you are atheist, Christian, Hindu, Muslim, Jedi, or whatever else.
Thank you for the great videos.
Thanks for watching!
4300 years ago SARGON king of Aked settled the first empire in mesopotamia.
They don't call that area "the cradle of civilization" for nothing. Good vids.
SO MUCH CONTENT I CAN BARELY KEEP UP I LOVE THIS CHANNEL GIVE ME MORE HISTORY TO LEARN!!! IT NEVER ENDS WOOOOOOO!!!!
Thanks man! Much more on the way :)
I'm looking forward a video about Neo -Assyrian empire. Anyway great job guys !!
THANKS for the diligent work.
I used to be one of Jehovah's Witnesses and even though the thoroughly discourage learning secular history, my introduction to the bible awakened me to Mesopotamian history and the more I read, the more I wanted to know about the people referred to as "enemies" of Jehovah.
Now that I am out, I am free to learn as much as I want and to be rid of the religious falsehood from the JW.
Gaslit world, in fact, the Assyrians are the nation that knew our omnipotent God before any other nation. Remember when Jonah went to Nineveh and he was choked to see that the Ninevites were more religious and pious than himself. Give you an example, Did you remember what Jesus Christ boosted the faith of the Ninevites. REFER this to Matthew 12-41. There are more proves that the Assyrians used to introduce GOd of our times to the people who were heather and pagans. Remember, God himself called Assyria, "My mighty hand". Please try to read the Holy Bible again.
Excellent historical lesson. You are a natural presenter/teacher. KUDOS!!!
just more bronze age and their architecture ,warfare etc ..
Eventually I'd like to tell the entire story of the Hittites and the Assyrians. Though It will take a long time, many years probably.
History Time doesnt matter .a good content always takes time and dedication
khalil Nehrou
Is there an association between Canaan and Khan words? The C was pronounced K. The Kh is similar. Supposedly it was formerly the Phoenician Q. I believe it is where we get the association with the bible’s mythical Cain.
OnlyMyPOV i dont know, probably
khalil Nehrou
I think so too.
Interesting relief carving at 14:43-45 of some type of siege craft destroying walls. With what looks like a battering ram that pivets,no less! Great video!
6:37 That Pun Was Fantastic.
Glad I wasn't the only one to notice this.
Excellent work! Really love the stuff you folks at History Time put out.
Assyrians certainly were a great people. But what's kinda more impressive here is that they managed to keep their identity into the present-day. True, today's Assyrians are vastly different than those of the Old, Middle and Neo-Assyrian Empires, but they still exist as minorities in Iraq and Syria.
5 million of us
Heh... I always admired comparatively small peoples managing to keep their national identity right in the face or assimilation attempts by other, more powerful and numerous ones.
they are not Assyrians just some losers who speak syriac and look weird
these people came from north after the Umayaad Caliphate which means after 2600 years from Assyrians
now they fight with the real Iraqi Chaldeans
funny thing is that we accepted Armenians during ww1 in Iraq and now they also started claiming to be Assyrians
+West Side
Well, I've read a wikipedia page about you Assyrians a few days ago, so I do realize that I exaggerated with the "vastly different" part, but I still think you also exaggerated with the "exact same" part. Still, I find it very convincing that y'all are the direct decendants of the ancient Assyrians.
+West Side
I am aware of that unique genetic profile thing. And, in my humble defence, I did say modern Assyrians are the direct decendants of the ancient Assyrians. But, I wouldn't call you the exact same, just as wouldn't call the people of fhe Serbocroatian dialect continuum today as the same as the people of that same continuum back in the 9th century.
Outstanding and illuminating ancient historical video! Thank you!
I am continually in awe of your scholarship.
I greatly appreciate this video!
Great stuff hard to find elsewhere.
That was great. Can't believe it took me a week to get around to finally watching this.
my girlfriend says u make beautiful documentaries! the music is so magical it feels like I'm listening to a story book but this is a well presented piece of curated content and actual history! Can use this to study for an exam! thanks!
Assyria will rise again as promised. Long live the Assyrian nation.
Thanks alot from syrian for showing our history ❤🥺
not Syrian... Assyrian history.
Good video, well done!
Thanks man. Glad you liked it
Actually the true founding father of the *Assyrian Empire* is Sargon I (wrongly named after the city he made his capital Akkad which by whatever reason has not been discovered yet!)
@Mary Fire That's true, power shifted from one state to other, but Assyria was the native and the dominant rulers of Mesopotamia.
Wrong , Sargon has nothing to do with later Assyria , he was the king of Sumer and Akkad , not Assyria .
@@hassanbassim4007 Sargon I is considered the father of the Assyrian nation. He was the founder of Assyria.
Master of the Universe hahaha
Fantastic episode thank you. I saw the title and it looked rather obscure, but it was in fact completely engrossing.
What an exciting time in history, a time I haven't had much chance to study or indulge in very often, love the video :)
As always, a great and unique video. thank u :)
Dilkhozai Marwat thanks! Appreciate it
Well done ! Thanks !
You sir r awesome, can't believe how fast this segment seemed.
Not enough on the Bronze out there.
Perhaps u would consider a History on Lewians (and, No, not Troy).
An under appreciated field of research on a Great civilization.
Keep up the fantastic work. Thanx.
Great video, keep up the good work.
the city "shubat-enlil" has an interesting thing going it means residence/resting place of enlil. in arabic shubat turned into subat (سُبات) meaning place of rest/slumber
Really interesting!!! Excellent!! Thank You For Sharing This!!!!
Informative and enjoyable. Thanks for posting.
awesome! truly impressive :)
Glad you like it! Thanks!
awesome. i was hoping you'd return to the early early history eras. thank you good sir
& much more on the way man!
I paused reviewing for my finals just for this. New subscriber!
This is some amazing work
Great video, thank you
Thanks man glad you like it
yes!!!.Another 32 min. [THIRTY TWO!!! ] of excellent example how to do videos.Its truly very impressive every time.And the length-just watched yesterday Kings and Generals last one about Rome and Hannibal and it felt unfinished-kind of like a hollywood films when U have to wait 2 years for another part.History Time-rules.All the best,I think U r the best history channel on You Tube at the moment and I subscribe them all.Keep going!
Adam Mielniczek thanks man really glad you're into the channel! So much more on the way :)
@@HistoryTime U r very welcome.U know,on 11th of November there will be 100 years,since Poland came back on the maps after 123 years of Partition of Poland in 1795.Intresting fact is that the only country that did not agree to that and did not erased Poland from maps was Turkey-Ottoman Empire.And here`s the thing:Poland fought with Turkey from1485 to 1699,five full Wars,not including around 150 raids by Tatars.And look-the only country and Muslin country showed chivalry and said -NO!France,Spain,Italy,Enland-did nothing.Maybe this topic could make for a good video some day.Once again-all the best.
awsome vid ....great work mate !!
Thanks man! Appreciate the comment
Quality content right here
Thanks man glad you like it
Love what you do with the current consensus of history.. you tell it like any story teller would have on any age past, with a tone full of wonder... Anyway, I'd really like to know where the mountain shots at 0:06 are from.. looks amazing! o you know?
You must do a considerable tremendous amount of time studying and researching information to put these awesome documentaries.
I can just imagine his autobiography- "What is Best in Life? The Reminiscences of Shamshi Adad".
Your videos are precise.
Great video, thanks!
I love the details!
Glad you like it! Thanks for watching
Most libraries in bablonia and mesopotamia was belonged to ashure banipal as last emperor of assyria 62 b.c /thank you.
This is brilliant, I also find the music to be very interesting,I wonder where had you found it
Long live Assyria
Thanks for the post about us my bro
Great video.
Can you teach me to write the way you tell an excellent story?😆
Love it!❤You make it more interesting. I love anything ancient!
nice video! keep it up :)
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It is interesting how pre roman-hellenistic history has gone out of fashion. Around 1900 it was taught at every European university the big thing . Even my first text books printed around 1950 was heavy on Sumer and Akkad and Assyria and old Egypt. With greater emphasis on understanding socioeconomics scholars and curriculums moved on to periods richer in statistics, like the age of revolutions.
Most amazing video 😍🙏👍💪
Can you do a video on the amorites? 🙏
Very refreshing!