Amorite Kingdoms and the Sumerian Renaissance - Ancient Mesopotamia DOCUMENTARY

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Hammurabi accomplished a lot am I right or Amorite?

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I like that you guys are going this early in history, I don’t know that much about ancient Sumerians. Keep up the great work guys

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They are the ones who invented writing,its pretty cool!

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You should learn what they say about their gods

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@@howardholland5180 are amorite ancient arab?

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@@dani3078 the ancient arab people were nomadic tribes in the deserts of the central and southern arab peninsula. The Amorites were a pastoral mountain people further to the north. They are both part of the semitic family, as are the ancient Israelites. But they aren‘t further related than that to my knowledge. The Arab people really only started emerging as a power with Mohammed and the rise of Islam in the 7th century AD (CE). If you are interested in the history of early Islam I‘ve found Al Muqaddimah to be an interesting channel.

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[@UFOSasquatch]

Not going to lie: ancient Mesopotamia is the best and most interesting time in history for me and having my favorite channel cover it brings chills to my spine :)

[@amoosebitmymom690]

I agree, but also the ancient Greeks have their highlights, don't you think?

[@UFOSasquatch]

@@amoosebitmymom690 I enjoy some of the Lydian and Minoan stuff for sure. Greece by the time of the Peloponnesian Wars is pretty cool, too i guess.

[@amoosebitmymom690]

@Herdan I just think that while quite a bit of the history and discoveries of Mesopotamia have been mostly lost. Meanwhile, the Greek knowledge (Archimedes, Plato, Homer) have been mostly preserved and in retrospect, they have probably contributed the same (if not slightly more) as ancient Mesopotamia. Don't get me wrong, I acknowledge that Mesopotamia was a vital part and the first step towards advanced civilization, I just think the Greek knowledge was better kept and thus actually contributed more

[@amoosebitmymom690]

@Herdan I completely agree with everything you said, my only point is that because of how ancient it is (at least 1000 years before Athens and Sparta) , many records have been lost that both ancient Mesopotamia and Greece, affected WESTERN civilizations almost exactly the same. Of course ancient Mesopotamia did it earlier, first and better and affected many civilizations (more than greece) but because of how ancient it is (3000 bc) even though many records were found, many were also lost while the Greek knowledge was well kept, and especially with the Roman having been very similar and affected by Greece, in retrospect even though Mesopotamia did it first, did it elegantly and better, through the remaining records of both civilizations they have affected WESTERN civilizations the same. Assuming the Mesopotamian records were as well kept as the Greek`s, then obviously they would've contributed much more

[@hassanbassim4007]

@@amoosebitmymom690 you are right , but the thing is that Mesopotamian states recorded events with details as well , we just didn't translate majority of tablets in museums yet (5 million tablets are yet to be translated in London's museum alone)and we still have 17,000 archaeological spots are yet to be discovered in nowadays Iraq and the surrounding areas . Mesopotamia has a very ancient history that even Neo-Assyrian kings like Ashurbanipal said :- "I am the king who learned ancient languages of Sumer and Akkad that are very hard to write .... etc" . archaeologists have lack in translators to those languages and its also hard to dig in these historical spots in Iraq because of constant wars and unstable situation until recently .

[@Luthies]

I love how the ancient mesopotamian region goes through several empires and rival kingdoms and in the meanwhile Elam is just hanging out there to the side FOR TWO THOUSAND YEARS.

[@hassanbassim4007]

its not that easy they also had many many migrations , internal conflicts , outside invasions (mainly from Mesopotamian side) etc , we just dont know that much about them because of mass destruction of their kingdom under Emperor Ashurbanipal of Assyria .

[@Luthies]

@@hassanbassim4007 Yeah, I actually read up on Elam after making that comment a bit. I just found it funny watching this series and how it seemed that Elam was just always...there.

[@chazzwozzio]

@@Luthies just muching dates amd sipping wine watching the madness

[@Plankensen]

@@chazzwozzio The Canada of the ancients.

[@SonofChrist77]

@@Luthies Elam still exists in modern day Iran and it’s capital Susa (renamed Shush) is still inhabited.

[@mohd.hammad6459]

It's that time in civilization where you have only one city for 10 turns

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Mohd. Hammad After you build a settler, build a granary so your city can grow 😎

[@zachbear98765]

10? On Epic I shoot for 50 lol. first scout, second monument, third worker or settler depending on culture choices.... am I doing something wrong lol

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[@noobuswonder6547]

"Hey what's your favorite Sumerian kingdom?" "...urrrrr" "Oh really? me too!"

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This period would be an excellent Total War game. Conflict and diplomatic-wise at least.

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Too few units unfortunately.

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but with no arabs

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@ What are you talking about, Arabs are descendants of the Semites, they are native to the middle east. They were always there.

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@ keep telling yourself that if it helps you sleep at night 😂. Arabs are a semitic people, all semitic people are both nomadic and farmers/villagers and true inhabitants of what is called the meddle east.

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[@defendkebab797]

It's really baffling if you think about it, the region which we call Iraq nowadays has been one of the most developed and advanced regions in the world for thousands of years. From the kingdoms you see in this video to the House of Wisdom under the Abbasid Caliphate in Baghdad.

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@ZaqueHunzahua Science isn't something that just appears out of nowhere, you improve upon previous discoveries. By your logic every scientific discovery is "stolen"

[@msb8792]

ZaqueHunzahua and from the Syriacs, ...etc

[@defendkebab797]

ZaqueHunzahua Do you go around KZbin saying the same thing about for example the Roman Empire stealing from the Greeks? They gave their forces the order to spare Archimedes in the siege of Syracuse so they could use him, Caesar was on his way to study Stoic Logic in Greece before he was captured by pirates. The USA and the Soviets stole German scientists after WWII and used Werner von Braun for NASA, and you can go on and on. Your argument is just plain stupid and an Ahistorical way to try to disprove Islamic contributions to science which they expanded upon.

[@umutbruhmoment2534]

@ZaqueHunzahua If you're still calling it stolen you don't get what I'm saying. Knowledge spreads, by trade, conquest, whatever. And if you actually work upon that knowledge you wouldn't be "stealing" it, that's not how science works. You can't be like "Aha, I got this science! Now nobody else can have it, it's all mine!". And a bunch of nomads can still be patrons of arts and science and settle down relatively fast under the influence of settled people inside their empire to produce arts and science themselves. It's not impossible, it has happened several times in history.

[@mohammedaljinabe1573]

@ZaqueHunzahua those nomads ...translating the Greek manuscripts was the first thing they did when they conquered the land from France to China...did the sasanids translated a single manuscript ??or do we ever hear about a Persian translator...or did the Persian have a manuscript in the first place (they used to send their sons to learn from the romans)also the Islamic scientist used to write poet about the scientist who learned from (the Greek's...very straight forward)did they mentioned a single Persian scientist????as it turns out..you are the thief !!and wants to steal other people achievement!! and another fact any scientist from the Islamic era if he chose to write abook in Persian language (i say if cus even if he were Persian he will not..the most preferred language was Arabic)he will use alot of Arabic vocabulary cus the Persian language is not suitable for scientific research..... You barely have a language...

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[@barbiquearea]

Wow I didn't realize how rich ancient Mesopotamian history is. They should totally make a Total War game based on this epoch of history.

[@jimtroy4380]

In fact, Mesopotamia is the very birthplace of human civilisation as we know it today

[@TheDirtysouthfan]

While Mesopotamian history is rich, I personally think a Total War game would suck. It would basically be like Rome 2 but with fewer unit types, mainly archers, spear infantry and chariots. No cavalry, no elephants etc..

[@barbiquearea]

@@TheDirtysouthfan True but maybe it would have a sort of Age of Empires 1 feel where the factions can start off in the Stone Age with units wielding clubs and slings and stone axes but progressively get better weapons and gear as they advance in technology, and as their economy and population improves.

[@hassanbassim4007]

@@TheDirtysouthfan if they make the game in Sumer's times , then yeah for sure . BUT if they make it in Neo-Assyrian/Babylonian era then it will be glorious . Assyrians especially had so much military units and types in military that even the Romans didn't catch up with during Roman republic time .

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@@TheDirtysouthfan translation, it need a hella of a studio, and a good director

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The whole Akkadian, Babylonian, Assyrian, and Chaldean civilization in Iraq🇮🇶❤️

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Who agrees that this Narrator's voice is Awesome ?

[@mohammedkh4321]

I'm from Mesopotamia "Iraq" now I born in Simaua near "Ur" and "Uruk" by the way Iraq name came from Uruk. I visited Ur a lot of times it has a lovely ziggurat but now I live at Hilla near Babylon old city, and I always visit the ancient city of Babylon it's so beautiful ❤️ guys you have to visit this wonderful city ❤️

[@demeterruinedmylife3199]

So basically the history of Mesopotamia is "everything is cool, until nomads suddenly pop up and screw everybody"

[@enclaveofdoom]

Can nomads be equated to immigrants? I think they can be.

[@Waybackwhennn]

@@enclaveofdoom Humans were nomads before civilization began in Mesopotamia, so all humans were ''immigrants'' at one point in time.

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@@enclaveofdoom no. Just be straight to everyone about your hatred, don't make excuses.

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[@MohammadAli-iz9ld]

Funny considering that the golden age of those nomadic happened in Mesopotamia too, just say it you are full of hatred, don't be shy

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An inspired and high quality presentation for one of the most beautiful pages in our history ... and in this exciting channel!

[@حسۄۄنۦ]

We need an open world game set in Mesopotamia during the Babylonian Assyrian conflict

[@aForkfulOfGold]

An open world game set in Mesopotamia during any era it was not controlled by one major power and before the Persians would be nice.

[@badmanthings]

Please don't let it be Assassin's creed. I'm pretty sure they're gonna ruin it...

[@enclaveofdoom]

@@badmanthings yep they ruined Egyptian setting, even though the world is gorgeous, the story and combat is so boring, you can't even play 5 minutes of it.

[@MohammadAli-iz9ld]

@@enclaveofdoom l really loved having some tours in ancient Egypt, but I hated fighting in it

[@geraltofrivia3083]

Make it more so like Ghost of Tsushima

[@avinashankamreddi9113]

Such a nice documentary on early kingdoms and civilizations. It seems " queen semi ramis" is a descendent of amorites ( Babylonia ) . Her story is some what interesting please make a documentary about queen semi ramis .

[@mohamedabdallah1235]

A great video about a fascinating period of history ! The constantly shifting political landscape of the Syro-Mesopotamian Basin may be contrasted to the relative stability of Egypt and perhaps accounts for the greater pace of innovation there (although Egypt had its own triumphs in the meantime obviously).

[@MasterMalrubius]

I'll have to watch this one again to absorb all the info. Great job! I love this period of history.

[@fruitypebbles2470]

Thanks I'm Jewish and i took a genetics test and got 44% cannanite 35% amorite and 7% hittite. And a few cannanite and amorite relatives they dug up Ashkelon and Galilee. ♥️

[@CDRNY25]

How are you 44%Canaanite 35% Amorite 10% Hittie?

[@HistorySkills]

You guys just keep getting better. These are awesome videos!

[@deathdoor]

Yes! More videos about this region and period, please.

[@KingsandGenerals]

There will be more!

[@ranvierion]

Wow thank you for the efforts in making this video. It widen my limited horizon knowledge of this fascinating region

[@IkisDragonFist]

7:53 "All right, but apart from the language, the calendar, military, irrigation, and walls, what have the bloody Amorites ever done for us?!"

[@londonashley1486]

Omgoodness you blessed us with your presence!!!

[@sovietonionisthebestonion3805]

I love the ancient world especially the civilizations of Mesopotamia and Lavent Levant

[@mikeshogunlee]

Love this series, Keep up the awesome work.

[@alexshi1679]

Kings and Generals are the best, Amorite? ... I'll see myself out.

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;-)

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Thank you Kings and Generals, great work as usual!! :)

[@agentfirekid3373]

3 mins and these many comments and views? Keep up the good work guys

[@thedirty530]

These mesopotamian empires seem a bit primitive at first until you can appreciate that this was all cutting edge Ideas and would form concepts we are just adding to today... Also one of the more discouraging to learn about because of the amount of cultures to connect but when you do start recognizing names... It has to be one of the most fulfilling. Everyone loves a good prequel!

[@athenavideos8867]

As a history nerd, I really enjoy watching your videos! :D Keep up the great work, I'm looking forward to seeing more about Mesopotamia

[@KingsandGenerals]

Thanks :-) I quite enjoyed your videos, too, good luck!

[@athenavideos8867]

Awww, thank you so much!

[@KingsandGenerals]

@@athenavideos8867 Yep!

[@siechamontillado]

Gudea was constantly puzzled when people approached him; thinking they were saying goodbye when they should be saying hello.

[@torenreshyopolous6081]

Hope you can make Assyria next. That's my favorite empire.

[@kuronoch.1441]

Maybe after Hammurabi. That geopolitical struggles in the region sounds like Assyria would rise in between cracks.

[@otgunz]

Soon! follow the series 👍

[@msb8792]

It will definitely eventually come. Greatest empire in history!

[@vazak11]

Incredible work, I adore the animations and details!

[@otgunz]

thanks for watching!

[@TheBurningLion]

Please do a video About the Arameans. They are the decendants of the Amorites and the ancestors to the Syriacs

[@Hunayn286]

انا من بلاد مابين النهرين !! شكرا على هذا العمل الذي أرخت به تاريخنا وحضارتنا وامبراطورياتنا وارثتا نحن العراقيون. سومر آكد آشور بابل انتهت بلاد الرافدين اي بلاد مابين النهرين بسقوط بابل بالقرن الخامس قبل الميلاد بيد الامبراطوريه الأخمينية بقيادة قورش الكبير أعظم الملوك العراقيون حمورابي نبوخذ نصر سرجون الآكادي اشوربانيبال غوديا جلجامش وغيرهم. مدن بلاد مابين النهرين اي بلاد الرافدين اوروك أريدو لارسا اشنونا نفر بابل نينوى حران اشور اكد بلباط خفاجة وغيرها وأشهر الأدب الرافديني هي ملحمة جلجامش ملحمة انوما إليش أسطورة الخلق السومرية وغيرها وهناك اشعار بلاد الرافدين جمعت في ديوان الأساطير اربع كتب او اجزاء اعظم إنجازات العراق أي بلاد مابين النهرين هي الحضارة بأكملها طب رياضيات قراءة كتاب حياة بيوت فلك حساب موسيقى اختراع ادوات زراعة الخ بعدها الحضارة ذهبت الى مصر وبعدها اليونان وفارس إلخ المعجزة الرافدينية اي معجزة بلاد مابين النهرين وليس المعجزة اليونانية

[@slowmoe1686]

Debt cancellations were actually very common during this period. Usually all debts would be canceled with the rise of a new ruler.

[@GarfieldRex]

Can't wait for next video, this serie is amazing 😌😎

[@otgunz]

thanks for watching!

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Love the artwork, very impressive 👍

[@aGr3atD4y]

Keep em coming boys! great work as always!

[@sushilasethi9163]

Indus civilization would be good idea for next video

[@historicaladventurevideos]

The civilisations of Mesopotamia are so interesting, great video as always!

[@SubscriberswithnovideosC-ok7wv]

The Mesopotamia period is so interesting, it contained the first known human civilisations, and there’s so much history behind it. Should be taught more at school.

[@MohammadAli-iz9ld]

And the interesting thing about that first civilization is that they wrote about the era before them, I read somewhere on the internet that they wrote about the previous 450,000 thousand years before them (or at least they claimed that) still interesting tho

[@gageferguson9055]

They can’t do that… they built a history of lies and if we knew about the beliefs and languages of this region the truth would become evident

[@rabiafatima9460]

🙇Thank you for narrating and depicting history in such an interesting manner. This channel is a blessing for students. One actually gets to visualize and enjoy historical events. ❤️

[@gui3777]

6:18 Palestine (wich means Land of the Philistines, name created by the greeks) didn't exist, the correct name is Canaan.

[@alissa6]

So is every name used in this video. Every Arab country present or past is named by Greeks. However bronze age wise you're right, it was known as Canaan.

[@mrpont3980]

Yup! I suggest people start looking up the ancient egyptian "Merneptah Stele" as a non biblical source.

[@iraqi7978]

Guilherme Beraldo Palestine not a greek name The oldest record for Palestine name came from Egyptian and Assyrian inscription 1150 bc

[@kano3030]

And let's not forget Canaan is the son of KING-PREIST-HAM (THE BLACK ONE)!!!!!

[@alissa6]

@@kano3030 And Ham is Noh's son😉

[@theOni877]

Another quality video. Thanks for your incredible work sir!

[@duchi882]

*Amorite Kingdoms are underrated* Amorite?

[@siechamontillado]

Simpsons did it

[@amarmirza08]

YYYYYEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!! Finally episode 3! I love this series so much!

[@otgunz]

there will be a forth one also. Thanks for watching!

[@amarmirza08]

@@otgunz looking forward to it! But only one more?! I was hoping we would get one for Babylon v Assyria and one on the Persians. But either way thank you guys so much for these, it's hard to find good content on ancient Mesopotamia.

[@tqzama1421]

This is amazing! I love Mesopotamian military history. Any chance you guys could do the Fall of Nineveh?

[@ReasonAboveEverything]

I have been waiting for this.

[@grantnovak7009]

Loved the video and the work you guys put into it but Palestine did not exist then. That was a term coined by the Romans after a Jewish revolt intended to insult them by naming their homeland after their ancient enemy, the Philistines. If anything it should be labeled as Canaan.

[@misterscienceguy]

Was used by ancient greeks as well, but that's well after this time either way.

[@johncoldiron6673]

@@misterscienceguy I am not aware of this. To my knowledge the first mention of the name is by the Roman's on or about 135 AD called Syria Palaestina. You may be confused with the name Philistia, the homeland of the Philistines by whom the Roman's named the newly reconquered territory, see above.

[@malachi405]

Just to add my two cents. Philistia was the name of the Philistine homeland -- roughly, what is today, the Gaza Strip. This name was not used only by the Ancient Greeks. It was used by everybody. The Bible uses it too, in Hebrew. The rest of what became Israel was called Cana'an. The Romans renamed the whole thing Syria Palaestina, as John Coldiron describes.

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