Ancient China - The Shang Dynasty Part 2: Relics & Remains

[@feng.huang27]

Thanks😃

[@kasey9353]

I am in desperate need of the Zhou Dynasty video! The Shang Dynasty videos have been a godsend for me to listen to while I study and I find your videos super easy to follow, it's very much appreciated!

[@thegrandportfolio5915]

Thank you for your feedback! Seeing as the Zhou dynasty arose in the mid 11th century BCE, it’ll most likely follow straight after the conclusion to the Bronze Age Collapse. Thanks for watching!

[@kasey9353]

@@thegrandportfolio5915 Amazing! I'm looking forward to it!

[@andress.r.5426]

I would love it if you give information in these areas: -economic system -agricultural ways -cultural ways -scientific inventions perhaps? (the invention of gunpowder, what dynasty fund this?) cause it would be interesting to know what kind of improvements bring each dynasty compared to the other. I can understand that mainly because that is the way it has always been, early civilizations and dynasties, the strong sector was agriculture and livestock. All these things, I don't know, and I will love it if you could add, these kinds of cherry tops to this amazing ice cream you are giving us already. thanks for the knowledge of these past videos, ill continue with the history lesson from you. Sincerely: Andres S.

[@thegrandportfolio5915]

You’re welcome! Thanks for watching! Whilst I would like to cover many of these areas regarding the most ancient of civilisations in our history, the problem with this is that conclusive evidence is difficult to come by. The Shang dynasty existed so long ago, and unfortunately there has been a lot in that area over the course of three millennia to contribute to the destruction of such evidence. Plus, wider research is still ongoing, so as you can imagine, it is rather difficult!

[@andress.r.5426]

don't worry about views, you are doing quality work her, I truly appreciate to learn about history, from this kinds of channels

[@theroadupward]

We still do things practiced MORE THAN 2k years ago. Paleolithic humans burying their dead-with flowers! Cave paintings from 40k ago...

[@อดุลย์หาญมนตรี-ม6ด]

Shang it's the name of heaven,God, it's not dynasty, it's Tai ethnic groups and Austronesian speaking, similar to Tan(Dian),city of Shang is Tai mountain,shandong district.

[@zhoushou863]

Taizhu khuang yin of song sound like lao and kradai language.

[@GDubbleBubble]

all you have to do is look at ancient egypt and then all around africa. bits and pieces of that legacy is scattered and practiced still to this day by those that have been displaced by all the invaders over the years.