Sex in the Ancient City | Dr. Dylan K. Rogers

[@LordfizzwigitIII]

Super informative! As a non-archaeologist I also appreciate the slow and deliberate explainations and visual references. It can be hard to get into some of these talks, but I think you struck the perfect balance of accessible and informationally dense.

[@ArchaeologyNow]

Thanks for the kudos!

[@ArchaeologyNow]

We will pass along to Dylan

[@markanthonycoliinson873]

Excellent talk. Thank you very much for this.

[@annascott3542]

Fantastic presentation! Thanks!

[@ArchaeologyNow]

So happy you liked it

[@AlexandriaSultanvonBruseldorff]

Thank you for the insightful lecture on such an important and thought-provoking topic. The content is undoubtedly rich and valuable, and your enthusiasm for the subject matter is palpable and much appreciated. However, I would like to offer some constructive feedback regarding the delivery of the lecture, which I believe could further enhance its impact. While the lecture itself is well-structured and the ideas presented are compelling, I found the delivery somewhat distracting at times due to frequent filler words, verbal pauses, and excessive hand gestures. These elements tend to divert attention from the core content and can make it challenging for the audience to stay fully engaged. Furthermore, there were moments where certain vowel sounds were obscured, and the frequent use of diphthongs occasionally made the speech feel uneven and difficult to follow. These aspects can, unfortunately, detract from the overall effectiveness of the presentation, regardless of the strength of the material. I would humbly suggest that focusing on refining the clarity and flow of your speech, perhaps through deliberate practice or training in public speaking and vocal techniques, could greatly benefit your future lectures. An even tone, clearer diction, and more measured pacing would not only make your presentations more accessible but would also help to maintain the audience's focus on the valuable insights you share. I hope these observations are helpful, as they come from a place of genuine respect for the importance of your work and a desire to see it presented in the most compelling manner possible. I look forward to future opportunities to learn from your expertise

[@TomiTapio]

Advanced listeners, start at 7:10 index.

[@rkrumon9983]

Uh

[@MrBlazingup420]

I guess I see why there only 35 thumbs up on this rubbish out of 7,000 + views, I bet if youtube allowed you to see the thumbs down, they be closer to the view count.