The oldest civilizations in the world started from Iraq, and this is a small part of these giant and advanced civilizations in the ancient world. I hope you would invite those you know from the Europeans and from your countrymen to visit Iraq to discover this wonderful country.
How great is this civilization. I can hardly believe that the oldest civilization in history is like this and without attention and such invaluable effects. It is amazing. I am amazed
5% of the antiquities that have been discovered there are many underground, but unfortunately the government is corrupt, America and Iran have completely destroyed Iraq
Uruk is the first city in ancient Iraq and the world. The name of Uruk is the Latinized name from Hebrew Erecha and the original name in Sumerian Urug. The Sumerian name Urug which means Roots or simply origin of human beings is still used in Iraqi southern accent referring the world (root). The name of Iraq is derived from Urug (Uruk) which simply means deeply rooted or origin of races. In southern western Iraq people pronounced Iraq as (Iragh) which is very closed to the Sumerian name. In Uruk the writing was invented by the Sumerians as well as the wheel. Uruk also is the city of Gilgamesh. The temple was built in 5th millennium BC not 5th century BC cuz at 5th century BC Mesopotamia was occupied and annexed by Persia.
@@theTruth-pq9re We are the rulers of the East and the West and the masters of the earth have killed the demons. We are the ones who invented something called history, so who are you?
@@millerteengold I thought you jewish by the way there is no Hebrew back in BC there was aramic and caledonian language Hebrew come after you better study history boy and stop playing pubg so you giant more knowledge✌️
@Ⓜ️ انجب طلي اليهود اسرهم نبو خذ نصر البابلي وجابهم سبايا وبعدين رجعو لبلدهم وقسم بقو منهم ولكن سكان الجنوب والوسط هم الأصليين عدا عشيرة شمر والطاءي وكم عشيره نزحت من الحجاز سوريا بعد لاتضرط اذا ماتعرف ياشركسي مدري تركي
A very beautiful trip, you entered the doors of history and stood in a historical land that is more than 10 thousand years old here, the first letter and the first word you literally entered history literally
هنا في أوروك في هذا المكان تشكلت اول مدينه متحضره وهنا ولد ابراهيم ابو الأنبياء وهنا اكتشفت أول حروف الكتابه وتشكلت أو كتابه في العالم لو نطقت هذه الأحجار لكشفت عن أسرار ثمينه مندثره عبر حقب التاريخ الموغل في القدم
Did you notice the bright blue colour of the ceramic which hasn't fainted or altered its hue since 5 K years ago ? . To see sth astonishing about the Iraqi ruins , Emma , you can visit the Berlín & Paris museums , they were smuggled there by the German archaeological expeditions in the 2nd half of the 19th century .
5% of the antiquities that have been discovered there are many underground, but unfortunately the government is corrupt, America and Iran have completely destroyed Iraq
@@ICEBLUNTS oh come on mate not just Assyrian live in iraq remember iraq has to many communities and religions living together for thousands of years you better read about the History very well
@@ICEBLUNTS it's not. Because 50$ says your people immigrated to Syria 1k years ago. The people who did this have been gone for a long time. You are just the new tenants .
We are honored as Iraqis to have you in my country Iraq Emma , thank you so much to showing the world a different sides of Iraq as tourist. great videos keep growing much love from Sweden
The city of Uruk is one of the oldest cities in the world, the city of Sumer, Gilgamesh and Enkidu, from here the first letter of writing in the world was launched🏴🇮🇶❤️
Thanks Emma! Since the authoroties in Iraq do not pay attention to this historical place, I suggest when you return to your country to meet with archiologists or organisations which are interrested in history to help protect those places by findings ways to contact authoroties in Iraq.
the Europeans and Americans have already stolen most of the valuable artefacts here, some you will see in public museums but others will be held in private collections
اهلن بك في العراق ؤنتمني لك سفره سعيد ؤشكرا أليك لئنك تصؤرين الاشياء الجميل ؤلاثار ؤلمناضر الخلابه بالعراق عكس بعض القنؤات التي تشؤه صؤره العراق بنشر اخبار كاذبه
@@walidmaw2245 وايضا كتبت لئن .. تقصد لأن . ٩٠% من الشعب العراقي يكتب عربي غلط . أتساءل هل صحيح العراق لديه حضارة او راح تطلع كذبة مثل كذبة بخاري ومسلم . للأسف ان العراق نزح له كثير من اعراب الجزيرة العربية واحضروا التخلف معهم للعراق
Thank you for posting this. It is mind boggling to think that Uruk had brick walls and proper structures, etc... perhaps two thousand years before Stonehenge was erected. Simply amazing.
Here civilization began when the ark of the Prophet Noah docked and humans began to spread across the earth. This was the first civilization known as Sumer. It is forbidden to excavate it and it is required to destroy and bury it because it will end the history of some countries, politicians and religions because it is the oldest and dates back to 5000 years BC. It is a beautiful and very sad thing. Even the Iraqi government does not She cares about it and is robbed. They extract very old pottery, break it to extract the gold inside it, and steal 🇮🇶💔.
Magical places you'll see , true not modern but the sense of those historical places will give you an unforgettable experience, welcome to Iraq whenever you want to come .
MI E' SEMPRE PIACIUTA LA STORIA DELLE ANTICHE CIVILTA ' : SUMERI ,BABILONESI ,ASSIIRI, PERSIANI,EGIZIANI ECC..SONO STATA IN EGITTO,SIRIA, GIORDANIA,TURCHIA,IRAN...SPERO DI VEDERE URUK , UR, NINIVE E ALTRE ANTICHE CITTA' IN IRAQ IN MESOPOTAMIA .🙏😄.👋DALL'ITALIA
𒀕𒆠, Unugki(4000-3200) , is the ancient city of the the gods An/Inanna this city where the goddess inanna went to the underworld and the epic of Enmerkar and the Lord of Aratta where he constructed the 𒂍𒀭 to the goddess inanna, this temple was dedicated to the gods an and inanna
You should visit Caesar's Church, which is the oldest church in the world An ancient church located 70 km away and in the heart of the Western Badia in Karbala Governorate, 5 km away from Al-Ukhaydir fortress. Its construction dates back to the fifth century AD. It is located in the desert of Ain Tamr district and is characterized by the presence of Aramaic writings in addition to the altar heading towards Jerusalem.
So disappointed as an Iraqi to see such valuable archeological sites in Iraq that don't actually get any government oversight, it's really a mess everything is thrown away and shattered in all corners no rules to regulate the tourism, no national and global Media exposure to promote such amazing sites. Unlike everyone seeing this video and got excited and amazed getting to see such views I actually got so frustrated and sad. To see such abandonment of brilliant civilization. Yet We grow more optimistic while viewing your videos. Thank you, Emma and for all TH-camrs doing All the heavy lifting to promote and show such places to the whole world thanks for doing what most local and global decision makers failed to do, thanks for visiting Iraq🙏❤️
Hello emma , I hope you enjoy the time in iraq , the blue ceramic on the walls it’s lapis lazuli the one you picked was more green because it was more oxidised , and the cone shaped clay it was used to write on it like a document so they keep them like this because they made them to let it dry to be ready to use , the teapot you picked it’s actually lamp they put oil in it and light it ,and the first letter on the wall I think it was hebrew letters not cuneiform , amazing videos 👍🏼
Thank you so much, amazing footage. I can't believe all those pottery fragments have been lying about like that for thousands of years. Incredible. Also mind blowing is the 6 stories below ground that haven't been excavated yet.
I know it’s crazy! Mind blowing and I hope someone does something about the place .. I don’t think now you are allowed to walk around like I did back then , people have told me , but there had been very few tourists at the time I went so I got to see and experience a lot back then ! 🇮🇶❤️
Here civilization began when the ark of the Prophet Noah docked and humans began to spread across the earth. This was the first civilization known as Sumer. It is forbidden to excavate it and it is required to destroy and bury it because it will end the history of some countries, politicians and religions because it is the oldest and dates back to 5000 years BC. It is a beautiful and very sad thing. Even the Iraqi government does not She cares about it and is robbed. They extract very old pottery, break it to extract the gold inside it, and steal 🇮🇶💔.
Uruk_ arak_ Iraq and thanks for Dr Samuel Noah Cramer he was the first archaeologist who translate the Sumerian texts and now we and all the world know the epic of Gilgamesh because of his great efforts
I remembered now another archaeologist who have worked here he is max mallowan he was agatha christie's husband and she wrote some of her novels in Baghdad
Uruk is the city in which the Prophet Noah, peace be upon him, was born around 6000 BC, and it is the area from which the Great Flood began around 5000 BC... There is a city older than Uruk, which is the city of Eridu, and this city existed before the birth of the Prophet Noah, peace be upon him. The city of Eridu is located 30 km south of Nasiriyah Governorate in Iraq, opposite the Suq Al-Shuyoukh junction, 180 km north of Basra Governorate. For more information, you can find it at Professor Adel Hashem, College of Arts, University of Basra, and he is our professor in the subject of ancient Iraq...
Imagine getting to actually touch the lapis on the walls of ancient Uruk!!??... WOW what a special experience. I am Immensely jealous. I am surprised you were able to speak at all during this. I'm sure I would have been stunned into silent tears of overwhelming joy.
Thank you for visiting my country and transmitting a beautiful image of my civilizations, nature and cultures. Everything has been distorted because of the flags, the enemies of humanity. Thank you to everyone who contributes to conveying a beautiful image of this country.
I appreciate and respect this woman for her noble feelings that reflect a unique personality that cannot be described in words because she is more than wonderful
Thank you Emma for exploring places that I have never ever been there even I am an old Iraqi guy ... By the way , if you think that Made-in-UK could last for hundreds of years then Made-in-IRAQ could last for thousands of years and the proof is at your hands for free ...
Very interesting films. You talk with great freshness about the land of Sumer, where it all began. The story is also important in the topic of climate change. Thank you very much, Emma The history of Sumer is a great book.
Hi Emma, I didn't find any new video for today, so I'm watching your previous ones, and this one is really interesting, you with Jay and the other guys are showing the best of our country, well done and many thanks, you all deserve all the best, enjoy your trips and times in Iraq.
What they said at 17:00 the main gate where ancient Sumerian used to pray and gave sacrifices to their Gods. Unlike in Maya Civilization the sacrifice was animal slaughter not a human sacrifice all of these activities were organized in a secret rituals as were mentioned on the walls of the Ziggurat. As an Iraqi I feel so sad to see these amazing heritage deserted and the corrupted govs don't give a shit about it. The guard knows some info about the city but he doesnt speak English as most of post 2003 security personnel were recruited randomly without paying attention to their education background. However what he mentioned that the outer fence was a barrier for the sea waves. Because Uruk used to be a port as the swamps and shallow sea water covers much of the southern part of Iraq 5000years ago. So what u see today the Marshlands these swamps used to be part of the sea but because of eco changes over thousands of years the sea water level decreased and formed swamps after (mixing with water originated from Tigris and Euphrates river basins) .
They said It was a temple which the guy missed and didn't translate it to her.! Iraq was vio lated during the invasion. I remember as we saw on tv how the museums in Baghdad were trashed and looted, and many artefacts stolen and smuggled out of Iraq by thieves and American soldiers. It was heart-breaking.
Hahaha yeah it’s a bit mixed up … born and raised in Scotland, moved to London at 18 for 14 years then the USA for 24 to bring up kids and now back to Scotland… it comes back full on Scottish when in Scotland ( weird ) 🤣🤣
Welcome to Iraq, you have visited my city of Uruk, we are pleased with that, but you always need an interpreter to secure everything for you again. We welcome you at any time in Iraq
I hope someday I am able to visit this cradle of civilization city where father of believers Abraham started his journey before resting in Hebron. Thankyou Emma...from Indonesia 🇲🇨
I have heard before the invasion of Iraq a team of french and Iraqi archaeologist had found the grave of Gilgamesh but i dont know for sure what happend because after that the war happend
Historical places are my favorite! Love to Iraq from Greece!🇬🇷❤️🇮🇶
Did you miss Al-Mutanabi Street episode?
Why you ask?
@@kikis194 I mean for the historical places you mentioned
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This is for you
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Your love for all vlogs...
I am sad one of my fave Greek Stefanos Tsitsipas lost today....
Still🇬🇷🇬🇷♥️♥️
I got covid(omicron) lm during quarantine,lm only sad for my self Lol. BTW We love the same vlogs?? 🇬🇷❤️🇵🇰❤️🇬🇧❤️🇮🇶❤️
The oldest civilizations in the world started from Iraq, and this is a small part of these giant and advanced civilizations in the ancient world. I hope you would invite those you know from the Europeans and from your countrymen to visit Iraq to discover this wonderful country.
I hope everyone will come to Iraq 🇮🇶!!! 🥰
Gilgamesh..the giant nephillim King.. anunnaki...
How great is this civilization. I can hardly believe that the oldest civilization in history is like this and without attention and such invaluable effects. It is amazing. I am amazed
5% of the antiquities that have been discovered there are many underground, but unfortunately the government is corrupt, America and Iran have completely destroyed Iraq
Uruk is the first city in ancient Iraq and the world. The name of Uruk is the Latinized name from Hebrew Erecha and the original name in Sumerian Urug. The Sumerian name Urug which means Roots or simply origin of human beings is still used in Iraqi southern accent referring the world (root). The name of Iraq is derived from Urug (Uruk) which simply means deeply rooted or origin of races. In southern western Iraq people pronounced Iraq as (Iragh) which is very closed to the Sumerian name. In Uruk the writing was invented by the Sumerians as well as the wheel. Uruk also is the city of Gilgamesh. The temple was built in 5th millennium BC not 5th century BC cuz at 5th century BC Mesopotamia was occupied and annexed by Persia.
واكيد توجد في محافضه الناصريه 🌹
Shut the hell up don’t ever say that uruk is Hebrew name you guys stilling so much history and faking everything
@@theTruth-pq9re We are the rulers of the East and the West and the masters of the earth have killed the demons. We are the ones who invented something called history, so who are you?
@@millerteengold I thought you jewish by the way there is no Hebrew back in BC there was aramic and caledonian language Hebrew come after you better study history boy and stop playing pubg so you giant more knowledge✌️
@Ⓜ️ انجب طلي اليهود اسرهم نبو خذ نصر البابلي وجابهم سبايا وبعدين رجعو لبلدهم وقسم بقو منهم ولكن سكان الجنوب والوسط هم الأصليين عدا عشيرة شمر والطاءي وكم عشيره نزحت من الحجاز سوريا بعد لاتضرط اذا ماتعرف ياشركسي مدري تركي
Wow this is incredible..Truly the cradle of Civilization
أهلا وسهلا بك في العراق
You are welcome anytime you visit Iraq
A very beautiful trip, you entered the doors of history and stood in a historical land that is more than 10 thousand years old here, the first letter and the first word you literally entered history literally
That's unfair, to see neglected pieces, which is more than 4000BC.
How is it possible?
All respect to you, madam, we are honored to have you in our country
هنا في أوروك في هذا المكان تشكلت اول مدينه متحضره وهنا ولد ابراهيم ابو الأنبياء وهنا اكتشفت أول حروف الكتابه وتشكلت أو كتابه في العالم لو نطقت هذه الأحجار لكشفت عن أسرار ثمينه مندثره عبر حقب التاريخ الموغل في القدم
Emma is so so so hardworking honestly.A woman vlogger and the way she passionately travelled Pakistan and now Iraq wow hats off to her hardwork
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Antiquities are neglected in Iraq due to the political situation and wars 🖤🥀🇮🇶
Hi
First written words started at that place...WOW! Pretty cool stuff.
Did you notice the bright blue colour of the ceramic which hasn't fainted or altered its hue since 5 K years ago ? .
To see sth astonishing about the Iraqi ruins , Emma , you can visit the Berlín & Paris museums , they were smuggled there by the German archaeological expeditions in the 2nd half of the 19th century .
You know I think it’s good they got smuggled otherwise god knows where they would have ended up , at least it’s well looked after
To much historic places. I think you lucky to see all this Emma . Good job
You are welcome anytime you visit Iraq
5% of the antiquities that have been discovered there are many underground, but unfortunately the government is corrupt, America and Iran have completely destroyed Iraq
So sad to see our ancient history scattered on the ground , and i love watching your videos Emma keep going 👍🏻
thats not your history clown ITS MY HISTORY, IM ASSYRIAN!!
@@ICEBLUNTS oh come on mate not just Assyrian live in iraq remember iraq has to many communities and religions living together for thousands of years you better read about the History very well
@@ICEBLUNTS it's not. Because 50$ says your people immigrated to Syria 1k years ago. The people who did this have been gone for a long time. You are just the new tenants .
We are honored as Iraqis to have you in my country Iraq Emma , thank you so much to showing the world a different sides of Iraq as tourist. great videos keep growing much love from Sweden
The city of Uruk is one of the oldest cities in the world, the city of Sumer, Gilgamesh and Enkidu, from here the first letter of writing in the world was launched🏴🇮🇶❤️
The porcelain you saw on the walls are lapis lazuli and they are very precious
اهلا وسهلا بكم في وطني الحبيب العراق
شي محزن بلفعل على هذا الاهمال.لكن نحن في العراق. إهمال على مر العصور. كان الفيديو ممتع.شكرا لك ايما
Thanks Emma!
Since the authoroties in Iraq do not pay attention to this historical place, I suggest when you return to your country to meet with archiologists or organisations which are interrested in history to help protect those places by findings ways to contact authoroties in Iraq.
the Europeans and Americans have already stolen most of the valuable artefacts here, some you will see in public museums but others will be held in private collections
سعداء بزيارتك لبلدنا Emma ونتشرف بوجودك ونشكرك على نقل الصور والمعلومات التي يجهلها العالم عن بلدنا
اهلن بك في العراق ؤنتمني لك سفره سعيد ؤشكرا أليك لئنك تصؤرين الاشياء الجميل ؤلاثار ؤلمناضر الخلابه بالعراق عكس بعض القنؤات التي تشؤه صؤره العراق بنشر اخبار كاذبه
تعليقج هذا شلون راح ترجمه هاي المره ؟؟ الاملاء نصه غلط ابتداءا" من ( اهلن ) ... ( اهلا" ) ...... وحرف ( ؤ ) مطيح حظ الكلمات
@@walidmaw2245 وايضا كتبت لئن .. تقصد لأن .
٩٠% من الشعب العراقي يكتب عربي غلط . أتساءل هل صحيح العراق لديه حضارة او راح تطلع كذبة مثل كذبة بخاري ومسلم .
للأسف ان العراق نزح له كثير من اعراب الجزيرة العربية واحضروا التخلف معهم للعراق
I would cry good tears for a bit upon experiencing then pull myself together. Amazing
والله افرح من اشوف ناس تجي وتشوف تاريخ العراق للاسف محد معتني بأثار العراق 💔
Beautifull to see again Uruk! I was there in 2003! Also was in Ur, As Salman, Al Khidr, Samawa and Rumaihta
You're amazing 😍
Love from Iraq
Thank you for posting this. It is mind boggling to think that Uruk had brick walls and proper structures, etc... perhaps two thousand years before Stonehenge was erected.
Simply amazing.
Here civilization began when the ark of the Prophet Noah docked and humans began to spread across the earth. This was the first civilization known as Sumer. It is forbidden to excavate it and it is required to destroy and bury it because it will end the history of some countries, politicians and religions because it is the oldest and dates back to 5000 years BC. It is a beautiful and very sad thing. Even the Iraqi government does not She cares about it and is robbed. They extract very old pottery, break it to extract the gold inside it, and steal 🇮🇶💔.
Nice little adventure, sometimes the best trips are when things go out of plan.
thank you for having good time in iraq that's my country and my city where my history start is assyrian
Glad u made a documentary for us who will probably never get a chance to go !! Bless you emma ❤
Oh my soul calls to go there ❤
Wow I would love to be there to see this area truly amazing history
I, as an Iraqi person, welcome you at any time in my country. If you want to come to Iraq, contact me
Welcome to Iraq
Magical places you'll see , true not modern but the sense of those historical places will give you an unforgettable experience, welcome to Iraq whenever you want to come .
العراق يرحب بكم دائما
Your Iraqi series is very interesting, great work
Fascinating what a archeological
treasure Thank you and your tour Guides
MI E' SEMPRE PIACIUTA LA STORIA DELLE ANTICHE CIVILTA ' : SUMERI ,BABILONESI ,ASSIIRI, PERSIANI,EGIZIANI ECC..SONO STATA IN EGITTO,SIRIA, GIORDANIA,TURCHIA,IRAN...SPERO DI VEDERE URUK , UR, NINIVE E ALTRE ANTICHE CITTA' IN IRAQ IN MESOPOTAMIA .🙏😄.👋DALL'ITALIA
Awesome content Emma, keep it up!
I watch these for the interactions with locals. They're so heartwarming.
𒀕𒆠, Unugki(4000-3200) , is the ancient city of the the gods An/Inanna this city where the goddess inanna went to the underworld and the epic of Enmerkar and the Lord of Aratta where he constructed the 𒂍𒀭 to the goddess inanna, this temple was dedicated to the gods an and inanna
Beautiful... maybe iraq lack of resources, but the world should work togather to preserve this historical palce, love from Malaysia
You should visit Caesar's Church, which is the oldest church in the world
An ancient church located 70 km away and in the heart of the Western Badia in Karbala Governorate, 5 km away from Al-Ukhaydir fortress. Its construction dates back to the fifth century AD. It is located in the desert of Ain Tamr district and is characterized by the presence of Aramaic writings in addition to the altar heading towards Jerusalem.
I visited the fortress so that will be coming up soon !!
متى يأتي الزمان ونرى هذه الاماكن محميه ويتم صيانتها امر محزن جداً هكذا تاريخ يتم دثره بمرور الزمن
Love the people
.in Emma's words..soo nice 👌
Thank you for sharing this video, sure not many people went to this place .
So disappointed as an Iraqi to see such valuable archeological sites in Iraq that don't actually get any government oversight, it's really a mess everything is thrown away and shattered in all corners no rules to regulate the tourism, no national and global Media exposure to promote such amazing sites. Unlike everyone seeing this video and got excited and amazed getting to see such views I actually got so frustrated and sad. To see such abandonment of brilliant civilization.
Yet We grow more optimistic while viewing your videos.
Thank you, Emma and for all TH-camrs doing All the heavy lifting to promote and show such places to the whole world thanks for doing what most local and global decision makers failed to do, thanks for visiting Iraq🙏❤️
الك الله ياعراق كم انت عظيم
Really interesting & glad the soldiers were willing to accommodate you in your blog.
👍🏴
Hello emma , I hope you enjoy the time in iraq , the blue ceramic on the walls it’s lapis lazuli the one you picked was more green because it was more oxidised , and the cone shaped clay it was used to write on it like a document so they keep them like this because they made them to let it dry to be ready to use , the teapot you picked it’s actually lamp they put oil in it and light it ,and the first letter on the wall I think it was hebrew letters not cuneiform , amazing videos 👍🏼
كل الحب والتقدير لكي ايمي سعداء بزيارتك لبلدنا العزيز نتمنى تكرر الزيارة 🇮🇶🌹🇮🇶
thanks for sharing this is soooooooo amazing envey you
Amazing that is history really ❤️❤️
Thank you so much, amazing footage.
I can't believe all those pottery fragments have been lying about like that for thousands of years. Incredible.
Also mind blowing is the 6 stories below ground that haven't been excavated yet.
I know it’s crazy! Mind blowing and I hope someone does something about the place .. I don’t think now you are allowed to walk around like I did back then , people have told me , but there had been very few tourists at the time I went so I got to see and experience a lot back then ! 🇮🇶❤️
Here civilization began when the ark of the Prophet Noah docked and humans began to spread across the earth. This was the first civilization known as Sumer. It is forbidden to excavate it and it is required to destroy and bury it because it will end the history of some countries, politicians and religions because it is the oldest and dates back to 5000 years BC. It is a beautiful and very sad thing. Even the Iraqi government does not She cares about it and is robbed. They extract very old pottery, break it to extract the gold inside it, and steal 🇮🇶💔.
So jealous that must have been an epic experience 😃
Your videos are amazing ♥️
Thank you 😊
Uruk_ arak_ Iraq and thanks for Dr Samuel Noah Cramer he was the first archaeologist who translate the Sumerian texts and now we and all the world know the epic of Gilgamesh because of his great efforts
شكرا لكم على هذا الجولة 💐
Thank you Emma I thoroughly enjoyed that, at the meantime I feel sad of the neglect, what a shame.
🇮🇶Welcome to my country, Iraq, and I wish you a happy journey. Keep going
I remembered now another archaeologist who have worked here he is max mallowan he was agatha christie's husband and she wrote some of her novels in Baghdad
The greatest city in the world...forgotten,neglected...peace be with you and thank you for sharing
This is amazing. It feels so surreal. You’re so lucky and what an amazing tour guide that soldier was.
Uruk is the city in which the Prophet Noah, peace be upon him, was born around 6000 BC, and it is the area from which the Great Flood began around 5000 BC...
There is a city older than Uruk, which is the city of Eridu, and this city existed before the birth of the Prophet Noah, peace be upon him.
The city of Eridu is located 30 km south of Nasiriyah Governorate in Iraq, opposite the Suq Al-Shuyoukh junction, 180 km north of Basra Governorate.
For more information, you can find it at Professor Adel Hashem, College of Arts, University of Basra, and he is our professor in the subject of ancient Iraq...
Love this
Imagine getting to actually touch the lapis on the walls of ancient Uruk!!??... WOW what a special experience. I am Immensely jealous. I am surprised you were able to speak at all during this. I'm sure I would have been stunned into silent tears of overwhelming joy.
أنا من السماوة، جنوب العراق، وهذه هي حضارة وورك، القريبة جدا من بيتي🇮🇶
The whole world should be visiting this place ❤️amazing
Thank you for visiting my country and transmitting a beautiful image of my civilizations, nature and cultures. Everything has been distorted because of the flags, the enemies of humanity. Thank you to everyone who contributes to conveying a beautiful image of this country.
I appreciate and respect this woman for her noble feelings that reflect a unique personality that cannot be described in words because she is more than wonderful
Thank you Emma for exploring places that I have never ever been there even I am an old Iraqi guy ...
By the way , if you think that Made-in-UK could last for hundreds of years then Made-in-IRAQ could last for thousands of years and the proof is at your hands for free ...
نحن سعداء بقدومك الى العراق
شكرا لك سيدة إيما
Спасибо за отличное видео. Хочу тоже посетить этот город.
que video incrivel! obrigado por esse video maravilhoso e cheio de historias😊
Thanks for sharing this wonderful video.
Sounds like a great place to visit. Wonderful hospitality!!
Incredibly interesting thank you so much for sharing Emma and the police were so nice
Thanks you, because you show how Iraqi people do everything’s lovely to do all the tourist people happy.
Great video Emma
💙 Amazing !! -imagine all those walls covered in ceramic blue😳!
Very interesting films.
You talk with great freshness about the land of Sumer, where it all began. The story is also important in the topic of climate change.
Thank you very much, Emma
The history of Sumer is a great book.
Hi Emma, I didn't find any new video for today, so I'm watching your previous ones, and this one is really interesting, you with Jay and the other guys are showing the best of our country, well done and many thanks, you all deserve all the best, enjoy your trips and times in Iraq.
Hi , yes I’ve not posted today .. I’m still in iraq and editing and travelling as I go so I’m trying to catch up ! Will have one ready tomorrow 😊🇮🇶
@@WanderingEmma Good news, will waiting for it, have a nice day.
What they said at 17:00 the main gate where ancient Sumerian used to pray and gave sacrifices to their Gods. Unlike in Maya Civilization the sacrifice was animal slaughter not a human sacrifice all of these activities were organized in a secret rituals as were mentioned on the walls of the Ziggurat. As an Iraqi I feel so sad to see these amazing heritage deserted and the corrupted govs don't give a shit about it. The guard knows some info about the city but he doesnt speak English as most of post 2003 security personnel were recruited randomly without paying attention to their education background. However what he mentioned that the outer fence was a barrier for the sea waves. Because Uruk used to be a port as the swamps and shallow sea water covers much of the southern part of Iraq 5000years ago. So what u see today the Marshlands these swamps used to be part of the sea but because of eco changes over thousands of years the sea water level decreased and formed swamps after (mixing with water originated from Tigris and Euphrates river basins) .
They said It was a temple which the guy missed and didn't translate it to her.! Iraq was vio lated during the invasion. I remember as we saw on tv how the museums in Baghdad were trashed and looted, and many artefacts stolen and smuggled out of Iraq by thieves and American soldiers. It was heart-breaking.
are you a prospector?
You can see how the police man are wonderful and he’s have a white heart we say in iraq and very helpful
Thanks for all❤️
This place is near to me though I haven't been there yet I was miles away one day .
Thanks emma
Thank you very much for sharing!
Welcome to Iraq, and thank you for sharing these places for the world to see
I used to go to samawa passing close to this place randomly through the month but haven't gotten the chance to visit it , still one of my wishes ....
Wow Emma! Very interesting! A muckle weel din yow!
Awwww cheers Brian 🏴❤️
I just stumbled across you and your accent is a trip. At first you sounded American and then Scottish and it switches back and forth.
Hahaha yeah it’s a bit mixed up … born and raised in Scotland, moved to London at 18 for 14 years then the USA for 24 to bring up kids and now back to Scotland… it comes back full on Scottish when in Scotland ( weird ) 🤣🤣
Really breaks my heart to see all this history in my country banded
*((✍🏻🧐The first written words started here🧐✍🏻))*
*I love it this video🙋🏻♀️*
*this video amazing👍🏻*
*keep going🥰👍🏻🙋🏻♀️*
اهلا وسهلا بك في بلاد الرافدين ممتن لقدومك إلى بلدي الحبيب 🌺🌺
I envey you stepping foot in the first city humanity has ever known
حبي وتقديري لكي سيده ايما شرفتينا بزياره بلدك الثاني العراق واهلا وسهلا بك
Welcome to Iraq, you have visited my city of Uruk, we are pleased with that, but you always need an interpreter to secure everything for you again. We welcome you at any time in Iraq
I had someone with me interpreting 🤔
@@WanderingEmma Yes, you are most welcome
I hope someday I am able to visit this cradle of civilization city where father of believers Abraham started his journey before resting in Hebron. Thankyou Emma...from Indonesia 🇲🇨
I am The biggest fan of The channel
I have heard before the invasion of Iraq a team of french and Iraqi archaeologist had found the grave of Gilgamesh but i dont know for sure what happend because after that the war happend
Iraq welcomes all tourists, as long as I am Iraqi and we love you. We will see you and take a commemorative photo 🇮🇶
Thank you so much Emma 💓💗💛 from Iraq 🇮🇶❤