He does have a that type of voice. I have personally listened to 60+ lectures on TH-cam. By Far the best presenter on any subject I have ever listened to.
thank you for your comments. He was a pleasure to interview. I hope to talk to him again soon about his new Book The first ghosts! Its a great book. Check it out.
Oh dear Irving, it is shocking that you have been exiled from The British. My sympathies. I hope you were speaking about the book on Ghosts. I so look forward to that. I love to see you and this stream isn't showing you. So I'll just stream another one. Please take very good care of yourself.
That would make it "hard to hire good help" if the kings continued the practice of taking their staff with them into the afterlife whenever they died. Lol!
Yes it would lol. People would not put up with that today! But back then people had good lives while serving the rulers compared to others who didn't. It still was fare worse than today's standards but they had food and safety where others didnot.
@@parasortium933 that would be fascinating. Would be interesting to ask him about claims made by pop researchers outside the academic field such as dianakin, hancock and others who tend to negate "mainstream" historians and researchers out of hand. Would be nice to hear the other side of the story.
@@naturelevi8751 That would be something to explore. Thank you!🙂 We are trying to make sure that the content we produce is from an honest exploration of the fields we present. That means allowing everyone the opporunity to talk on the subject.
Dude! What a Great Man. Thankyou for this. Curious if you heard of The Watchers also full of Great Minds of today. ( I mean lots of people who studied ancient texts/ puzzles etc) all the best.
There are a lot of questions I wish you would have asked, especially after you expressed an by interest in learning Sumerian. The building blocks are syllables. Is this also true of Babylonian cuneiform? Is there any reason to believe there are syllables common to both. If so, oral Babylonian could be used to make inferences about oral Sumerian. Are there any words we know how they sounded, for example the names of their cities? If the language is a total isolate it would suggest they migrated in from somewhere else? Where? Has there been any DNA analysis done?
th-cam.com/video/PfYYraMgiBA/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/XVmsfL5LG90/w-d-xo.html In these he teaches writing in Cuneiform. I wish I had another four hours to talk to him. We will do more when him time permitting. I hope to do a whitness to history with him this year.
Yes it does thank you. other cultures do similar practices throughout the world including the Sumerians. its very interesting how that happens. people like to remember those they love and I think that is a healthy thing.
Subscribed! Good Luck with learning the language of Sumerian. Maybe it would be a better idea, to just learn to read Cunei-form, fluently. Curious of what might be found on those remaining tablets, not yet transcribed, or still to be excavated. ESPECIALLY the parts of Nibiru, and the Annunakis. As the professor said: "One could almost believe it's a language from another planet..." Well...THAT'S what I can believe it is..FOR REAL.
Thank you! It is a very alien language to try to learn. I am working on sentence structure and learning the words before trying to speak it. It could be an alien language as it has no other relative on earth. I am tracing the Annunaki Pantheon. These beings have a real fascination for me. I love this stuff.
Dr. Finkel speaks so beautifully, I could listen to him for hours.
THANK YOU!
I could've listen to professor Finckel for hours, and hours! 🤗🥰
It’s always good to hear Irving Finkel’s voice, just in general.
He does have a that type of voice. I have personally listened to 60+ lectures on TH-cam. By Far the best presenter on any subject I have ever listened to.
What an excellent conversation. Thank- you
It was fun and DR. Finkle is a beautiful person.
Irving is great!
Just read his The Writing in The Stone in one sitting. Very clever book :-)
Dr. Finkel is a very interesting writer and presenter. His book first Ghosts is great!
Thanks for this. It is always good to hear Irving Finkel talk on this very interesting topic.
thank you for your comments. He was a pleasure to interview. I hope to talk to him again soon about his new Book The first ghosts! Its a great book. Check it out.
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Irving is the best
Finkle rules!
Oh dear Irving, it is shocking that you have been exiled from The British. My sympathies. I hope you were speaking about the book on Ghosts. I so look forward to that. I love to see you and this stream isn't showing you. So I'll just stream another one. Please take very good care of yourself.
Base 60 is great. Divisible by 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 10. Should say 12 also. Thank you.
your welcome. I am glad you liked the pod. I hope to have Dr. Finkle on again in season two.
I can understand leaving off the base itself, but why did you leave out 30, 20, and 15?
Sore fingers.
The Grand Bard Finkel
He truly is a bard1😃
That would make it "hard to hire good help" if the kings continued the practice of taking their staff with them into the afterlife whenever they died. Lol!
Yes it would lol. People would not put up with that today! But back then people had good lives while serving the rulers compared to others who didn't. It still was fare worse than today's standards but they had food and safety where others didnot.
Does he do a video on the creation story ? Wld also be interesting if he could discuss / critique Eric Von Dianakins work.
I will have to do another interview with Dr. Finkle about Sumer origins. That will be in season three this comming fall.
@@parasortium933 that would be fascinating. Would be interesting to ask him about claims made by pop researchers outside the academic field such as dianakin, hancock and others who tend to negate "mainstream" historians and researchers out of hand. Would be nice to hear the other side of the story.
@@naturelevi8751 That would be something to explore. Thank you!🙂 We are trying to make sure that the content we produce is from an honest exploration of the fields we present. That means allowing everyone the opporunity to talk on the subject.
Dude! What a Great Man. Thankyou for this. Curious if you heard of The Watchers also full of Great Minds of today. ( I mean lots of people who studied ancient texts/ puzzles etc) all the best.
I'll check them out! I love to explore old works.
There are a lot of questions I wish you would have asked, especially after you expressed an by interest in learning Sumerian. The building blocks are syllables. Is this also true of Babylonian cuneiform? Is there any reason to believe there are syllables common to both. If so, oral Babylonian could be used to make inferences about oral Sumerian. Are there any words we know how they sounded, for example the names of their cities? If the language is a total isolate it would suggest they migrated in from somewhere else? Where? Has there been any DNA analysis done?
I will ask him when I interview him again. He does have videos about learning Sumerian. I will see if I can find you the links.
th-cam.com/video/PfYYraMgiBA/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/XVmsfL5LG90/w-d-xo.html
In these he teaches writing in Cuneiform. I wish I had another four hours to talk to him. We will do more when him time permitting. I hope to do a whitness to history with him this year.
The Mexican tradition " day of the dead comes from the Italian/Spanish traditions.
Yes it does thank you. other cultures do similar practices throughout the world including the Sumerians. its very interesting how that happens. people like to remember those they love and I think that is a healthy thing.
Subscribed!
Good Luck with learning the language of Sumerian.
Maybe it would be a better idea, to just learn to read Cunei-form, fluently.
Curious of what might be found on those remaining tablets, not yet transcribed, or still to be excavated.
ESPECIALLY the parts of Nibiru, and the Annunakis.
As the professor said: "One could almost believe it's a language from another planet..."
Well...THAT'S what I can believe it is..FOR REAL.
Thank you! It is a very alien language to try to learn. I am working on sentence structure and learning the words before trying to speak it. It could be an alien language as it has no other relative on earth. I am tracing the Annunaki Pantheon. These beings have a real fascination for me. I love this stuff.
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it's SUMER not Sumeria - you're welcome
My phone loves to do this to me. I type Sumer and it auto corrects to Sumeria I will fix it
@@parasortium933 cool