Step into Uruk, the world’s first true city — noisy, sweaty, brilliant, alive. In this fast 10–15 minute run we follow a full day from sunrise to starlight: bread in clay ovens, scribes pressing the first cuneiform, the ziggurat of Inanna, farmers, potters, copper workers, long-distance trade in lapis, family meals, music by firelight, and a storyteller chanting Gilgamesh. If this sprint through ancient Mesopotamia made your sandals dusty, like, subscribe, and comment where you’re watching from! 🌍
What you’ll see:
- Dawn streets, markets, and the first receipts on clay - How temples ran food, land, and politics - Work, family, food, hygiene, inequality, and debt slavery - Cylinder seals, trade networks, and why Uruk changed everything - New here? This is History on the Run — quick, accurate history with a wink.
