These reliefs were made 2,800 years ago for King Ashurnasirpal II’s North-West Palace in the ancient Assyrian city of Nimrud (modern-day Iraq). They show battle scenes, gods, magical figures, rituals and King Ashurnasirpal himself. The panels are also inscribed with lines of cuneiform text. Drop into the gallery and explore for yourself on Google Street View: http://ow.ly/odIO30eX1LE | British Museum

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43K views · 527 reactions | Matt explains how cuneiform tablets—etched by Sumerians, Babylonians, and others—preserved humanity’s oldest stories, immune to time in a way paper and oral tradition could never be. Many tell of a massive flood, hinting that even the Sumerians may have inherited memories from a far older civilization. Full Episode: https://youtu.be/HPY0-2ylVuY?si=jfWs6ghu_fKuFgG1 | Matt Beall Limitless | Facebook