Who were the first people in recorded history?

Why do you lie. We know Egypt is much older We also know about the places in Iran who buried sites 10,000 years ago. This nonsense is getting old

If a human finds a pen, at first she/he write her/his name. So I think that happened to this guy.

Adam

Good video.

The first pharoh menes may just be the mthological propoganda used so often.

To claim authority could be bolstered by claiming decent from some anchient king or god figure.

Fan fact: Babylon was burned down and the fire hardened these templates

Not going to lie, I expected a story of some sub-par copper

Egypt the son of ham more black men and women

Cushim was a cushite a black man

The first people of this world were the children of ham.. black men and women the people of King Nimrod son of kush son of ham

Adam & Eve

ADAM AND EVE ,

Ah, a missed opportunity for the title: The history of History.

You must read the words by Arabian its mean قاسم kusem it's mean the one who disributer the share s

Immortality comes in two forms, having descendants and having your life remembered. Having descendants is great as such but you will not be remembered for who you were, think of Cheddar Man. It is when part of your life is remembered that you have some degree of immortality though fleeting, as nothing lasts forever. Eventually most people become little more than names from the past with no idea of who they were.

We don't know for sure that yhe slabe was treated horribly. Many roman slaves were not. There were many forms of slavery in yhe past and it was super common. Let's not implant our current culture and ideals to the past, it will blind understanding of the past when we yry to piece it together. Even describing their society from milennia ago puts filters/obscure our understanding.

Homo Sapiens (our species of humans) are about 300,000 years old. Yet we only have records of the last 5,000 years. So it took roughly 295,000 years to figure out how to write.

If the Scopian King's identify is recorded in writing, he by definition is part of history.

i thought the ending bit he was gonna lead into a cloud storage solution.... good vid though

My name is on pottery I made :3 art is immortality

Its all about the beer. Listen to your elders.

Ello! Dave here, just wanted to let you know im alive and well !

Greetings from Bangladesh 🇧🇩

Adam and Eve

I kinda wanna make a clay tablet with my name on it and bury it in the middle of nowhere

tl;dw its "kushim"

I think you are vastly underestimating the number of people who were ever alive at 100 billion.

Let's just take Mayan civilization as an example. Active for nearly 500 years. 5 generations per 100 years, with a peak population of at least 10 million.

Doing the rough math and accounting for the rise and wane of civilization being less than 10 million population, I've conservatively coming up with just the Mayans having had a population adding up to over 10 billion for just the Mayan in a 500 year period.

It's a very interesting and educational video, the only thing I'd improve — don't make interviews with metally ill people who write "she/her" in their name.

Kushim and Nisa drunk as hell slinging dat barley.

I'm sure that in the pictographs of natives of every culture, are hidden the names of many heroes, but the meaning is obscure to us.

Nao, Gau, Um, names like this would be similar to the first names from every one(hominids) that could talk. I guess.😅

I don't find the idea of being immortalised attractive.

I want to fade into the earth in some quiet spot and join the forgotten in their peace.

Total sidenote but the cave painting with the handprints in the beginning have been confirmed to not be human handprints.

They are in the Cueva de los Manos in Argentina and are about 9,000 years old.

Study of the prints show they most likely belong to “baby lizards”. Make of that what you will

Is it possible the Chinese Jiahu symbols are a name?

This is a bit patronizing.

I have been listening to Kings and Generals for a long time; now I listen to you, not about wars that happened 1,000 years ago, but about the human species 1 million years ago :)

Should let her talk more u less and better questions

Everyone could understand the cuneiform sign for woman, so basic and accurate.

Seeing how cuneiform was often carved into rock, could it be read by touch like modern day Braille?

as long as a name is repeated, the soul will survive. thanks Stefan!

I'll be real for a second here mate, you look like Luciano Pavarotti in some angles.

Im so glad this channel just revealed it self today.. ty fyp of yt

Wait what??? 100billion have been born?

Why is there that trivia which says “more people are alive today that have ever died”?!?!? 😂😂
Always felt that might be true