Oldest Stories

Oldest Stories

History and myth of the Cradle of Civilization, bronze age Mesopotamia, beginning with the dawn of writing. The show will cover the full history of Mesopotamia, from Gilgamesh to Nabonidas, a span of some 2500 years, with myths of heroes and gods, and tales of daily life peppered throughout. Sumer, Akkad, Old Babylon, Hittites, and Israel have all been covered in depth, current episodes get deep into the Assyrian Empire. New episodes every other Wednesday. Online at oldeststories.net.

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OS 165 - The Kings of Urartu

OS 165 - The Kings of Urartu

Today we witness the transformation of Urartu—called Biainilli in its own time—from a fledgling mountain kingdom into a formidable Iron Age empire that would challenge Assyria itself. Following Sardur...

16 Apr 202537min

OS 164 - The Rise of Urartu

OS 164 - The Rise of Urartu

In this episode, we explore one of the most dramatic and mysterious transformations in ancient Near Eastern history: the sudden rise of the Kingdom of Urartu—known to its own people as Biainilli—under...

2 Apr 202537min

OS 163 - The Birth of Urartu

OS 163 - The Birth of Urartu

Explore the fascinating rise of Urartu, an ancient kingdom forged in the crucible of war and environmental hardship. In just two decades during the mid-9th century BCE, this mountainous backwater tran...

19 Mar 202533min

OS 162 - The Rise of Phrygia

OS 162 - The Rise of Phrygia

In the wake of the Bronze Age Collapse, a new power emerged in central Anatolia—the Phrygians. This episode examines their origins, tracing their migration from the Balkans and their settlement in the...

5 Mar 202536min

OS 161 - A Kingdom of Honey and Blood: The Suhu Rebellion

OS 161 - A Kingdom of Honey and Blood: The Suhu Rebellion

Suhu is a only modestly important region, and the independant kingdom that lived on the Middle Euphrates from perhaps 775 BCE to 744 BCE is barely more than an historical footnote. And yet, because th...

19 Feb 202549min

OS 160 - Graham Hancock and the Philosophy of Archeology

OS 160 - Graham Hancock and the Philosophy of Archeology

Graham Hancock is a complicated man. On one hand, he is exposing a lot of people to some of the most cutting edge archeological investigations and open questions in history, and doing it in a way that...

5 Feb 202552min

OS 159 - Slaves and Bronze in Iron Age Assyria

OS 159 - Slaves and Bronze in Iron Age Assyria

Reading 2800 year old slave documents, we learn a great deal about what concerned the people of Assyria on a day to day basis, at least the ones who lived in and around the major cities. From these do...

22 Jan 202547min

OS 158 - The Glorious Magnates of Assyria

OS 158 - The Glorious Magnates of Assyria

Today we talk about the governors Nergal-Erish and Mannu-ki-Mat-Assur as they play their part in building the Assyrian empire in a number of often unheralded and underappreciated ways. Then we look at...

8 Jan 202534min

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