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Mesopotamia: A Captivating Guide to Ancient Mesopotamian History and Civilizations, Including the Sumerians and Sumerian Mythology, Gilgamesh, Ur, Assyrians, Babylon, Hammurabi and the Persian Empire
- Narrated by: Richard Savage, Desmond Manny, Duke Holm, David Patton
- Length: 21 hrs and 33 mins
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Publisher's Summary
If you want to discover the remarkable history of Mesopotamia, then pay attention...
Seven captivating manuscripts in one audiobook:
- Sumerians: A Captivating Guide to Ancient Sumerian History, Sumerian Mythology and the Mesopotamian Empire of the Sumer Civilization
- Gilgamesh: A Captivating Guide to Gilgamesh the King and the Epic of Gilgamesh
- Ur: A Captivating Guide to One of the Most Important Sumerian City-States in Ancient Mesopotamia
- Assyrian History: A Captivating Guide to the Assyrians and Their Powerful Empire in Ancient Mesopotamia
- Babylon: A Captivating Guide to the Kingdom in Ancient Mesopotamia, Starting from the Akkadian Empire to the Battle of Opis Against Persia, Including Babylonian Mythology and the Legacy of Babylonia
- Hammurabi: A Captivating Guide to the Sixth King of the First Babylonian Dynasty, Including the Code of Hammurabi
- The Persian Empire: A Captivating Guide to the History of Persia, Starting from the Ancient Achaemenid, Parthian, and Sassanian Empires to the Safavid, Afsharid, and Qajar Dynasties
Taken together, the civilizations of Sumer, Assyria, and Persia have helped form the modern makeup of Mesopotamia, western Asia, and the world. However, to really understand why things are the way they are, it’s important to break up this historical timeline and spend some time learning about each society. Only by doing this will you be able to fully appreciate the powerful impact these ancient peoples had on our modern world.
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- D. G. Florida
- 03-05-19
Great material, terrible performance
Why everyone gives the performance 5 stars is beyond me. In sections 1-3, the reader takes long pauses at every comma. I hear a sentence, think its over, and then the reader finishes the sentence. Its extremely annoying.
In section 4, there is a different reader but he reads as if his audience is children. He is a little too slow, and his attempts at reading with "emotion" and emphasis fail. That is extremely annoying.
I am about ready to return this audio book and buy the printed book. The material is great, the reading of the material ruins it.
Update: I returned it, can't stand the presentation.
11 people found this helpful
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- SBrown
- 03-20-19
“Divulian”?
One of the narrators was a distracting amateur. Would pause as though end of sentence when it was just a comma, breaking up the thought. But the worst was that he consistently said “divulian” or “antidivulian” when the actual word is DILUVIAN or ANTIDILUVIAN. In a nonfiction historical work, this does serious damage to credibility.
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- Justin
- 07-05-19
Dont buy this!
A lot of questionable claims such as humans at the same time as Lucy??? The narration is not the best. Lastly a lot of the good reviews appear fake as they are written by accounts who review the same books. It would be an awesome book if it were based on science fact, however the author disregards known evidence and says things like, democracy was invented in ancient Mesopotamia. These constant unfounded outrageous claims made me return this. If your looking for knowledge based on evidence then look elsewhere. I have never written a review before but this book is that uninspiring.
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- Glenda Nichols
- 06-05-19
Don’t Waste Your Money
I tried to listen to part one, but the narrator did an exceptionally poor job. Multiple mispronunciations and halting speech set my teeth on edge. In his fractured and disjointed words he made my favorite subject atrocious. This book is really simplistic and offers no new information. It’s not even enjoyable.
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- Old Fogey
- 08-06-19
Don't bother with this one!
This was the most boring book among the hundreds I've listened to. Only the terrible mispronunciations of the narrators roused me from my near stupor. Imagine someone reading seven Cliff's Notes in monotone and you will come close to this 21+ hour listening experience. The final book (the Persian Empire) was a bit better, but it, too, included endless lists of kings, satraps and miscellaneous rulers and of warfare in long-gone countries whose locations could not be guessed without using an atlas of ancient lands of the Middle East.
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- Colorado
- 05-06-19
Who hired these narrators?
I listen to a lot of audiobooks, and really, this is the absolute worst narrated one I've EVER heard. First narrator can't pronounce basic English words, never mind historical terms. It is incredibly distracting. Second narrator seems to think he is reading a fairy tale to a four year old, with all his ACTING skills on full display. Sadly, the material is interesting but it is only tolerable for very short periods of time. Feels like there is zero direction or oversight, and these guys are trying out a new job which really isn't for them. The history may be captivating but this audiobook is not....
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- wtf dude
- 03-27-19
Bare bones and strange.
This book is needlessly pompous spending a couple paragraphs to explain why various types of people could be interested the book's subject. The authors provide some very basic information in sweeping generalizations without explaining or identifying the archeological underpinnings of the information they are providing. They also make some very strange side notes, for instance, they explain that while it may seem like Gilgamesh was a pan sexual who regularly slept with his male best friend we can rest assured that he is as hetero as they come and the Sumerians just like to exaggerate about the gay stuff. Also, they suggest the Out of Africa theory is in question because of findings in Europe but leave it for another day.
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- Kathy Costa
- 07-14-21
No depth, poorly written
Sounds like it was written by 5th graders who happen to know a lot of facts about Mesopotamia. Lacks depth of analysis. Also lots of mispronunciation and poor editing
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- Amazonian
- 04-10-22
Returning this one
High school level at best.
Abysmal performance. Numerous mispronunciations of even common English words.
Avoid.
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- Jorje Pringle
- 03-25-22
Dreadful American accent for foreign words
I don’t recommend this book for listening as the voice is unclear especially on words not familiar in English. The historical content is excellent but the narration annoying
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- Ms B.
- 12-01-19
Little context, endless lists of names rulers.
Poorly written though not so badly read. It's as if somebody who had no knowledge or experience with history was tasked with consulting some standards such as the Cambridge Ancient History, or possibly even Wikipedia and summarising the history of Mesopotamia, which they do with by simply listing the Cities and States and the Rulers who governed them, throwing in a few details of what we know. But completely lacking an overarching narrative structure or explanation of why Mesopotamia was the cradle of civilisation and how it evolved. It's more like a dictionary of Ancient Mesopotamia and a completely inappropriate treatment for an audio work. It basically amounts to a waste of time and money.
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- Steven Wilson
- 06-07-19
exellent
only bad thing was reader didnt know correct pronunciation for many place names and historical figures
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- JM
- 05-08-19
a mix of books a mix of quality
the intro starts with a number of errors. the quality of the blend of books is mixed.
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- Pamela Barton
- 12-23-21
Don't buy!!
Dreadful. I bought the book expecting to learn about a fascinating civilisation. Instead what it is a series of lists that really don't make sense. Rulers were elected - then it goes onto the list of kings? Jumps from agriculture to temples without any connection or time line.
I reached the part of the epic of Gilgamesh - and gave up - after an age of listening to the epic being likened to Shakespeare it then launched into some attack on modern alternative views - and still nothing on the epic.
In view of the fact that the history is one of the foundation stones for our civilisations it would appear that the author is dedicated to keeping anything meaningful a secret!
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- Anonymous User
- 10-15-20
Good book let down by amateur narration.
Also I call bullshit on the audible reviews, after deciding to post my review I had a look to see if I was out of step with my criticism. The first half dozen reviews reflected the very thoughts I had.
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