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Try ChatLLM by Abacus.AI for yourself here: https://chatllm.abacus.ai/iex 🎵 HEAR THE 40,000-YEAR-OLD FLUTE: ▸ Listen (EMAP – "The Edge of Time"): https://www.emaproject.eu/content/audio/cd-4-music-from-the-edge-of-time.html ▸ Album: https://www.delphianrecords.com/products/dcd34185 ▸ Video: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/paQplaJqrro If the links ever break, search: "Anna Friederike Potengowski Hohle Fels flute" or "Edge of Time Paleolithic bone flutes" All research and sources are linked below. 📚 RESEARCH & SOURCES: ▸ Hunter-gatherer work hours — Richard Lee, "What Hunters Do for a Living" (1968, in Man the Hunter, Aldine Publishing). Fieldwork with the Ju/'hoansi showed roughly 4–6 hours a day on subsistence. ▸ Hohle Fels flute — Nicholas J. Conard (2009, Nature) https://doi.org/10.1038/nature08169 — a vulture wing-bone flute with five finger holes, ~40,000 years old. ▸ Venus of Hohle Fels — Nicholas J. Conard (2009, Nature) https://doi.org/10.1038/nature07995 — a mammoth-ivory female figure, ~40,000 years old, one of the oldest sculptures of a person. ▸ Ain Sakhri lovers — British Museum (inv. 1958,1007.1). Calcite pebble carved into two embracing figures, ~11,000 years old, Natufian culture. Identified by René Neuville in 1933 — the oldest known sculpture of two people having sex. ▸ Knuckle bones (astragali) — Sheep/goat ankle bones used as the earliest dice, found across the Near East, Mediterranean, and Central Asia, stretching back thousands of years. ▸ Royal Game of Ur — Excavated by Leonard Woolley from the Royal Tombs of Ur in the 1920s. ~4,600 years old. Rules decoded by Irving Finkel from a Babylonian clay tablet (BM 33333B). ▸ Sumerian profession lists — Cuneiform tablets ~4,400 years old listing the term "kar-kid," debated as meaning prostitute or an unattached woman. ▸ Epic of Gilgamesh — Oldest surviving narrative, 3,500+ years old. Shamhat civilises the wild man Enkidu through sex. Translation: Andrew George (Penguin Classics). ▸ Ancient Greek prostitution — Legal, public, and taxed in Athens. Solon credited with public brothels (likely legend). Tiers: pornai (cheapest, mostly enslaved) and hetairai (educated companions). ▸ Aspasia of Miletus — Partner of Pericles. Academic source: M. M. Henry, "Prisoner of History" (1995, Oxford University Press). ▸ Pompeii Lupanar — Sarah Levin-Richardson, "The Brothel of Pompeii" (2019, Cambridge University Press). Excavated by Giuseppe Fiorelli in 1862. 134 graffiti, erotic frescoes, stone beds. ———————————————————— Time stamps 00:00 How Humans Learned to Have Fun 02:23 Sponsor: ChatLLM by Abacus AI 03:26 Music, Games & Gambling 06:00 When Sex Became More Than Biology 07:27 How Cities Turned Pleasure Into Business 11:42 Inside an Ancient Roman Brothel 14:04 When Pleasure Became a Business PEOPLE & SITES MENTIONED IN THIS VIDEO: ▸ Nicholas Conard — Archaeologist who excavated the Hohle Fels flute (2008) and one of the oldest sculptures of a person from the same cave. ▸ Irving Finkel — British Museum curator who decoded the Royal Game of Ur rules from a 2,000-year-old cuneiform tablet. ▸ Leonard Woolley — Excavated the Royal Tombs of Ur in the 1920s. Found game boards inlaid with shell and lapis lazuli, buried with a king. ▸ René Neuville — French diplomat who in 1933 identified the Ain Sakhri lovers figurine in a Bethlehem collection — ~11,000 years old. ▸ Giuseppe Fiorelli — Uncovered the Pompeii Lupanar in 1862. Ten rooms, stone beds, and 130+ graffiti — names, brags, and complaints carved into plaster. ▸ Aspasia — Partner of Pericles, the man who ran Athens. The great thinkers wrote about how sharp she was — a woman history bothered to name. ▸ Shamhat — Character in the Epic of Gilgamesh. She civilises the wild man Enkidu — in the oldest story we have, she's the one who turns a beast into a human. ▸ Hohle Fels Cave — Southern Germany. A 40,000-year-old bone flute and one of the oldest known figurative sculptures were found here. ▸ Ain Sakhri Cave — Near Bethlehem. Oldest known sculpture of two people having sex, ~11,000 years old. Not found in a grave — a private object about wanting someone. ▸ Royal Tombs of Ur — Modern-day Iraq. Game boards buried with a king so he could keep playing in the next life. ▸ Pompeii — Buried by Vesuvius in 79 AD. Workers' names still on the Lupanar walls 2,000 years later: Myrtis, Successa, Felix. ▸ Mesopotamia — Between the Tigris and Euphrates. ~6,000 years ago, the first cities created strangers, money, and for the first time, pleasure with a price tag. ———————————————————— 🎨 Animation by Ink Explainer ———————————————————— #ancienthumans #history #pleasure #music #games #gambling #ancientrome #pompeii #archaeology #anthropology #humanhistory #explainer #animation #education #iceage #mesopotamia #gilgamesh #ancientgreece #stoneage #prehistory

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