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King Gilgamesh and WILD MAN Enkidu: The 4,700-Year-Old Love Story Victorians Didn't Like!

Ancient cuneiform tablets reveal history's first romance - hidden by Victorian archaeologists 🏺 Discover the Epic of Gilgamesh as it was truly written - a passionate love story between two men that ancient Mesopotamians celebrated 4,700 years ago. When Victorian scholar George Smith translated these cuneiform tablets in 1872, he discovered something that would shake the foundations of archaeology... and then buried it beneath carefully chosen euphemisms. ↗️ discover more fascinating stories here:    • 🏛️LOST CIVILIZATIONS - The Most Baffling M...   Tonight's archaeological journey reveals how the world's oldest surviving literature tells a same-sex love story using explicit marriage language, and why translators spent 150 years pretending it said something else. From ancient Sumerian texts to the British Museum's dusty archives, uncover the truth about King Gilgamesh and his wild companion Enkidu. 📜 Tonight's Journey Includes: Chapter 1 • The Tablet That Changed Everything Chapter 2 • The Language of Love, Literally Chapter 3 • Life in Ancient Uruk (Where Nobody Cared) Chapter 4 • The Victorian Translation Circus Chapter 5 • What the Ancients Actually Thought Chapter 6 • The Love That Survived Five Millennia 🎧 BONUS CONTENT: This video contains THREE complete sleep stories! After our main tale, enjoy two additional bonus stories narrated by our special guest narrator - perfect for all-night listening. Bonus Story 1 - Caesar's Ghostwriter: Surviving a Day in Rome's Deadliest Job Bonus Story 2 - Archaeology That Rewrote the Middle Ages (And Proves Your History Teacher Was Wrong) ✨ Perfect for: Falling asleep while learning fascinating ancient history, LGBTQ history enthusiasts, and anyone curious about what archaeologists really found in those ancient ruins. 📚 Note: While based on real archaeological discoveries and actual ancient texts, some narrative elements have been gently dramatized to enhance your relaxation and sleep experience. 🔔 Help our archaeological adventures continue! Please LIKE this video, SUBSCRIBE for weekly historical sleep stories, and COMMENT where you're listening from - it's fascinating to know where our fellow explorers are resting their heads tonight! Sweet dreams, fellow archaeologists 😴 Historical Sources: • The Epic of Gilgamesh, Standard Babylonian Version, Tablets I-XII • George Smith's original translations, British Museum Archives (1872-1876) • Andrew R. George, "The Babylonian Gilgamesh Epic" (2003) • "Gilgamesh, Enkidu, and the Netherworld" - Sumerian version • Cuneiform tablets from the Library of Ashurbanipal, Nineveh #sleepstories #boringsleepstories #archaeologysleepstories #epicofgilgamesh #ancienthistory #mesopotamia #sleepmeditation #bedtimestories #historyforsleep #lgbtqhistory #gayhistory #queerhistory