Earliest Recorded Account of Warfare

Short and sweet @Bootie . It presents a slice of history in a way so that someone can then go off to investigate it if their interest is piqued. Great carving of a shield wall. The painting of a chariot is intriguing, is it historically accurate or an approximation do you know?
 
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chiquichops said:
Short and sweet @Bootie . It presents a slice of history in a way so that someone can then go off to investigate it if their interest is piqued. Great carving of a shield wall. The painting of a chariot is intriguing, is it historically accurate or an approximation do you know?
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Yeah I find longer videos do not do so well on smaller channels like mine so short snippets of digestable content are the norm for me. The painting is correct I believe. Chariots with one 'commander' and one warrior pulled by a pair of asses have been described in relation to their battles. In a future battle Umma lost 60 chariots which equated to 120 men.
 
Bootie said:
Yeah I find longer videos do not do so well on smaller channels like mine so short snippets of digestable content are the norm for me. The painting is correct I believe. Chariots with one 'commander' and one warrior pulled by a pair of asses have been described in relation to their battles. In a future battle Umma lost 60 chariots which equated to 120 men.
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Fascinating, I had no idea asses we're used like that.
 
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