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Episode R6 The Heroic Age
\u201cI should weary the reader, were I to describe, step by step, the progress of the work, and the discoveries gradually made in various part of the great mound.\xa0 The labours of one day resembled those of the preceding; but it would be difficult to convey to others an idea of the excitement which was produced by the constant discovery of objects of the highest interest.\u201d\xa0 \u2013 Austen Henry Layard, Nineveh and Its Remains\nWhile Layard resumed his Assyrian excavations, and Rawlinson continued to decipher Akkadian, both efforts began to shed light on the even older civilization of ancient Sumer.\nLearn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices