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Mesopotamia

Gwendolyn Lyke
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Gwendolyn Lyke, who wrote a book called Mesopotamia, tellingly, the subtitle is The Invention of the City. She describes it as being the only really large urban center in the fourth millennium.

Sentiment: Deep Dive
Trigger: importance of Warka
For: history enthusiasts and archaeology students
Key quote: this mysterious ruined city you could argue is the single most important place in the history of humankind.
The host mentions the book 'Mesopotamia' to highlight the historical significance of Warka, a site that has been continuously inhabited since 5000 BC. This discussion emphasizes the archaeological importance and the mysteries surrounding this ancient location, linking it to broader themes of human civilization.