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1.纪录片《大英博物馆世界简史》 014玉斧(6)
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So, with the Canterbury axe head, that was from the same block as one that was found in Dorset, and it's clear that people must have gone back to that...
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2.纪录片《大英博物馆世界简史》 014玉斧(7)
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Jade is extremely hard, and difficult to work, so much effort must have gone into the shaping of it. 玉石的质地极为坚硬,难以加工,为它塑形一定耗费了...
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3.纪录片《大英博物馆世界简史》 014玉斧(8)
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It had to be broken up like the body, or buried like the body, and we do have hundreds-if not thousands-of axes in Britain that appear to have been gi...
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4.纪录片《大英博物馆世界简史》 015早期的写字板(1)
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Can you imagine a world without writing? Without any writing at all? 想象一个没有文字的世界,完全没有任何文字的世界? No forms to fill in of course, no ...
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5.纪录片《大英博物馆世界简史》 015早期的写字板(2)
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When, around five thousand years ago, the earliest cities and states grew up in the world's fertile river valleys, one of the challenges for leaders w...
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6.纪录片《大英博物馆世界简史》 015早期的写字板(3)
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Beer was the staple drink in Mesopotamia and was issued as rations to workers. 啤酒是美索不达米亚的主要饮料,用以分配给工人饮用。 Money, laws, trade, ...
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7.纪录片《大英博物馆世界简史》 015早期的写字板(4)
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What's amazing for me is of course this is a society where the economy is in its first stages, there is no money, there is no currency. 这是一个经济处...
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8.纪录片《大英博物馆世界简史》 015早期的写字板(5)
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Clay may not seem to us the ideal medium for writing, but the clay from the banks of the Euphrates and the Tigris proved to be unbeatable for all kind...
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9.纪录片《大英博物馆世界简史》 015早期的写字板(6)
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Our little beer-rationing tablet is divided into three rows of four boxes each, and in each box the signs-typically for this date-are read from top to...
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10.纪录片《大英博物馆世界简史》 015早期的写字板(7)
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The creation of new sound signs was probably quite a fast-moving process, 创造新表音符号的过程很可能极快。 and as they developed, the signs would have...