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Mr. Tim, I love your programs so much. However, the helmet is YLLIRIAN, which means ALBANIAN. Because Albanians are the Real YLLIRIANS. Thank you with all my respect.

How can you not love Tim, a legend.

Your historical explanation is terrible, my friend. You could have accessed this information with just a simple research. The Turkish state that ruled in Transoxiana, Afghanistan, northern India and Khorasan between 963-1186 The Ghaznavids took their name from the city of Ghazni, which they made their capital, which is still within the borders of Afghanistan. This dynasty is called Yemînis, referring to Mahmud-ı Gaznevi's nickname Yemînüddevle. They are also called Sebük ​​Teginis, in reference to the father of the dynasty, Sebük ​​Tigin.

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Excellent informative video. I have recently uncovered what seems to be a Carnelian gemstone in a carved silver setting whilst metal detecting. The engraving is of a griffin with paw on a wheel and the silver frame is deeply carved in a floral type scroll. Unfortunately our local FLO does not seem able to help with identifying my find. Would you be able to help? Andy Krzykowski

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What a wonderful thing to come down to a person. If someone had a similar ring created and gave to me nowadays I’d be absolutely thrilled. Oh, the hands which have worn it!

You lot are funny

Magnificently Divine. Outstanding piece. 🙇🏽‍♂️

Great to watch-a true gentleman :-) I love moldings and cornices and horology too-even brown furniture! Nothing modern can beat it!

Katherine Swynford nee de Roet

it is'nt just any ring when its from the 13th century and when its 700 years old you know that its value is immense..........

A wonderful find! BTW John Benjamin is my favorite expert on jewelry.

Thats like way total kool!

The original icon was actually painted near Kyiv and consequently stolen by “Russia”. So-called "Russian icons" are just another example of colonial narrative. In fact, this style originated in Kyiv before the foundation of Moscow

Another glorious object. Thanks Tim!

Great video as normal, Tim. I would love to own something like that.

How does anyone know that it was from John of Gaunt to Katherine Swynford? It all seems a bit nebulous to me.

the oldest gold ring I own , is a late 1800's Elks lodge ring

I love brushed gold

Ancient luristan❤

I absolutely LOVE Tim Wonnacott. He's a hoot and he's brilliant. Thank you for posting this - I look forward to more. DA (Vancouver, WA - USA)

Sound's a bit muffled.

No Mammoth was hurt by this or any similar Flint axe, which in reality was meant to be ground at the edge, meticulously hafted in a wooden shaft and used to work wood. Mammoths were long gone in Europe at that time ...

What is that beast? It looks like it has a scorpion tail. Dipiction of the beasts out of the bottomless pit in Revelations.

Wonderful Christening Lion Eyedoll X-calibur majick wand-like in its design. Perhaps it is holy Ankh of the first coming of UK patron Saint GermAnus, HRH.. as spoken wonderful deep throat/knuckle of the 3 Lionheads - Woden take much dusting 😂 and a patina to Xeyes/die for! Does it come with its original crux-long bone pinspear? PS. and destination stamp? PPS. and centre lozenge germstone - should be saphfire as Middlehem Jew el? Wonderschon handikraft! ThankYou

I just bought one of these vase

That’s not a solar disc on his head, it’s a lunar disc, as indicated by the crescent at the bottom. This means it’s not Ra-Horakhty, but is more than likely meant to be Khonsu.

With a later chain?

TIM, COULD YOU PLEASE DO AN UPDATE FROM TIME TO TIME TELLING US WHAT THINGS ACTUALLY SOLD FOR AT AUCTION? thank you

Mosasaurs are not dinosaurs. Also, interested buyers should check very carefully to determine the amount of restoration.

I’ll give you 'bout tree fiddy

Can't stand this man horrible cannot speak the queens english.

"late 13c., faute, "deficiency," from Old French faute, earlier falte, "opening, gap; failure, flaw, blemish; lack, deficiency" (12c.), from Vulgar Latin *fallita "a shortcoming, falling," from Latin falsus "deceptive, feigned, spurious," past participle of fallere "deceive, disappoint" (see fail (v.)). The -l- was restored 16c., probably in imitation of Latin, but the letter was silent until 18c. Sense of "physical defect" is from early 14c.; that of "moral culpability" (milder than sin or vice, but more serious than an error) is first recorded late 14c." definitely brings a murkier meaning to the inscription

IS it possible to do some follow up on these objectd please TIM?

LOVE you Tim more please

Turkey did not exist until 1,000+ years after this Urartian object was made.

The replica is good enuff for me. Beautiful Piece!

Tim is looking and sounding great these days. I miss him on TV but this will have to do :)

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Video was cut short!! God damn.

Romans were terriefied and fascinated by the numidians and by the way numidians were neither arabs nor Black

Timothy is a cheeky monkey!

The story behind the discovery is very well told, most interesting and enjoyable. Thanks.

Ralph DeAssheton is my ancestor.

This caught my eye. This is from an external surface (sunken relief) but where and how did it get this extensive wear? You do not say. What was the context it was discovered in (a floor maybe?) that would shed some light on its current condition? "French collection, 1990s-early 2000s" does not tell us much about the collection history or actual origins. How did it leave Egypt, is there any documentation? What does the back look like? Has it been sawn off a larger block, or was it originally a slab? You do not say. The iconography is a bit weird isn't it? Did the artist intend to depict him with deformed shoulders and misshapen arms? Also the profile of the "wife" is rather poor, with piggy little eyes. If this is a seated figure and the horizontal lines are supposed to be their thighs (yes?) why do they look different from other reliefs of this period where a sceptre is shown, where the arm is above the thigh, not resting on it? Anyway, try and put your elbows on the top of your thighs while sitting on a stool. Where are the figure's bottoms? The ancient Egyptians were very fond of bottoms (aren't we all?) and it is odd that this couple were shown in such a bottomless form. This craftsman, whenever he lived was not very good, was he? As "art". it's all a bit gawky and odd looking. Perhaps that is why Mr Tim Wonnacott is so enamoured of it? I wonder who will end up buying it?

Shouldn't it be returned to Egypt to a museum? Who stole it in the first place?