Ahir Shah
Appearances
You're Dead to Me
The Indus Civilisation (Radio Edit)
Und die anderen 38% sind Unicorns? Oder das ist... It's just so tasty.
You're Dead to Me
The Indus Civilisation (Radio Edit)
I say that it was, well, it was for storing grain. And you're like, no, it was a pub. The King's Head isn't where you store the King's Head. It's just a pub, isn't it? Damn it. So I'm going to say that it's where they stored grain. And you're going to be like, no, it was like a coffee shop art gallery.
You're Dead to Me
The Indus Civilisation (Radio Edit)
Welcome, Ahir. Hello, Greg. And as I learned, it's actually Julius Caesar. So who's the historian now?
You're Dead to Me
The Indus Civilisation (Radio Edit)
Was bedeutet das Wort? Entschuldigung, eine Osserei. Eine Bohnenhaus.
You're Dead to Me
The Indus Civilisation (Radio Edit)
Ich denke, dass Meteor eines dieser schwierigen Dinge ist. Und es gibt Beweise davon, dass es irgendwo nahe ist. Aber weil es keine Beweise von großen Kriegen gibt, oder so etwas, werde ich sagen, dass es nicht erwähnt wurde, dass es keine Krieg war.
You're Dead to Me
The Indus Civilisation (Radio Edit)
Ich denke, dass Indisch das Wort Hindu auslöst, etymologisch. Ich denke, dass das die Sache ist. I imagine that this is what is now like northwest India and Pakistan.
You're Dead to Me
The Indus Civilisation (Radio Edit)
That's baffling to me, because you could say, it's as dull and orderly as a Lancashire mining town, or you'd say, this is as dull and orderly as a Lancashire mining town, and it's four and a half thousand years old. That's an exciting thing. All of the things that... The Nuance Window!
You're Dead to Me
The Indus Civilisation (Radio Edit)
I'm sure that the current government of India would like us to believe that it was exclusively in India and these people identified as Hindus and had little statues of Ganesh that they carried around with them all the time and invented faster than light travel and all of this sort of business until they were rudely disturbed or what have you.
You're Dead to Me
The Indus Civilisation (Radio Edit)
But I'm not sure quite how historically accurate some of the BJP's claims on that front are.
You're Dead to Me
The Indus Civilisation (Radio Edit)
We're the only country in the world that ate the animal on our crest. And I never know whether to feel terrible or brilliant about that.
You're Dead to Me
The Indus Civilisation (Radio Edit)
You're welcome. You're cool with all the stuff. I know, right? It's like I'm reading from a sheet or something, but no, I haven't.
You're Dead to Me
The Indus Civilisation (Radio Edit)
Yeah, yeah, it seems like they came out of Oslo and they're about to release their second LP. Darf ich fragen, wenn wir von Städten sprechen, denken Sie, dass es in der Welt Städte gibt, in denen 10 Millionen Menschen leben oder was auch immer, aber ich vermute, dass wir nicht von dieser Art und Weise sprechen. Was bedeutet es also, eine Stadt zu sein in dieser Zeit?
You're Dead to Me
The Indus Civilisation (Radio Edit)
Was mir sofort beeindruckend ist, ist, dass ich letztes Jahr nach Pompeji besucht habe. Und gerade die Ebenen, die man sieht, und es gibt eine Art Grid-Elemente darin, und man kann fast sagen, dass es diese Quartier ist und das ist diese Quartier. Es ist unglaublich, sich eine Bildung von etwas wie diesem in Südasien zu sehen und etwas in Europa zu haben.
You're Dead to Me
The Indus Civilisation (Radio Edit)
Natürlich gibt es Unterschiede, aber es gibt auch bestimmte bemerkenswerte Vergleiche zu mir. Ich glaube, das ist nur so, wie Menschen instinktiv in dieser Weise konurbieren. regardless of where we're from, which is pretty cool. I love the word Conurbate.
You're Dead to Me
The Indus Civilisation (Radio Edit)
Yeah, no Oxbow Lakes in this shot, unfortunately.
You're Dead to Me
The Indus Civilisation (Radio Edit)
He's had a really long, varied career. He's gone all around the place.
You're Dead to Me
The Indus Civilisation (Radio Edit)
Du kennst Unikronen, richtig? Lass uns das als Frage über Unikronen und Dschungel und alles mitnehmen. Given that in so many parts of the world where they didn't know each other and yet they They've still got the idea of like, oh, there's this lizard that breeds fire. Or, oh, there's this horse that's got a stick on his head. Right? Who are we to say that they didn't exist?
You're Dead to Me
The Indus Civilisation (Radio Edit)
I think it's just that the archaeological evidence of the unicorns hasn't been found yet. I'm Team Unicorn on this one.
You're Dead to Me
The Indus Civilisation (Radio Edit)
Vielleicht etwas wie Kühlschrubben und Kollektionen, die für Fertilisierungen in Bäumen auf der Außenwelt genutzt werden.
You're Dead to Me
The Indus Civilisation (Radio Edit)
Wow, okay. Was, also Wasser würde in Kanälen gedreht werden und dann würde das alles wegnehmen?
You're Dead to Me
The Indus Civilisation (Radio Edit)
I am going to guess that it is because there is no sort of equivalent like portraiture or anything like that. You know, you've got these things of animals, but you don't have it of people, the faces of people at least.
You're Dead to Me
The Indus Civilisation (Radio Edit)
Mit dieser modernen Dividende, macht das deinen Job als Archäologen schwieriger, wenn du versucht hast, die Wahrheit dieser Zivilisation zu beurteilen, die diese kontemporären Grenzen gesperrt hat?
You're Dead to Me
The Indus Civilisation (Radio Edit)
Das ist das Ding mit einem Show wie diesem, mit sehr illustrierten akademischen Kredenzen und so weiter, wo immer so oft jemand ein kleines Ding ausgibt. Und als Nachbar bin ich so, was? Warte! Du hast einen Blick auf meine Beine und du weißt, was ich gegessen habe. Das ist es. Lass das nicht da liegen. That's so cool!
You're Dead to Me
The Indus Civilisation (Radio Edit)
This is very sinister. If we were to find your body in an abandoned warehouse.
You're Dead to Me
The Indus Civilisation (Radio Edit)
Oh my God. So like you'd be able to tell my parents' skeletons would show that they were likely born in India?