Profoundly suggest the British Museum's Youtube Channel!

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I realize the British Museum is kinda questionable yet it has an incredible Youtube channel with just 140k endorsers.

They have an arrangement Curator's Corner recounting intriguing tales pretty much a wide range of stuff ( Irving Finkel is astonishing )

Or on the other hand one of their most seen recordings is a video on the best way to make multi year old bread. 

They have a 11 section arrangement on protection of a Tang Dynasty weaving

Or then again an account of a multi year old outcast from Aleppo 

On the off chance that you haven't viewed their recordings it is unquestionably worth a look!

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