Probably because of drones too.

I dunno, I think the safe bet is a count to see if this is really over 200 sheep. That would be solid evidence that it's the real thing.

I'll go get started on that

What are you doing, step pyramid?

Well hey, when I get to the afterlife, I'm going to need some things to redecorate

What if these were for a cookout and they just forgot them?

“And I want all sheep heads in the kingdom next to me.” -rich dead guy

You know, putting your ducks in a row but this time sheep skulls.

Or 2000 sheep's head!

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Looks like the rest of their bodies are not unearthed yet.

Sand moves over time.

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Personally, I like his work but you have to see it for what it is. Hes a “fan of history, tslking about history”. He’s basically us. Not an academic source. Just a guy who retells stories he finds interesting and wants to talk about.

I think he does a good job of clarifying “this is my feeling about” vs “this is what the community says is a fact”

But if you are viewing him as citable source, I’d be wary there.

Best believe I’ll continue to subscribe to his stuff, but, for example, I would never cite “well Dan Carlin said it went like this” as a counter in a debate.

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Well described as Hauntingly beautiful

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Honestly, seeing it all laid out like that is so beautiful. There is something hauntingly beautiful about it.

The early kingdom mummies were also buried in the sand and burial pits (without tombs).

The preservation of skulls over 2000 plus years could be hard if not mummified

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