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Religion of iran. there's a variety of materials, of course, ranging from ceramics to metal—work, to gold. and objects are engraved or carved out of stone and glass, as well, of course. we have very complicated bronze castings — and those testify to the skill of the craftsmen at that very, very early date. and that's apparent, i think, all the way through the exhibition. you'll see three axes, for example, dating from around 2500 bc.

There's a variety of materials, of course, ranging from ceramics to mental work, to gold. and objects are engraved or carved out of stone and glass, as well, of course. we have very complicated bronze castings — and those testified to the skill of the craftsmen at that very, very early date. and that's apparent, i think, all the way through the exhibition. you'll see three axes, for example, dating from around 2500 bc. even to do such a casting today requires a high level of skill. and then, coming on a bit later, of course, we've got these magnificent silk textiles with very colourful and w...

Seems to harm them in the minds of voters. i mean, i wonder how many more things like this were going to broadcast and sort of stand by. and i'm sure that when people see this, they'll just -- >> well, nothing they say seems to hurt them in the meeninds of voters. >> your point is well taken. >> let me get to other elements before you pick this apart. >> can i ask a question? >> no, please don't google the pyramids. okay, let's go. we're digressing. >> willie and i, we were talking about this last night, were the pyramids built in 2500 b.c. or 2638 -- >> you guys always fight about that, right...

The horrific acts that they have undertaken around the world, the disrespect for historic sites and certainly this seems consistent with that. >> some of the relics being destroyed are from the mightyiest syrian empire that began in 2500 b.c. and keep in mind isis now controls nearly 2,000 of iraq's 12,000 registered archaeological sites. today the director of the new york metropolitan museum said "this mindless attack on great art, on history and on human understanding constitutes a tragic assault not only on the mosul museum but on our universal commitment to use art to unite people and prom...

The horrific acts that they have undertaken around the world, the disrespect for historic sites and certainly this seems consistent with that. >> some of the relics being destroyed are from the mightyiest syrian empire that began in 2500 b.c. and keep in mind isis now controls nearly 2,000 of iraq's 12,000 registered archaeological sites. today the director of the new york metropolitan museum said "this mindless attack on great art, on history and on human understanding constitutes a tragic assault not only on the mosul museum but on our universal commitment to use art to unite people and prom...