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Discover the legendary civilisation of Dilmun, one of the most important yet mysterious cultures of the Bronze Age. Emerging around 3000–600 BCE in what is today Bahrain, eastern Saudi Arabia, and parts of Kuwait, Dilmun became a powerful centre of commerce, mythology, and cultural exchange. In this video, we explore the world of Dilmun, a civilisation that connected Mesopotamia, the Indus Valley, and the wider ancient Near East through vast maritime trade routes.

Travel back to the time when Dilmun was celebrated as a land of purity, abundance, and eternal life in Sumerian mythology, possibly even the inspiration for the Garden of Eden. We uncover how this prosperous kingdom thrived through its strategic location in the Persian Gulf, controlling the flow of copper from Magan (Oman) and luxury goods from Meluhha (Indus Valley). Learn about its impressive urban centres, its thousands of monumental burial mounds, and the advanced water systems that turned Bahrain into a green oasis admired by ancient travellers.

From merchant networks and sacred temples to political alliances and archaeological discoveries, this comprehensive overview reveals how Dilmun became one of the earliest trade empires in history. Whether you’re interested in ancient kingdoms, Middle Eastern history, or myths of paradise, this deep dive into Dilmun offers a complete and captivating journey into a civilisation that shaped the Bronze Age world.