Prof. Bulliet is highly knowledgeable and great to listen to; reminds me of my grand uncle. Thanks for sharing this with the rest of the world.

thank you for posting this so those of us interested in history can watch/listen to it and learn something.

Awesome, I'm writing about Merv and the Silk road in the Early Islamic period atm. this was helpful

There is only audio on the left chanel of these videos, which is uncomfortable and disorienting when you are listening to through headphones. I was able to fix it from my sound driver by enabling headphone surround sound emulation and pulling the stereo slider to the right. But it would be nice if this series could be reuploaded, since the surround sound emulation kinda adds an echo and is not as loud when recentered.

Great lecture...a lot of useful historic information. Wish we could take this course online and get certification.

Kudos for the pronunciation of the Chinese province of "Xinjiang." Cheers!

Mr. Bulliet you spoke about weather , Iran, climate etc but the main issue is absent, thank you again

The lecturing is very rambling and appears terribly unstructured. Continual "ERs", "UMMs", and "AHs" are very distracting. At one point I drifted and started counting them. Many inaccuracies sprinkled throughout the material. I give it 6/10.

Sorry Richard. Mules can't breed.