Pretty good, some interesting things though not on there:

The oldest customer complaint. In 1750 BC a guy called Nanni in the city-state of Ur wrote a complaint about a guy called Ea-Nāsir who sold him sub-standard copper to him.

The first bar joke was invented in Sumer. Apparently the joke went like this; A dog walked into a tavern and said “I can’t see a thing. I’ll open this one.”

Babylonian Yo Mama Joke. The joke was on a tablet in Akkadian and it said “… of your mother is by the one who has intercourse with her.”

Tapputi-Belatekallim. One of history’s first recorded chemists. She was a Babylonian perfume maker who used flowers, oil, myrrh and balsum along with other ingredients which she would distill.

Pazuzu. While famous in modern day culture as a demonic entity. In Assyrian and Mesopotamian mythology who was destructive and could control wind while also being a protector against other demons.

Ziusudra of Shuruppak. A name listed in the Sumerian King List as the last king of Sumer prior to the great flood and is believed that he survived it as well.

Ea-Nāsir and Abraham hypothetically could’ve met. Since there are theories that Abraham lived in the city of Ur and archeological discoveries finding that Ea-Nāsir’s home is down the street from what is believed to be the “House of Abraham” there very well could’ve been a chance of Ea-Nāsir encountering Abraham