Meetings were not just a necessity, but an art form in the ancient world. A well-executed meeting could bring together disparate individuals, forge lasting bonds, and even shape the course of history.

From the intricate dance of the tribal council, to the grandeur of the imperial throne, meetings were a cornerstone of ancient society.

And at the heart of it all was the art of the meeting facilitator - the one who wove the threads of discussion, the mediator of the moods, and the weaver of the consensus.

But, as with all art, there are those who mastered the craft, and those who, well, didn't.