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The ubaid culture saw the development of early agricultural communities. included the construction of large pyramids.
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Nineveh is one of the oldest cities in mesopotamia. It first started as a trade center and later became one of the greatest cities of that time. It became an important place for religious people to worship their god.
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This is one of the earliest settlements in mesopotamia history. The city was home to the god know as Enki. He's the god of wisdom and magic.
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It is the southernmost region of mesopotamia. It is known as the cradle of civilizations. The sumerians called themselves "the black headed people".
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Cities began to develop between these two rivers. Later on they grew and developed into the cities known as mesopotamia. It would eventually become one of the most important events in our history.
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Considered one of the most important cities at this time. It is also known as the birthplace of writing. Uruk was known in the Aramaic language as Erech.
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The sumerians were one of the groups that built the first pyramids. Pyramids were meant to store the bodies of the pharaohs.
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In this time is when the sumerians began to create their own writing system. They created this writing system because at the time they were speaking two different languages.
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The empire is well known for unifying the sumerian city under a central authority. Expanded territory and adapted to sumerian culture
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The city of Ur became the center of attention for their society. Soon after reaching its peak the area decided to take a turn and later met the end of the civilization.
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Known for its military prowess and expansive empire. developed a sophisticated society.
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This empire emerged from the akkadian and sumerian empire. it is famous for its laws.
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At this time is when king hammurabi extended his rule in mesopotamia. He also created the Code of Hammurabi which later became one of the eldest laws.
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After the decline of the assyrian empire this empire emerged. This time period had impressive construction
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The fall of babylon to cyrus the great marked the end of the independent mesopotamian civilizations.
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