Mesopotamia

  • food

    food
    Normally people ate two meals a day. Except for the rich, most people ate unleavened bread, and drank large amounts of beer (up to one gallon a day). Cow's milk was also drunk, but it quickly turned sour in the hot climate. Because meat was expensive, most people ate cooked vegetable stews. Fish was an important source of protein. Fruits included apples, pears, grapes, figs, quinces, plums, apricots, mulberries, melons, and pomegranates. Pistachio nuts were also enjoyed.
  • Iraq

    Iraq
    now mesopotamia is now called iraq.
  • Invention of writing

    Invention of writing
    The mesopotamia people where the first to invent and use writing.
  • invention of the wheel

    invention of the wheel
    mesopotamia was the first place to have a wheel. it helped them farm and pull plows.
  • invention of plow

    invention of plow
    the mesopotamians invented the plow to make the farming eaiser. the mesopotamians uused the wheel to pull the plow
  • hunting

    hunting
    Assyrian Royal Hunts. The Assyrian kings were renowned for hunting lions, elephants, ostriches, wild bulls, and other beasts, particularly large, aggressive species. Tiglath-pileser I (circa 1114 - circa 1076 B.C.E.) claimed that he killed 4 wild bulls, 10 elephants, and 920 lions. A relief at the palace of Ashurnasirpal II (883�"859 B.C.E.) depicts him hunting lions and bulls from a chariot.
  • Farming

    Farming
    mesopotamia were the first farmers. they farmed for food to eat.
  • Demestacation

    Demestacation
    Many reserchers say that the dog was the first animal demesticated. Demesticated means to calm an animal down from its wildness.
  • When it Began

    When it Began
    No one created Mesopotamia. It formed when towns were settled on the fertile lands in between the Tigris and Euphrates river.
  • man

    man
    this time was the earlist evidence of man.