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It is also known as the seven tablets of creation. It is one of the oldest pieces of literature in the world. It was known all the way across to Mesopotamia and was recited it and was a major part of the New Year's festival.
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It is one of the earliest sets of laws man's history. It holds the well-known saying of the eye for an eye.
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Made to keep the Amorites out of Sumer. The walls themselves could be built with gates and motes around them. The walls also had watchtowers to keep patrol of the border.
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Acadia it was settled in by the French.
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These laws where from the king of lugash.
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The Samarian's were polytheistic which meant they believed in more than one God or goddesses. They became more anthropocentric in the third Millennium BCE
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The ancient Mesopotamian writing System was called cuneiform. It was written on clay tablets with a blunt reed. This was the earliest form of writing.
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This time period was the most influential time period. It was the most influetcial time period that was broken up into eight phases.
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Ubaid culture is a type of pottery. Although it was predominantly done in the south of Mesopotamia it caught on quick and became known.
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One of the first places to practice burial of the dead. They often buried food and riches with the corpse. They did that because they thought that the after life was a duel place.
