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What is the oldest calendar ever found?
Aztec
What is the oldest known major literary work in the world?
The parchment from Ancient China.
Who has oldest money coin in the world?
There are many contenders but arguably the oldest known coin was made in Lydia, a token from the 8th century BCE.
How old is the oldest city in the world?
Damascus is the oldest city in the world.
Which spoon is the oldest spoon in the world?
that oldest spoon in the world is the carving spoon
Where was the Mayan calendar?
The oldest known version of the Mayan calendar was found painted on the wall of the ruins of a lost city in Guatemala
Who made the most accurate calendar in the world?
The Iranian (Persian) Calendar, is the most accurate and one of the oldest (as far back as 2000 BC Zoroastrianism) calendars.
The world oldest known city is?
Damascus
What is the world's oldest known sport?
Hurling
What is the oldest known goddess in the world?
The oldest known goddess in the world is believed to be the Sumerian goddess Inanna, also known as Ishtar. She was a prominent deity in ancient Mesopotamian religion, dating back to around 4000 BCE. Inanna was associated with love, war, fertility, and justice.
River where the worlds oldest known city developed?
Jericho, the world's oldest known city, developed on the Jordan River.
What is the world oldest game played with a stick and a ball?
The world's oldest game that is played with a stick and a ball is known as polo.
Where is the oldest quonset hut in the world?
The oldest Quonset hut in the world is not exactly known. However researchers believe that the oldest Quonset hut in the world may be located in Melbourne, Australia.
The oldest board game in the world?
Senet is one of the oldest known board games in the world. This board game was very well known in Egypt. Senet is originally from Egypt.
What is the oldest calendar ever found?
Aztec
What is the world's oldest known vegetable?
Bristle-cone pines
What is the oldest known calendar?
The oldest known calendars are lunar based, and the oldest of these discovered thus far comes from the Aurignacian culture, a Paleolithic society that existed in central and southern Europe and southern Asia. Aurignacian culture existed between 47,000 to 41,000 years ago. Alexander Marshack, a paleolithic archeologist, studied and published on several bone carvings and cave drawings discovered in France and Germany depicting a rudimentary lunar calendar.
