Rivers are a handy source of water for agriculture and other purposes, but they are hardly the only source of water; rain falls in any location that is not a desert, and there are also lakes. And for regions where there is less water available, there are still plants that are adapted to semi-arid conditions. Some civilizations are less dependent upon agriculture than others. There are nomadic lifestyles, there are trade-based cultures which import food, and so forth. Even in the desert, some people live at an oasis and eat dates from the desert palm trees.
Irrigation was helpful because crops would not flood and people could have farms far away from the Tigris or Euphrates Rivers.
..The main reason the ancient civilizations began along river valleys is.
South Asia supports far more than a million people. It does so through the various countries economies, trading, manufacturing and agriculture.
There are many rivers in Ireland, far too any to list. Here are some of them:Shannon.Barrow.Foyle.Nore.Suir.Lagan.Slaney.Liffey.Bann.Garavogue.Corrib.Boyne.Fergus.Erne.Lee.Blackwater.
Alaska, by far, has the most lakes. Don't know about rivers, but it wouldn't shock me if they have the most rivers, too.
Rivers are not reliable source of water, fertilization, and nourishment. Besides, there was a need to dig a well and the peoples living there could not trade their unpredictable nomadic lifestyle for the life of a non - farmer instead.
Not as far as we can tell.
It isn't and it shouldn't be a problem. Gender discrimination in agriculture is actually becoming far less important than it has in the past because more and more women are being accepted and integrated into the aspect of agriculture, be it producing crops and livestock, or as a head of a agribusiness company. Far more women are involved in agriculture than they were 100 years ago, and because of this agriculture has been able to expand and diversify like it has.
The first farming societies were located along rivers because farms need water to survive. Without the modern invention of plumbing, it would be impossible to sustain a farm in a location far from water.
The Assyrian Empire had both highlands and rivers, but the Euphrates and Tigris Rivers were far more important than the few highland regions they controlled.
people visit rivers because probably want a picnic, want to see how far it goes, or to swim in it.
they farted there