How did ethiopians contribute to civilization?

Answer 1

Today the term Ethiopian refers to the inhabitants of the country called Ethiopia, which in ancient times was referred to as Abbysinnia or Kush. It is derived from the Greek term AETHIOP, which means burnt or dark face or skin. Today it's used as a proper noun, but in ancient times it was used as an adjective to describe the phenotype of a certain people. The ancient Greeks used it to describe Black people that inhabited all of Africa, southern Asia, especially India, and the entire Indian ocean basin. Even today, where ever the Indian Ocean touches land, you'll find the inhabitants to be dark very skinned. Since the first humans were Black Africans/AEthiops/Ethiopians, they were the first to discover or create the elements of civilization, like the use of iron , science, mathmatics, art, literature, architecture, wrtiing, agriculture, domesticating animals etc. All of the elements of civilization, its roots, stim and leaves, originated in inner Africa. And those elements flowed up the mighty Nile river and produced the fruit, which we now call Egypt. It was Egypt that dispersed that fruit, both directly and indirectly, throughout the known world. That's why you'll find Ethiopia and Egypt mentioned in The Bible more than any other countries. And you'll find Ethiopia mentioned in the ancient literature of Asian kingdoms like Japan, India and China. The Indian culture was established by Ethiopians, so was the Japanese culture, and the first two Chinese dynasty's, the Xia and Shang, Ethiopian/AEthiop/Black. THE ETHIOPIANS DIDN'T JUST CONTRIBUTE TO CIVILATION, THEY CREATED ITS ELEMENTS AND PASSED IT ON TO THE REST OF THE WORLD.