That should be 'which civilization'.
Credit is usually given to Egypt for Hieroglyphics, linear phonetic code to the Semitic tribes in the area of the Sinai peninsula which could include the Hebrews (it's hard to determine).
And then writing could be said to be independently discovered by a number of civilizations around the world: chinese, Indian, Aztec...
The Babylonians invented the wheel and the cuneiform writing 3000 bce
They are called mother civilization because the invented writing.
Cuneiform is the type of earliest writing. The summerians invented it so they are considered the first civilization.
Cuneiform is the type of earliest writing. The summerians invented it so they are considered the first civilization.
The Sumerians, about 3000 BC.
Actually hieroglyphic writing was invented more than once. The first and most famous instance was in ancient Egypt, some time before 3000 B.C. Independently but sometime later (between 650 and 500 B.C.), the Olmec or Zapotec civilization of Mesoamerica also invented a hieroglyphic writing system.
Egypt invented papyrus papers used as scrolls for the hand written individual or state communication
The 4 major achievements of the Harappan Civilization is:1,The sewer System2,The writing system3,Jewlery4,Art
The Sumerians of Mesopotamia, they developed cuneiform. They also invented the wheel and a number system based on 60.
Paper is credited to the Chinese, though the Ancient Egyptians had papyrus (made from reeds). Writing has a hazier and more widespread history but the earliest known styles were Middle-Eastern.
Mycenians, AssyrianThe first civilization was Mesopotamia in the Middle East, between two rivers: the Tigris, and the Euphrates.
the ancient Chinese civilization invented it