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What era is it 3000 years ago?
3000 years ago it was about 1000 BC or BCE. We call it 'ancient times'. By that time the early civilizations had developed (Egypt, Babylonia, Assyria, Phoenicia, Indus Valley, Minoan on Crete,etc.).
What year was it 3000 years ago?
I believe it is 991 bce
How did the first civilization grow spread and into which areas?
It is a difficult question...looking at the records we can find three civilizations which existed about 7000-5000 BCE they were:Egyption or Nile valleyIndian or Indus valleySumerianIn all these three, Indus valley was most advanced ... trade existed between Indus and Sumerian. The Indus valley civilization mainly expanded around the Indus river. However if you look at Indian texts we will find that due to a gigantic explosion or fire(at the end of Mahabharata) all the civilizations died and river Saraswati also dried up.It is a difficut question...looking at the records we can find three civilizations which existed adout 7000-5000 BCE.
How long was cheese been here?
since between 8000 BCE and 3000 BCE
What society thrived from 3000 BCE- 1900 BCE around the Indus river?
Harappan
Had the sumerians build a civilization by 3000 bce?
yes they did
When did Sumerians begin building temples?
in 3000 BCE
How long has Buddhism existed?
Buddhism has existed since 528 BCE, which is over 2,540 years.
When was farming introduced to Europe?
It was between 4000 and 3000 BCE.
What was money used for?
The Shekel, in Mesopotamia around 3000 BCE.
When where spoked wheels introduced in Europe?
It is not known for sure but it is well into the BCE times, perhaps as early as 3000 BCE.
Which kingdom is believed to be developed first?
The first kingdoms to have developed were the early ancient civilizations in Mesopotamia, such as Sumer and Akkad. These kingdoms emerged around 3500-3000 BCE and are considered some of the earliest known forms of organized political entities.
