They used a stylus to write on clay. If they wanted to keep what they'd written they baked the clay to make the markings permanent. This type of writing is called cuneiform (wedge-shaped). For pictures of examples see: http://images.Google.com/images?hl=en&q=cuneiform&btnG=Search+Images&gbv=2
Saddles as we know them today originated about 200 BCE in China, several hundred years after the Mesopotamian empire ended.
mesopotamian people wore fur from the animals they killed.
they were black!
Farmers didn't use them
3500 BC
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They used a stylus to write on clay. If they wanted to keep what they'd written they baked the clay to make the markings permanent. This type of writing is called cuneiform
dirt is used for killing people and building mesopotamian houses.
Saddles as we know them today originated about 200 BCE in China, several hundred years after the Mesopotamian empire ended.
People who learned how to write with a stylus & the writing they drew was called cuneiform (KYOO-neh-uh-fawrm)
mesopotamian people wore fur from the animals they killed.
the people of Mesopotamia would use canoe and sticks with string and a hook as a fishing pole.
They had rhinos.
i think sumarians.
Hunting, Boxing.
they were black!
Farmers didn't use them