The first irrigation systems, with dikes and canals was created over 10,000 years ago, we do not know for sure which people it first originated.
The first civilization, which used these systems, was the Mesopotamian's to which most anthropologists accredit with this advancement.
people in mesopotamia built canals for irrigation systems such as dams,buildings, and rivers
The Sumerians used levees, canals, and dams for controlling water. These are all different systems of irrigation. With levees, canals, and dams the Sumerians had a reliable water source. They had plenty of water for their crops. These systems of irrigation helped bring neighboring communities together. When there was a problem with the dam, canal, or levees, the people around would help each other out by taking care of their systems of irrigation
A couple of the special farming methods that the Inca and Aztec people developed were irrigation systems and terraced hillsides.
They used Canals.
Rivers, creeks, dams, canals and irrigation ditches.
irrigation systems
The Mesopotamia vreated irrigation systems because with irrigation people of mesopotamia were able to grow more food.
They lived in the desert with the Nile as the only source of life -- irrigation for growing crops, so they could eat, canals and the Nile also used for transport of people and goods, sometimes pieces of architecture.
The people of India used irrigation canals to take control of the floods.
They did not acutally, they were very great sailor men so they can travel for trading with other people.
they developed it because they needed to know when the nile would flood (may-september). They used this so people wouldn't drown and to help them build irrigation systems.
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