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No civilization can exist without some form of measurement nor record keeping. It therefore follows that the first to have a written language would be the first to record measurement. The contenders for this are : -- The Chinese (records begin around 1600 BC, but culture much older) -- The Sumerians or Akkadians (Uruk records dated to before 2900 BC) -- The Egyptians (records exist from 3200 BC)
One of the firsts of Mesopotamia was the development of writing around 3400 BCE. This system of writing, known as cuneiform, was used to record administrative, economic, and literary texts. It revolutionized communication and helped to preserve knowledge and history for future generations.
the first feature that all civilizations have in common is that they all form around rivers
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According to archaelogical records, the Egyptians were the first to use measurements. They measured the depth of the Nile.
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No civilization can exist without some form of measurement nor record keeping. It therefore follows that the first to have a written language would be the first to record measurement. The contenders for this are : -- The Chinese (records begin around 1600 BC, but culture much older) -- The Sumerians or Akkadians (Uruk records dated to before 2900 BC) -- The Egyptians (records exist from 3200 BC)
Gather Information then observation and careful measurements are made then last of all record information
The first American Civilizations were based on farming and trade!
One of the firsts of Mesopotamia was the development of writing around 3400 BCE. This system of writing, known as cuneiform, was used to record administrative, economic, and literary texts. It revolutionized communication and helped to preserve knowledge and history for future generations.
the first feature that all civilizations have in common is that they all form around rivers
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5000 B.C. is when the first civilizations emerged in river valleys.
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The ancient Egyptians had "nilometers' to measure the height of the annual flood of the Nile. A better flood meant better crops, and the taxes could be adjusted upward.