The first and oldest library of which archaeologists are aware is found in Iraq; it was the Library of Ashurbanipal, a collection of clay tablets dating from the 7th century BCE, left behind by the ancient Assyrians in the city known as Nineveh.
Of course, the greatest library of ancient times would be the Library of Alexandria in Egypt, before it was accidentally destroyed by fire in the year 48 BCE.
The Neo-Assyrian empire, the library was built by Ashurbanipal
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The library at Alexandria in Egypt was the largest and most significant library in the ancient world.
what's a wrold?
The first cities in the world developed in Mesopotamia.
The Library at Alexandria was the first comprehensive collection of works from around the world at that time, and was the first library available to those people not of aristrocracy.
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Yes, Germany would be considered to be part of the developed world.
Lucene is a search library. It was first developed by Doug Cutting and named after his wife. Later, he contributed it to the Apache Software Foundation, and since it has had lots of contributors.
During World War I.
The first cities in the world developed in Mesopotamia.