The village of Catal Huyuk is believed to have developed around 7500 BCE in what is now Turkey. It is considered one of the earliest known urban settlements in the world, characterized by a dense population and complex architecture. Catal Huyuk is famous for its well-preserved wall paintings and evidence of early agricultural practices.
how the Chorleywood village developed?
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permanent villages is a place where farners settled for developed and trade each other
software has made the world become a global village
towns people are more developed and more educated than village people
No, Catal Huyuk and Jericho were two completely different civilizations in the Neolithic period after
early city dwellers developed rituals founded on these earlier religiour belief
look it sometimes depends on how developed the villages. normally u can find clinic, school, panchayat, post office etc
The name "China" means "big village" in the Mandarin Chinese language. The term was initially used to refer to the central plain region where the Chinese civilization developed. Over time, it came to represent the entire country.
Mexico City, Mexico. From there it was tracked back to a small village in southern Mexico called La Gloria where it is believed that the first cases developed.
There are over 40 villages in Beijing and some of them include: Gaobeidian Village, Chuandixia Village, Jiangjunguan Village, Chadao Village, Che'erying Village, Mayufang Village, Xishuiyu Village, Shifosi Village, Hexi Village and Qingshiling Village.