1600~1100BC
Located in Shandong province, Longshan City is thought to be the earliest city in China. There are still ruins of the ancient city that you can go visit.
The earliest known Chinese writing dates back to around 1200 BCE during the Shang Dynasty, with inscriptions found on oracle bones used for divination. These inscriptions represent the earliest form of Chinese characters and provide insight into the language and culture of ancient China. The discovery of these artifacts has significantly contributed to our understanding of early Chinese civilization.
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The earliest bones have been found in Africa. Man began in Africa.
On paper? Since it was invented. That's way before Bible times. I'm not sure when exactally. Answer: The above answer is nonsense. Paper is considered to have been invented by the Chinese in the early 2nd century AD by a court eunuch called Cai Lun.
1600bc~1100bc
Where was earliest known writings about the circulatory system found?Read more: Where_was_earliest_known_writings_about_the_circulatory_system_found
Located in Shandong province, Longshan City is thought to be the earliest city in China. There are still ruins of the ancient city that you can go visit.
The earliest known Chinese writing dates back to around 1200 BCE during the Shang Dynasty, with inscriptions found on oracle bones used for divination. These inscriptions represent the earliest form of Chinese characters and provide insight into the language and culture of ancient China. The discovery of these artifacts has significantly contributed to our understanding of early Chinese civilization.
Where was earliest known writings about the circulatory system found?Read more: Where_was_earliest_known_writings_about_the_circulatory_system_found
Where was earliest known writings about the circulatory system found?Read more: Where_was_earliest_known_writings_about_the_circulatory_system_found
The earliest bones were discovered in Kenya by Leaky
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They discovered the writings of Greek philosopher Aristotle.
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