Olmec
The earliest known civilization in the world was the Mesopotamian civilization. This started about 3300 BC - 750 BC.
One of the earliest symptoms in Refsum disease that the patients develop is night blindness.
The rivers at the eastern end of the Fertile Crescent was one significant reason why civilization developed there. The rivers provided favorable conditions for agriculture.
One did. But it failed. They build, ironically, pyramid-like mounds and had several cultural parallels to Egypt. However, because of several unknown reasons, and a few known, civilization favored Mexico and the equator region over the grass lands of the Mississippi.
ENIAC was one of the nation's earliest computers.
the sumarians(15,000B.C.)
Indus Civilization; which was one of the earliest civilization in India.
It was the Indian society before America was discovered by European navigatotrs and it was the Indian civilization that had travelled through the Beiring bridge route
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The Sumerians are an ancient civilization. They are one of the earliest known civilization dating back to 4000 BC. They developed city-states in Sumer.
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Hammurabi wrote one of the earliest, if not the earliest, legal codex. This standardized punishments and led the way to modern legal systems.
He was famous for being one of the greatest philosiphers. He was also famous for founding one of the earliest schools in western civilization.
American archaeologist Matthew Stirling (1896 - 1975) is considered one of the earliest discoverers of the Olmec civilization's artifacts and ruins.
American archaeologist Matthew Stirling (1896 - 1975) is considered one of the earliest discoverers of the Olmec civilization's artifacts and ruins.
The Sumer civilization developed by the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers, located in present-day Iraq. These rivers provided essential water resources for irrigation, which supported agricultural practices and allowed the Sumerians to establish one of the world's earliest urban societies. The fertile land between the rivers, known as Mesopotamia, became the cradle of civilization, fostering advancements in writing, trade, and governance.
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