Ancient Mesopotamia primarily depended on agriculture for food, with staple crops including barley, wheat, and legumes. The region's fertile land, particularly in the Tigris and Euphrates river valleys, allowed for irrigation farming, which significantly boosted crop yields. Additionally, they raised livestock such as sheep, goats, and cattle, which provided meat, milk, and other resources. The cultivation of these crops and animals formed the backbone of their diet and economy.
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clothes, food,wine, crops
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They had to collect taxes for the city. They wrote laws for the empire. they maintained the cities defense. they also provided the food supply.
Of course women work they gathered 70% of the food the whole family ate or profited from .
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clothes, food,wine, crops
they traded clothes food jewels and weapons
Food and love mainly.
Yes it was! that is because they had lots of agriculture(farming)
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Grain mainly wheat
They had to collect taxes for the city. They wrote laws for the empire. they maintained the cities defense. they also provided the food supply.
Of course women work they gathered 70% of the food the whole family ate or profited from .
yes type in "Food ancient Mesopotamia recipes" on google and its the first one
the climate of mesopotamia is food crops
Because the Soil was rich where they settled and they can grow plants and food faster and better where the rich soil was