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Where did the circus maximus come from?
The Circus Maximus was built in the city of Rome in ancient times. It was in the Murcia valley between the Palatine Hill and the Aventine Hill.
How long is the third millennium BCE?
The third millennium BCE spans from the year 3000 BCE to 2001 BCE. It marks a significant period in human history, characterized by the rise of early civilizations, advancements in agriculture, and the development of writing systems. This millennium includes notable cultures such as the Sumerians, Egyptians, and Indus Valley civilization.
When was Valley of the Damned created?
Valley of the Damned was created on -20-10-07.
When did The Big Valley end?
The Big Valley ended on 1969-05-19.
What are the Major cultural hearth in the world?
1. Mesopotamian 2. Nile valley 3. Indus valley 4. Chinese and 5. New world
What similarities do all ancient river valley civilizations have?
They all had a system of writing
What are the differences between River Valley and Classical Civilizations for World History?
they were all located along the same river systems. <--------This is GOLd!!
What are similarities and difference between plain and valley?
Both are between hills and mountains
What are some similarities between the fertile and the nile river valley?
There is no relation.
What are the differences between the four river valley civilizations?
They traded different items.They believed in different gods.They had different styles of governing.They had different styles of writing and art.I hope this helps :D
What are similarities between plain and valley?
They both are in between of mountains and hills
Two of the cultural similarities of early river valley civilizations were?
Conversion of more land to productive fields Forming of organized government as population increased
What is the similarities between Indus valley and Mesopotamian seal?
Both Have language written
What are the similarities and differences of a plain and a valley?
Similarities between a plain and a valley include both being landforms characterized by relatively flat terrain. However, a plain is typically low-lying and lacks significant variations in elevation, while a valley is a depression between hills or mountains with distinct sides or slopes. Valleys are often formed by the action of rivers or glaciers, while plains can be formed by a variety of processes, such as sediment deposition or tectonic activity.
What are the similarities between the dead sea and the Wimberley valley (2nd question) What's the Percentage of land use in the Wimberley valley?
in Australia
Differences between Ohio river valley and backcountry?
They are in different places.
What do the similarities between the city of Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro say about the government of the Indus Valley?
The similarities between the two cities show that the government was very advanced and well organized.
