The Sumerians believed that ziggurats, as towering temples, served as a bridge between the heavens and the earth, allowing them to connect with their gods. They thought that elaborate sacrifices, including offerings of food, animals, and sometimes even humans, were necessary to appease the gods and ensure their favor. This belief stemmed from the idea that the gods controlled natural forces and fate, and maintaining their happiness was essential for prosperity and protection. Thus, ziggurats and sacrifices were integral to their religious practices and societal stability.
I think about 2133 BC
no
they had gold i think
i think they used styluses.
yes i think. oh wait i dont know
When I think of Sumerians, I think of Cuneiform because it is the first known record of a written language. Sumerians are also known for Ziggurats, but that is a characteristic of most civilizations built around the Tigris and Euphrates rivers. Ziggurats are basically pyramidal structures built for worship, temples.
No, the Sumerians did not build pyramid shaped temples known as "potters." Pyramids were constructed by ancient civilizations such as the Egyptians and Mesoamericans, not the Sumerians. The Sumerians built ziggurats, which were stepped temples with a shrine or sanctuary on top.
Sometimes the platforms and even the sides of ziggurats were covered with trees or bushes, Archaeologists think some were built over the remains of early sculptures. That's what the Ziggurats were decorated with.
I think it was that they thought if someone got the gods mad they would all be punished for it.
I think about 2133 BC
i think
no
I think it was that they thought if someone got the gods mad they would all be punished for it.
i think about 3500 B.C.
The invention of the plow was so important to the Sumerians because it helped farmers
they lived in the Persian gulf i think
I think that they ate fruit wheat and veggies.