Sumer

Most people of the Neolithic or New Stone Age were hunter gatherers. They did plant and harvest a few plants like rudimentary wheat's.

This isn't a valid question, if you are asking for information about Sumerian temples, then:

The form of a Sumerian temple is manifestation of Near Eastern cosmology, which described the world as a disc of land which surrounded by a salt water ocean, both of which floated on another sea of fresh water called apsu, above them was a hemispherical firmament which regulated time. A world mountain formed an axis mundi that joined all three layers. The role of the temple was to act as that axis mundi, a meeting place between gods and men. The sacredness of 'high places' as a meeting point between realms is a pre-Ubaid belief well attested in the Near East back the Neolithic age. The plan of the temple was rectangular with the corners pointing in cardinal directions to symbolize the four rivers which flow from the mountain to the four world regions. The orientation also serves a more practical purpose of using the temple roof as an observatory for Sumerian timekeeping. The temple was built on a low terrace of rammed earth meant to represent the sacred mound of primordial land which emerged from the water called dukug, 'pure mound' (Sumerian: du6-ku3 Cuneiform:) during creation.

No because they used arows and wedges to form the letters

so people who lived in Sumer can have protection over the sun

The Sumerians used levees, canals, and dams for controlling water. These are all different systems of irrigation. With levees, canals, and dams the Sumerians had a reliable water source. They had plenty of water for their crops. These systems of irrigation helped bring neighboring communities together. When there was a problem with the dam, canal, or levees, the people around would help each other out by taking care of their systems of irrigation

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The Sumerians based their numbering system on 60 and that resolved into a big achievement in Sumerian society.

The Sumerians lived in the Middle East between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers, in modern Iraq, Iran and Syria. They were nomads, which means they moved from place to place to gather food. This was until the neolithic revolution, which brought about the idea of staying in one place and growing their own food.

Priests can, as intermediaries, potentially offer protection and favours from the gods. But the gods were apparently capricious and, for reasons best known to themselves, not reliable.

Kings can actually organise protection, favours and prosperity. While they continued to offer sacrifices to solicit favour from the gods, they took the sure bet with the kings.

Akkad (there's king sargon)

Babylonia, later on defeated by the

Assyrians,

then Persia

and Macedonia, and roman

if you mean what writing they used, it was cuneiform.

Because they had to work together to maintain the irrigation system.

Pre-Contact

Wooden and stone clubs, stone axes, stone knifes, stone arrow heads and wooden bows.

Post-Contact

Metal axes, metal knifes and metal arrow heads. Firearms would become the primary weapon to use for hunting.

Because they did not have enough armies and enough people for there armies.

Ancient Egypt was the civilization that grew up around the Nile River. Sumeria is the earliest known civilization (the Cradle of Civilization) and began in what is now southern Iraq, in Mesopatamia. They gave us writing, the wheel and many other things.

they both grew strong

Scribes were graduates that were professional writers. Scribes combined symbols to make groups of wedges and lines known as cuneiform. Cuneiform represented many different languages.

The Sumerians made many cultural contributions that are still in use today. The Epic of Gilgamesh is the longest surviving literary achievement known to man. The Sumerians also pioneered the brick making and brick work of modern times.

In much the same way that modern Christians try to please their God, the Sumerians pleased their gods in order to bring good fortune upon themselves. They accepted the priests as their religious leaders because they were intermediaries between the people and the gods.

With water wheels made from bamboo

Sumerians believed their gods had the power to do anything they wanted because they made empire.

The Sumerians developed a large trade network in part because some of the resources their civilization required were not found in Mesopotamia. Wood is especially scarce in this region so lumber became one of the key trade items for the Sumerians. But most items the Sumerians traded for were those not available in Mesopotamia.

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