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Enli is Lord Wind in the Sumerian mythology

To be closer to the gods in the heavens.

the 4 main are priests, upper, lower, and slaves. what you are looking for are the nobles, kings, and priests in upper. the common people in middle and the slaves in lower

okay so the sumerians made these inventions: writing math (which i do not approve of) and a catapult

The jobs of Sumerians and Egyptians were very similar. Both civilizations had farmers, sailors, craftsmen, rulers, and merchants, among many other jobs.

The Old Testament mentions no earth dwellers before Adam and Eve. The book of Genesis just says that God decided to create human beings, on the sixth day of the world's creation. Humans were to look like their divine creator [1:26]. They were to exist as females and males [1:27], to get the human race started, thorughout the world and for all earthly time [1:28]. Genesis then backtracks to telling the specific story of Adam, as the first man [2:7-8]; and of Eve, as the first woman [2:21-22].

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Sumerians created record kepping in 2000 B.C. but it doveloped into writing in about 3100 B.C.
The Sumerians were credited with the advantage of claiming they invented writing in 3500 B.C., not in 1674 (Come on people. -.-)

the plow, irrigation canals, and ox carts with wheels

Yes, Sumerians did have mirrors, but I'm not sure if they were like the ones we use today.

The metalworkers made cups, mirrors, jewelry, &c., and were pretty good at it. The mirrors were probably made of brass or something like it, but I'm not sure if the metal was the mirror or if they used glass. I'm sure they used silver and had the reflective stuff like we do today, so it's likely they had mirrors that were just less reflective.

Symbols written by Ancient Sumerians in Mesopotamia are called cuneiform. This type of writing is over 5 thousand years old.

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They invented a wedge shaped kind of writing also known as a pictograph

I dont know if they invented it because records were found that nais date back to the bronze age

Hammurabi's Code of Law was written in about 1700 BCE [Before Common Era], so it has been around 3700 years since it was written.

The Sumerians believed the gods could prevent disasters. Each god had many priests. The priests worked to satisfy the gods and & claimed to have influence with them. Because of that claim, people accepted the priests as leaders.

Hammurabi's clay tablets are the first known written judicial codex (book) known. They were produced as a durable and reliable reference. After these tablets were published, no one could make the law up as they went along. Published laws were easier to enforce and minimized abuse.

Trade was possible because the fertile soil and abundance of water gave produce above subsistence level and so something to trade.

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Ziggurats are constructed of clay brick. In the desert regions of Mesopotamia, all you needed was dirt, water, and the sun. All of those materials were bountiful in the area they lived in.

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Sargon of Akkad who is also known as the creator of the first empire

The Sumariens created the calendar that we use today.