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Is the Mediterranean sea located in Mesopotamia?

The Mediterranean sea is not located in mesopotamia. I is bordering it with the Persian gulf


Does mesopotamia lie between the mediterranean sea and the Persian gulf?

yes yes it does


What did Sargon's empire have in common with Mesopotamia city states?

it covered an area from the Mediterranean Sea to the Persian Gulf


What is the area between the Persian gulf and mediterranean sea and shaped like a quarter called?

Mesopotamia


What did Sargon's empire have in common with other Mesopotamia city states?

it covered an area from the Mediterranean Sea to the Persian Gulf


What is the relative location for Mesopotamia?

It's north of the Arabian desert; south of the Zagros mountains; west of the Persian gulf and west of the Mediterranean


Where did Mesopotamia exist?

Mesopotamia existed in "The Fertile Crescent." Now consisting of Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Syria, Turkey, and the Northwest corner of Egypt, between the Mediterranean Sea, Persian Gulf, and the Red Sea.


The region in which Mesopotamia existed stretched from the Mediterranean Sea to the Persian Gulf along what fertile river system?

Umm isnt it his websites job to answer the questions?


What are the three seas that surround Mesopotamia?

There are more than 3 seas...· * Persian Gulf· * Red Sea· * Black Sea· * Mediterranean Sea· * Caspian


What is the a large fertile area of west Asia stretching from the Mediterranean Sea to the Persian Gulf?

The Fertile Crescent, between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers. It used to be called Mesopotamia.


How did sargon's creation of an empire changed the later history of mesopotamia?

Sargon's creation of an empire changed the later history of Mesopotamia because this was the first empire to be ever built. Sargon's huge empire stretched from the Persian Gulf to the Mediterranean Sea.


How did the Sargon's creation of an empire change the later history of Mesopotamia?

Sargon's creation of an empire changed the later history of Mesopotamia because this was the first empire to be ever built. Sargon's huge empire stretched from the Persian Gulf to the Mediterranean Sea.