Introduction to the Sumerians
The Sumerians were a civilization that lived in Mesopotamia, in what is present-day Iraq. They are considered one of the earliest known civilizations, with a history that dates back to around 4500 BCE.
Key Achievements
- Development of Writing: The Sumerians are credited with the development of one of the earliest writing systems, known as cuneiform.
- Advancements in Mathematics: The Sumerians made significant contributions to mathematics, including the development of a numerical system based on the number 60.
- Inventions: They are also known for inventing the wheel, the plow, and advanced agricultural techniques.
- City-States: The Sumerians established several city-states, each with its own government and ruler.
Religion and Culture
The Sumerians had a complex religious system, with a pantheon of gods and goddesses. Their culture also included literature, music, and art, with many surviving examples of their creative works.
Legacy
The legacy of the Sumerians can be seen in their lasting contributions to human civilization, including their advancements in writing, mathematics, and technology. Their innovations laid the foundation for many aspects of modern society.
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