Mesopotamia

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  • The foundations of western civilization were laid by the ancient societies which flourished in Mesopotamia, a land known as the 'fertile crescent', through which flow the Tigris and Euphrates rivers. This area saw some of the earliest experiments in agriculture and irrigation, the invention of writing, the birth of mathematics and the development of urban life. Using the evidence of archaeology and ancient texts, the author of this text explores the history of Ancient Mesopotamia from Pehistoric times to the rise of Babylon before 1500BC.

  • Product code: cmc21819
    Price category: Under £10
    World culture: Assyrians
    Title: Mesopotamia
    Subtitle: Introductory Guide
    Author: J.E. Reade
    ISBN: 9780714121819
    Number of pages: 96
    Size: 246x189mm
    llustrations: 55 colour and 41 b/w
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