cradle of Civilization - Iraq - Mesopotamia
Robert Braidwood:
> ample rain
> wild ancestors of domesticated flock
> edible plants
Importance of Settling
>aggricultural revolution
> need to have permanent settlements
> food sources shifted, scarcity of food
> child rearing
> Hassuna: houses, pots, aesthetic achievement
Mesopotamia 'between rivers'
Tigris - stronger current
Euphrates
- lands near the twin rivers are fertile-
> fish, water fowl
> swamps, marshes
> weather: summer (hot because it's a desert), winter (strong stormy south wind), spring (flooded)
Ubaidians
> 1st inhabitants of Mesopotamia
> farmers, builders
> intermarrying of nomads of Semitic nomads of Syrian Desert and Arabian Peninsula
> offspring are Sumerians
Ubaidians x Semitic Nomads = Sumerians
  
> swamps, marshes
> weather: summer (hot because it's a desert), winter (strong stormy south wind), spring (flooded)
Ubaidians
> 1st inhabitants of Mesopotamia
> farmers, builders
> intermarrying of nomads of Semitic nomads of Syrian Desert and Arabian Peninsula
> offspring are Sumerians
Ubaidians x Semitic Nomads = Sumerians
| STATE | KING | 
| kish -> Erech | ETANA -> Dumuzi, Gilgamesh | 
| Elamites (nomads) | |
| Adab | Lugallannemmundu | 
| INTERMEDIATE - break, division, distortion | |
| Lagash | Eannatum | 
| Umma | Lugalzaggesi -> | 
| Sargon of Kish, Akkadia Era | |
 
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