Sumerians

@BeMyGuest · 1 year ago

The Vital Role of Rivers in Shaping Early Human Civilizations

Human civilization has a long history of settling near water sources, especially rivers. This was because water was essential for survival, and rivers provided not just drinking water, but also food a...

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@grofek1 · 1 year ago

Sumerian Religion

Greetings to all my readers. Sumerian faith turned into the faith practiced through the people of Sumer, the primary literate civilization of historic Mesopotamia. The Sumerians appeared their divin...

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@Tana388 · 1 year ago

The Way the Exchange rate System is Introduced from the Gold standard

There is disagreement among economists as to whether the devaluation of the currency is negative or positive. The matter is also relative according to the country. It is not possible to give a final d...

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@Osskhan · 1 year ago

Dream

A dream is a succession of images, ideas, emotions, and sensations that usually occur involuntarily in the mind during certain stages of sleep.Humans spend about two hours dreaming per nightand each d...

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@Konin · 2 years ago

The Mystery of the Number 144 in Ancient Beliefs

The time when the Babylonians used the numbers 12 and 60 as the basis of their calculation system, was a time when humans were still in harmony with all aspects of their lives with all the possibiliti...

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@Greyy · 2 years ago

What is Time in Physics?

Time is one of the most complex concepts to understand, explain and define! Physicists define time as the progression of the future from the past to the present; In the three-dimensional space we liv...

6 likes · 4 comments · Just Write (e5e5)

@Afsaneh · 2 years ago

The History Of Cosmetics

INTRODUCTION: Cosmetics and makeup are a pervasive aspect of human culture weed or bar skin for many reasons perhaps to display national pride while watching a game of rugby we may paint our faces to...

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@Exploreup · 2 years ago

Would we buy some happiness: Immerse yourself in the music

Today is World Happiness Day. We invite you to be happy or multiply your happiness every day, starting from today. How Does? Leaving yourself to the music… “Music is food for the soul.” We all know t...

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@Strongpen · 2 years ago

Do you know the power of writing?

We learn to write at a young age, and we use it constantly in our daily lives, even if we are not aware of it. Here, while taking notes, preparing a to-do list before going to the market, and convey...

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@Simon.M32 · 2 years ago

Morath Island (Part III)

Part II Years, centuries, and millennia of secrets surround Morath Island. It is unthinkable that such an advanced society, as certain records and tales claim, would not transcend beyond a legend. Th...

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@MikeZillo · 2 years ago

What are the origins of Seigniorage?

To arrive at an answer to this question we must first take a step back in history. Do you remember when at school they talked to you about bartering? Well, at a certain point, however, we preferred...

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@Greatwolfman · 2 years ago

The Art of writing

Date:Thursday, 18th of November, 2021 Published by: Greatwolfman Writing is a beautiful form of expression, it's a gift to the whole of mankind, we sometimes underestimate its importance but without...

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@Sinless · 2 years ago

The Place Where Marijuanas Gathered and Confused During the Ottoman Period: Marijuana Lodge

During the Ottoman Empire, some people used to chat and play various games with cannabis in places called cannabis lodges. these days, drugs, unsolved murders, mafia etc. Then we went back to the 90...

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@Mictorrani · 2 years ago

The Green Man I: From the Celts to Old Egypt & Sumer

There is more than one "Green Man" to discuss, but I have divided the exploration into two branches and two articles. In the first one we will be going back from the Celtic Green Man to the old Egypti...

12 likes · 7 comments · History, Myths, Legends & Mysteries (be45)

@Rafd9828 · 2 years ago

Critical thinking is the oil for new innovation.

Thank you once again for this great opportunity read.cash has given us to express our ideas and knowledges in this platform. I appreciate your kindness so far and also to you my unique sponsors @Thi...

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@Mictorrani · 2 years ago

On the Genealogy of Script III - VIII

The lead image shows Egyptian god Thoth - according to Egyptian mythology, the inventor of hieroglyphs and of script in general. Here, as often, depicted with the head of an ibis. Here follows sectio...

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@NakamotoBch · 2 years ago

Ancient Sumerians: What We Know About The Earliest Civilization

The Sumerian civilization was the first civilization in recorded history. Ancient Sumerian texts are the oldest in the world. The Sumerians left behind a legacy of art, architecture, and literature th...

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@Mictorrani · 2 years ago

Salicylic Acid: Is Aspirin a Vitamin?

Salicylic acid is best known as an ingredient of Aspirin, but it is a phytohormone, a plant hormone, involved in photosynthesis and many other biochemical processes of plants, not at least their immun...

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@Mictorrani · 3 years ago

The Eagle as an Heraldic Symbol of Empire

A single eagle, single-headed or double-headed, turns up in the symbology of empires throughout history. As a symbol of a ruler, we find eagles in the Antiquities. For the Greeks it was a symbol of Z...

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@Mictorrani · 3 years ago

The Star-And-Crescent - A Symbol for Islam?

Today, the star-and-crescent symbol, a symbol consisting of a star and a crescent in combination, is associated with Islam. While in some circles it is a symbol of Islam, analogous to the cross of C...

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@PaavoKuronen · 3 years ago

A Broadside Against The World

Let's start with general truths. This world is basically ruled by evil. I don't mean that the totality of existence and nature and the cosmos are evil, but just this human world and this human era. Th...

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@CX29 · 3 years ago

Amazing Facts.

Did you know...? Socrates was one of the wisest men in Greece. He can became famous for asking questions about almost everything. Alexander the Great was one of the most famous generals in history....

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@Otek · 3 years ago

Games of my childhood - Age of Empires

Games of my childhood - Age of Empires Hello guys! After a few months, I'm back on read.cash :) I decide to start a new miniseries about games that I was enjoyed a lot with my brothers when we were...

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@Rukhi45678 · 3 years ago

New year celebrations.

New Year celebrations On the night of 31 frDecember and the morning of 1 January, people in many countries all over the world will celebrate the beginning of a new year. How will they celebrate and h...

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@Ziaul · 3 years ago

Mesopotamia: A unique civilization in history

The Mesopotamian civilization is one of the wonders of the ancient world. If you list all the ancient civilizations of the world, this civilization will occupy the top position. It is like a history...

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@Sanzida · 3 years ago

Time

Why minutes in 60 seconds, hours in 60 minutes? Why 60 seconds is captured by dividing one minute. Or vice versa, why 60 seconds is one minute? Why is an hour taken for 60 minutes? Even 100 minu...

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@UnifiedCraft · 3 years ago

Unsolved Ancient Mysteries From Around The World

Finally, the global population was about 7.8 billion. This is already beautiful and it is impossible to say exactly how many people lived before us. With so many people, countless stories go by themse...

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@Mictorrani · 3 years ago

Number Magic 3: Twelve

Just as with seven, the significance of twelve can be traced back to Sumerian astrology, namely to the division of the heavens into twelve parts: the Zodiac. Along with astrology, this took the same p...

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@Mictorrani · 3 years ago

Number Magic 2: Seven

Seven is a number of a special significance in magic and mysticism. This can be traced back to the oldest human history: the Sumerians; according to the present level of knowledge the oldest civilisat...

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@Mictorrani · 3 years ago

Number Magic 1: Three & Four

In number magic, symbology, alchemy, religion, and other expressions of culture - at least west of India - and to some extent beyond that - three, four, seven, and twelve are the most frequently occu...

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