Titlebook: Ancient West Asian Civilization; Geoenvironment and S Akira Tsuneki,Shigeo Yamada,Ken-ichiro Hisada Book 2017 Springer Science+Business Med

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-05527-3 years. In West Asia, groups began staying in one place for some or all of the year only about 15,000 years ago. By 5000 years ago, cities had appeared. Today, the majority of humans on earth live in urban settlements. It was the most dramatic and rapid transition in human history. Where did it start, and how did it happen?

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,Korken, Flaschenverschlüsse, Deckel,e detail life in some of Man’s first cities. We learn about politics, economics, law, medicine, early science, religion, and daily life. Their astronomy and mathematics in particular were prized by later cultures, and their habit of counting in 60s is still very much alive in the modern world.

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Geology Based Culture?ed hard rocks at first and made hunting aids from these rocks. Then they spread out all over the world carrying tequnique, how to make hunting aids, in their hands. West Asia has produced a variety of mineral resources abundantly and has supported to form civilization.

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The Birth of Cities in Ancient West Asia years. In West Asia, groups began staying in one place for some or all of the year only about 15,000 years ago. By 5000 years ago, cities had appeared. Today, the majority of humans on earth live in urban settlements. It was the most dramatic and rapid transition in human history. Where did it start, and how did it happen?

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The Invention of Cuneiform and the Dawn of the Modern Worlde detail life in some of Man’s first cities. We learn about politics, economics, law, medicine, early science, religion, and daily life. Their astronomy and mathematics in particular were prized by later cultures, and their habit of counting in 60s is still very much alive in the modern world.

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Paleoclimatic Changes and Human Cultural Evolution in West Asiaeistocene and early Holocene; these periods started around the termination of the glacial periods and continued during the initial rapid warming that followed. During these periods, floodwaters transported enormous amounts of sediments from mountains to plains. Once the thermal maximum was reached a