2020•Asian Journal of Multidimensional ResearchRequires access

Southern mesopotamia in the first half of the 3rd millennium bc

M.I Razikberdiev

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We are talking about the causes of cities and villages in the period 3000 years BC. e. in the cities of Mesopotamia on the Sumerian lands. On the urban planning art of those times, the reason for the emergence of cities is the development of an economic basis - the transition to crafts and trade, and, as a whole, the society of the system, to a class society.

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We are talking about the causes of cities and villages in the period 3000 years BC. e. in the cities of Mesopotamia on the Sumerian lands. On the urban planning art of those times, the reason for the emergence of cities is the development of an economic basis - the transition to crafts and trade, and, as a whole, the society of the system, to a class society.

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We are talking about the causes of cities and villages in the period 3000 years BC. e. in the cities of Mesopotamia on the Sumerian lands. On the urban planning art of those times, the reason for the emergence of cities is the development of an economic basis - the transition to crafts and trade, and, as a whole, the society of the system, to a class society.

Key concepts: Mesopotamia, Ancient history, Space (punctuation), Geography, Archaeology, Geology, History, Philosophy

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