Development of Civilization in Mesopotamia

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Development of Civilization in Mesopotamia

HUNTER / GATHERERS What characteristics describe hunter / gatherers? What determines their location?

What is necessary for a people to stay in one place?

Development of cities

Where does this first happen?

Developed into a number of individual city states Mesopotamia Developed into a number of individual city states Each one developed its own unique way of life

SUMERIANS

Ziggurat at Ur

CUNEIFORM

EMPIRE SARGON OF AKKAD

Victory stele of Naram-Sin lt illustrates the victory over the mountain people of western lran by Naram-Sin, 4th king of the Semite dynasty of Akkad, who claimed to be the universal monarch and was deified during his lifetime. He had himself depicted climbing the mountain at the head of his troops. His helmet bears the horns emblematic of divine power. Although it is worn, his face is expressive of the ideal human conqueror, a convention imposed on artists by the monarchy. The king tramples on the bodies of his enemies at the foot of a peak; above it the solar disk figures several times, and the king pays homage to it for his victory." - Louvre

CODIFIED LAW HAMMURABI

ASTRONOMY BABYLON

MERCANTILISM

ALPHABET

CRUELTY ASSYRIA

BABYLON UNDER NEBUCHADNEZZAR INSPIRATION BABYLON UNDER NEBUCHADNEZZAR

BENEVOLENT WORLD DOMINATION