THE SUMERI

THE CIVILIZATION OF THE SUMERS DEVELOPED TOWARDS 4,000 BC, IN THE SOUTHERN PLAIN OF MESOPOTAMIA.

THIS REGION TAKEN THE NAME OF SUMER, WHICH MEANS CULTIVATED COUNTRY, AND ITS INHABITANTS WERE CALLED SUMERS.

ALONG THE BANKS OF THE TIGERS AND THE EUFRATE THE LANDS WERE FERTILE AND WERE CULTIVATED.

THE SUMERI, IN THESE FERTILE LANDS, BUILT CANALS AND WELLS TO WET THE FIELDS AWAY FROM THE RIVERS.

THEY BUILT AGRICULTURAL TOOLS SUCH AS THE FALCE, THE HOE AND THE POWDER.

EVEN THE BREEDING WAS VERY PRACTICAL.

THE SUMERS OBTAINED MEAT, MILK, LEATHER AND LEARNED EVEN TO TEST THE ANIMALS.

METAL WORKERS WERE ABILITY, SAILING BOATS AND THE WHEEL INVENTED.

AMONG THE MANY INVENTIONS, THE MOST IMPORTANT WAS CERTAINLY THE CUNEIFORM SCRIPTURE, THAT IS, MADE WITH POINTED OBJECTS.