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Ancient Civilizations (North Africa and Middle East)Online version Ancient Civilizations (North Africa and Middle East) by Vijo Gor 1 Fertile Crescent - Around 10 000 BCE, people here learned to plant seeds, domesticate animals and settle, triggering an agricultural revolution. 2 Jericho - Around 9,000 BCE, families built stone houses and walls to protect food and water, creating one of the world’s first towns. 3 Çatalhöyük - Around 7500 BCE, families here lived in homes packed close together. They climbed in through roofs and painted scenes of daily life. 4 Tigris - Flowing fast from the mountains, the Tigris carried fresh water and silt that helped early farmers grow crops and feed growing towns. 5 Euphrates - The wide, slower river that gave steady floods and shaped fields, trade routes and life in the first Mesopotamian cities. 6 Mesopotamia - “Land between two rivers.” Around 5400 BCE, an urban revolution started here as people built cities, invented writing and began organized government. 7 Nile Valley - By 6000 BCE, villages lined the Nile River, farming its rich soil and turning river life into early kingdoms. 8 Sumer - Southern part of Mesopotamia where city-states like Ur and Uruk rose, people built ziggurats and traded by river and sea. 9 Uruk - Around 3200 BCE, this became the first great Sumerian city, ruled by King Gilgamesh. Its temples and markets marked the start of civilization. 10 Ur - Around 2500 BCE, became a rich city of sailors, builders, and priests. Its ziggurat rose above the plain like a stairway to the gods. 11 Akkad - Capital of the first empire in history. Around 2330 BCE, King Sargon ruled from here, linking the Sumerian cities under one powerful government.