Abstract
The world of archaeology has long considered the civilization that developed in ancient Mesopotamia over 5,000 years ago to be the earliest anywhere in the world. It led the way in creating cities, institutions of governance, bureaucracy, and organized religion, as well as inventing writing and the first wheeled vehicles. Among its other major accomplishments were the construction of major public buildings in a distinctive architectural tradition, and the organization of systematic trade, often conducted over considerable distances. And we owe to
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