Egyptian Civilization
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Evidence indicates that possibly during the Neolithic, the inhabitants of the subcontinent were assimilated by the invading Dravid tribes, who probably came from the west. According to the archaeological discoveries of the Indus Valley, the civilization developed by the Dravidians is comparable in s
Two semi-mythical chronicles, the Kojiki (Records of Ancient Matters) and the Nihon shoki or Nihongi (Chronicles of Japan), the first of which was compiled in 712 AD. and the second in 720 AD, are the oldest records of Japanese history, along with Chinese accounts. These chronicles tell of events th
The Sumerians were the first people to inhabit the region of Mesopotamia, present-day Iraq, between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers. The reason for their arrival is still unknown, but it was probably a lack of food and water, as the Sumerians lived as nomads wandering the Highlands of Iran and high
About 4700 years ago. Egypt entered a period of great technological progress. Until about 2700 BC, the main material had been adobe, however, in less than 200 years later, the Pyramids of Giza appear, being built with stone blocks that weighed up to 15 tons and that fit each other with great precisi