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european culture vocab qui

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paleolithic age

old stone age.
lucy and 3.7 year old mary leaky one

lhydians

natuive of lydia

phoeniians

native or inhabitant of phoenicia

persians

ancient people of persia

chaldeans

member of semitic ppeople that became dominant in babylonia people versed in occult arts

assyrians

native inhabitant of ancient assria

hiities

member of conquering people in asia minor and syria with empire

babylonians

native inhabitant of babylon

akkadians

semitic inhabitant of central mesopotamia before 2000bce

babylon

ancient city devoted to materialism

irrigation

watering of land

hominid

erect bipedal primate mammals

lucy was ...

a hominid she walked with bipedal two legs

donald C. johnson

discovered 3 mill. year old Lucy in etheopia in 1974

mary leakey

discovered 3.7 million year old skeleton in 1978
tanzania

divination

the art that seeks to foresee future eents

theocacy

government with officals who regard divine beings for guidence

neolithic revolution

civilization

high level of cultural and technological development

mesopotamiA

land between the tiggris and euphrates rivers an early civilization

city-state

city with its own government. mesopotamia had 12.

ziggurats

mesopotamian temple tower with a shrine on the top

arch

curved structure spanning over an opening and serving as a support

cuniform

written language in wedge-shaped characters

phoenician alphabet

money economy

form of government in which government deems certian pieces worth wealth

barter

trade by exchanging one thing for another

zoroaster

founder of zoroastrainism

curus

king of persia

nebuchadnezzar

chaldean king of babylon

hammurabi

general who started hammurabi's code

sagon

king of assyria

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