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First trips of antiquity Mesopotamia

Mesopotamia

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Слайд 1First trips of antiquity Mesopotamia
Made by
Stasia Kovtunenko

First trips of antiquity Mesopotamia Made byStasia Kovtunenko

Слайд 2Mesopotamia

Mesopotamia

Слайд 3The process of man's cognition of the world is connected

with traveling.

The process of man's cognition of the world is connected with traveling.

Слайд 4In the XVII century in the Middle East there have

been found clay tablets with cuneiform inscriptions, confirming the existence

of the great centers of world culture - Mesopotamia.

In the XVII century in the Middle East there have been found clay tablets with cuneiform inscriptions,

Слайд 5Sumerian cities

Sumerian cities

Слайд 6Sumerian cylinder seals

Sumerian cylinder seals

Слайд 7Sargon the Great

Sargon the Great

Слайд 8Babylon

Babylon

Слайд 9temple of Marduk

temple of Marduk

Слайд 10The tower of Babel

The tower of Babel

Слайд 11the Hanging Gardens of Babylon

the Hanging Gardens of Babylon

Слайд 12Before the journey people were making rituals and sacrifices.

Before the journey people were making rituals and sacrifices.

Слайд 13Mesopotamia was low on natural resources and they needed to

trade for many of their day-to-day items.

Some of the things

they traded were:
Grain,
Oils and textiles,
Wine,
Precious metals and stones.
Mesopotamia was low on natural resources and they needed to trade for many of their day-to-day items.Some

Слайд 14Money wasn't used to trade goods and services. The Mesopotamians

used the barter system instead.
They developed a writing system

to keep track of buying and selling.

Scribes kept accurate records of business transactions by writing on clay tablets. Business contracts were sealed with a cylinder wheel.
Money wasn't used to trade goods and services. The Mesopotamians used the barter system instead. They developed

Слайд 15Ur, a city-state in Sumer, was a major center for

commerce and trade.

Ur, a city-state in Sumer, was a major center for commerce and trade.

Слайд 16People traveled from some parts of Mesopotamia to completely different

regions such as Babylonia, Assyria, and Sumeria. 

People traveled from some parts of Mesopotamia to completely different regions such as Babylonia, Assyria, and Sumeria. 

Слайд 17They also had different means of transport for different types

of goods.

They also had different means of transport for different types of goods.

Слайд 18The Mesopotamians more often traded by sea then by land.

Some of their sea-ways of transport were rafts, coracles, river

boats, and gulf boats. 
The Mesopotamians more often traded by sea then by land. Some of their sea-ways of transport were

Слайд 19The Tigris and Euphrates rivers made transport of goods easy

and economical. 

The Tigris and Euphrates rivers made transport of goods easy and economical. 

Слайд 20By land, there were only a few possibilities: On foot,

by donkey, or by Cart. 

By land, there were only a few possibilities: On foot, by donkey, or by Cart. 

Слайд 21Conclusion

Conclusion

Слайд 22Thank You for Your attention!

Thank You for Your attention!

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