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Summary

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Mesopotamia

  • First royal inscriptions (property deeds) giving Mebaragesi king of Kish , discovered on a piece of alabaster vase (early Sumerian history).
  • Kingdoms Mebaragesi , then his son Akka , the last kings of Kish I.
  • Victory Mebaragesi the Elamites.
  • According to tradition, the mythical king Gilgamesh would have built the walls of Uruk , attested by archeology.
  • The tablets cuneiform characters gradually replacing paths. The writing becomes completely abstract.
  • Elamite bas relief diorite "warrior leading the captives."
  • A palace of Kish , considered the first royal palace witnessed.

Egypt

  • Beginning of the Fourth Dynasty (-2670 to -2450)
    • Reign of Snefru , Pharaoh. Nefermaat , vizier.
    • Snefru campaign in Nubia. He reported considerable booty and 7000 prisoners, who are employed as servants in the royal or manorial estates.
    • Snefru sends an expedition to Libya , which brings 11,000 prisoners and 13,100 head of cattle.
    • Expedition Sneferu in Sinai.
    • Fresco of the " geese Meydum.

Europe

  • -2640: Commonwealth Agricultural Muldeberg (Seeland western Denmark ), the oldest known in Scandinavia.

Significant Figures

Inventions, Discoveries, Introductions

  • Development of the art of groove in agriculture by the civilization of the Indus Valley.
  • Development of copper mining and quarrying of turquoise Sinai during the reigns of Snefru and his son Khufu.
  • The king of Egypt Snefru sent 40 ships to Byblos to bring cedar trees to build ships.
  • Development of jewelry in Egypt.
  • Development of the art of plowing in Egypt , as evidenced by the drawings in the tombs of the period.
  • Development of the cabinet in Egypt.
  • In China , the emergence of the first techniques of silk weaving. First bronze objects.

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