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...652.3. Ancient MesopotamiaMore than 5,000 years ago, in what is now known as Iraq, the MiddleEast saw one of the earliest forms of civilization. It was called Mesopotamia by theGreeks, a name that signifies its geographic position, which translates to between theRivers Tigris and Euphrates. By the end of the fourth millennium BC, the South of theregion had undergone a transition from small farming communities to large urban settlementswith a distinct societal decorum, providing the world with one of the greatestcivilizations.
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Constellations:A Star InterludeByNe
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Constellations: A Star InterludeByN
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Approval of the Thesis Book for Fin
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AcknowledgementI’d like to thank
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Magical...161“Too low they build,
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Design Narrative...199Originating f
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The OcculusWinterSolsticeEquinoxSum
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Bibliography7 Ancient Cultures and
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