The cradle of ancient civilizations

The East was the cradle of great civilizations and civilizations. Agriculture, crafts, industries, laws, governments, sports sciences, medicine, engineering, and astronomy arose. I knew the alphabet, writing, and the invention of paper. Literature, music, sculpture, and architecture arose. The making of ceramics and beautiful furniture arose. The doctrine of monotheism arose. Perfumes, dyes, cosmetics, jewelry, etc. were used. From the East, the West derived its civilization and culture through Crete, Greece, and the Romans. We can say that the Indo-Europeans did not build... He declared civilization, rather they took it from Egypt and Babylon and that the Greeks inherited much of the civilization of the East.
The transfer of civilization to the West was through commercial exchange, as in addition to commercial exchange, there was a cultural exchange that took place through long residence and mixing. The Hebrews were able, by residing for a period of time in Egypt, to take much of the Egyptian civilization, as is evident in the hymns. And in the ruling. The Arameans were also a link between the East and the West. They transmitted the sciences and civilization of the East to the Greeks, and they also transferred Greek culture to the East.
This book deals with the cradle of ancient civilizations, and its authors took into account the ease of style while focusing the material, and they provided many illustrative forms for use.

Ramses Mikhail