Discovery of Middle Asia Cities Recasts Ancient History


	Discovery of Middle Asia Cities Recasts Ancient History

Amergin

8-13-2007 4:07 AM

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Please the full article. It is quite interesting.

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New discoveries at dig sites in Middle Asia are rocking the
archeological world and redefining the origins of modern civilization.
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Numerous sites in modern-day Iran and the surrounding region suggest
that a vast network of societies together constituted the first cities,
whose residents traded goods across hundreds of miles and forged
parallel but strikingly independent cultures.
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Archaeologists have thought that modern civilization began in
<A href="http://www.livescience.com/history/top10_iraq_battles-1.html">Mesopotamia</A>, where the large Tigris and Euphrates rivers bounded a
fertile valley that nurtured an increasingly complex society.
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The findings at the new sites may have shaken conventional ancient
history to its very foundations, reporter Andrew Lawler told
<EM>LiveScience</EM>.
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According to Carl Lamberg-Karlovsky of Harvard University, the site
dates back to 4000 B.C., signifying that the Jiroft site and its
environs were once home to a long-lived culture, not a brief response
to Mesopotamian wealth.
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