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Have you ever wondered, why schools teach so little – if anything – about the world’s first advanced civilization?
…Especially when it introduced so many things we still use today?
Why the mystery around Sumeria, which was in Mesopotamia, in what’s now modern-day Iraq?
After all, here is just some of what they gave us:
The modern calendar based on lunar cycles, the 60/12 counting system used for geometry and measuring time, the wheel, the plow, irrigation systems like levees and canals, sailboats …they even spoke the first known language, and left evidence of the first recorded writing.
That’s a lot of intelligent contributions to humanity, so why aren’t we taught more about this clearly advanced and influential civilization?
Well, connect the dots, and you’ll discover why the omission could be deliberate. The Sumerians were accurate in creating many advanced systems, yet we dismiss their history of man as mere mythology. And why is that? Because if we gave the same credibility to their written history as we’ve given their inventions, we’d be teaching a completely different version of our origins …and, we’d be thinking a lot more about what our future may hold.
So let archaeologists continue to debate the history and evolution of man.
Fools.
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