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Mind Map by Mikel Rebollar Fernández, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Mikel Rebollar Fernández
over 5 years ago
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Mesopotamia
- Functions
- Ensi
- Ensi, written pa-te-si, was a title for the rulers of the ancient
Sumerian city-states. That was the live representation of the gods
for the people too, meaning that the functions of ruler and priest
were mixed into the same person.
- Ensi, written pa-te-si, was a title for the rulers of the ancient
Sumerian city-states. That was the live representation of the gods
for the people too, meaning that the functions of ruler and priest
were mixed into the same person.
- Scribes
- The main function of a scribe is to record
and complete all necessary documentation
for the duration of the patient's stay.
- The main function of a scribe is to record
and complete all necessary documentation
for the duration of the patient's stay.
- Tasks
- They lived in different social categories, but they had
tasks such as: politicians, farmers, potters,
carpenters, jewelers, militars, metalsmiths and
traders.
- They lived in different social categories, but they had
tasks such as: politicians, farmers, potters,
carpenters, jewelers, militars, metalsmiths and
traders.
- Ensi
- Inventions
- wheel
- It was invented by the Sumerians in
3500 b.C. It was used for carriots. The
first wheel was made up of clay, rock
and mud
- It was invented by the Sumerians in
3500 b.C. It was used for carriots. The
first wheel was made up of clay, rock
and mud
- chariot
- It was a boat propelled by
sails, it was used for fishing
or moving in rivers and
seas
- It was a boat propelled by
sails, it was used for fishing
or moving in rivers and
seas
- plow
- It was used by armies as transport or mobile
archery transport, for hunting or racing
- It was used by armies as transport or mobile
archery transport, for hunting or racing
- sailboat
- It was used to do branches in the
ground to cultivate things
- It was used to do branches in the
ground to cultivate things
- wheel
- Writing
- the first official
writing
- the first official
writing
- The First Civilization
- Sumer
- Sumer, located in Mesopotamia, is
the first known civilization,
developing the first city-states in the
4th millennium BCE.
- Sumer, located in Mesopotamia, is
the first known civilization,
developing the first city-states in the
4th millennium BCE.
- Sumer
- City States
- What were the Sumerian city
states like?
- They all had a building called a ziggurat, a large
pyramid-shaped building with a temple at the top, dedicated to
a Sumerian deity, built cities along the rivers. The farmers in
Sumer created leeves to hold back the floods from their fields
and cut canals to channel river water to the fields. The use of
levees and canals is called irrigation, another Sumerian
invention.
- They all had a building called a ziggurat, a large
pyramid-shaped building with a temple at the top, dedicated to
a Sumerian deity, built cities along the rivers. The farmers in
Sumer created leeves to hold back the floods from their fields
and cut canals to channel river water to the fields. The use of
levees and canals is called irrigation, another Sumerian
invention.
- Mention the most
important ones.
- They didn’t create any empire, but they create a great
civilization. They formed lots of city states with an own
government
- They didn’t create any empire, but they create a great
civilization. They formed lots of city states with an own
government
- Did the Sumerians create empires?
- The first Sumerian cities and the most important, were
Eridu, Uruk, Ur, Larsa, Isin, Adab, Kullah, Lagash, Nippur,
and Kish.
- The first Sumerian cities and the most important, were
Eridu, Uruk, Ur, Larsa, Isin, Adab, Kullah, Lagash, Nippur,
and Kish.
- What were the Sumerian city
states like?
- Mesopotamian Maps
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