Oldest Civilization Comparison - Oldest Civilization In The World | DataPoints

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While the earliest hominid or human like species first appeared around 2 million years ago, early homo sapiens, or modern humans, are relatively young – they first appeared in Africa around 200,00 years ago. For thousands of years after homo sapiens first appeared, early man laid the foundations for what would eventually become human civilization by developing agriculture, weaponry, art, social structure, and politics.

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[AntiquaRelic]

1. Iraq/Mesopotamia 4000 BC
2. Egypt/Kemet 3500 BC
3. Iran/Elam 3200 BC
4. China/Huanghe Valley 2500 BC
5. India/Indus Valley 2500 BC
6. Mexico/Olmec 1600 BC
7. Lebanon/Phoenicia 1500 BC
8. Korea/Gija Joseon 1120 BC
9. Syria/Aramean 1100 BC
10. Sudan/Kush 1070 BC
11. Japan/Yayoi 1000 BC
12. Israel/Judah 930 BC
13. Greece/Archaic 900 BC
14. Peru/Paracas 900 BC
15. Armenia/Urartu 860 BC
16. Tunisia/Carthage 815 BC
17. Italy/Rome 753 BC
18. Vietnam/Dong Son 700 BC
19. Albania/Illyria 400 BC
20. Mongolia/Xiongnu 220 BC

[baderabduallah]

Many Indians claim that their civilization is the oldest civilization, but they forgot the civilizations of the Middle East, which are considered among the oldest and most influential on humanity, such as the Sumerian, Babylonian, Akkadian, and Arabian Peninsula civilizations.

[devamjani]

Indus Valley civilization started at over 7500 BC ago. Its earliest villages have been dated back to be over 9500 years old, making Indus Valley Civilization the oldest in the world.

[melano]

🇮🇶🥱Beyond the country of Mesopotamia, Iraq is currently Iraq

[akbonfire]

The deities of Hinduism have evolved from the Vedic era (2nd millennium BCE) through the medieval era (1st millennium CE), regionally within Nepal, India and in Southeast Asia, and across Hinduism's diverse traditions
We are the oldest but not recognised yet

[Shreyansh_p]

The Indus Valley civilisation (IVC), also known Indus civilisation, was a Bronze Age civilisation in the northwestern regions of South Asia, lasting from 3300 BCE to 1300 BCE, and in its mature form from 2600 BCE to 1900 BCE.

[شرفالديننمول]

4000 BC The first phase of Sumerian culture arose as the oldest civilization in the region of Mesopotamia in what is now Iraq. The Sumerians were named after the ancient city of Sumer

[mantrakhandelwal]

indus valley civilization lasted for about 7000 years and ended before the birth of jesus. It's clearly much older than Mesopotamian because Harrapan words were used in that..

[zakaruahbones]

Native Australian culture has been continuous for over 50, 000 years.

[vosk]

The oldest civilization in the world is the Sumerian civilization in Iraq

[GeorgeMice]

I say iraq around 4000BC.
Egypt:3500BC & India 3300BC.

[Indianopc]

World fast most oldest civilization mesopotamia. Some Indian said they are most oldest civilization. They are only 3000 years old

[najafi]

The oldest civilization in the world is the civilization of Mesopotamia, which is known today as Iraq. Why do you hide the facts?

[mehmeterenoz]

How the hell Ancient Greek is older than Minoan

[FF_Snk]

As a lankan indus Valley is the oldest civilization in the world.

[a.s.]

1:03 Urartu civilization 900 - 590 BC - BC, this is Armenian civilization 😍🇦🇲🧡

[Hassanu]

‏‪2:20‬‏ انا من العراق كنت اتوقع ان سومرين اقدم حظارة من هذا الحظارات الثلاثه الاقدم من سومر لم اكن اعرفها

[uac]

mesopotamia start day: 14000 BCE
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[hossainmuhammadpalin]

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[Nasserattaf]

Indus valley civilization was around 8000 BCE so probably older than Mesopotamia