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History
Summerian
Colegio virgen del romeral
Aitana, Martina I Y MARTINA B
1ºeso
Empezar
Origins and History
The origins of the Sumerian civilization in Mesopotamia are still debated today, but archaeological evidence indicates that they established approximately a dozen city-states by the fourth millennium BC. They generally consisted of a walled metropolis dominated by a ziggurat: the stepped, pyramid-shaped temples associated with the Sumerian religion.
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Sacred places
Summerian
Uses and traditions
Origins and History
Curious data
Believers
Gods
Where is it practiced?
The end
Who are the Summerian?
The Sumerians were an ancient civilization that inhabited Asian Mesopotamia between 3500 and 1750 BC. C. Throughout their history, the Sumerians founded hundreds of city-states on the banks of the Tigris and Euphrates rivers, controlled by priests and military leaders who sought to impose their dominance in the region.
Believers
They were the Sumerians.They lived in Mesopotamia, Sumeria, Anatolia,... In Sumeria they lived 40.000 people aprox.
Where is it practiced?
Now there is no people that practice this religion but many years ago they practiced in the South of Mesopotamia and between the rivers Tigris and Eufrates.
Saint-Jacques’ Church in Montauban
Sacred places
Ziggurats were a type of temple common to the Sumerians, Babylonians, and Assyrians. The ziggurats were not the place where public events or ceremonies were held, but rather they were considered the abode of the gods. Was invented by the king Ur-Nammu in 2100 a.C. There are 32 ziggurats, four of them, are in Iran and the rest in Irak.
Uses and tradicions
tradicions
Uses
Curious data
1. They were the first people, that we know of, to assign symbols to groups of objects in an attempt to make the description of larger numbers easier. 2. Sumerian and Babylonian mathematics was based on a sexagesimal, or base-60, number system, which could be counted using twelve knuckles on one hand and five fingers on the other hand.