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Invention of the potter's wheel

4000 BC in Sumer

4000 BC: What ancient city (now in the area of Iran) is a center of pottery production?

Susa


Persian: شوش‎‎ Shush; [ʃuʃ]; Hebrew: שׁוּשָׁן‎ Shushān; Greek: Σοῦσα [ˈsuːsa]; Syriac: ܫܘܫ‎ Shush; Old Persian Çūšā

Where, when and by whom were horses first domesticated?

4000 BC, western Eurasian Steppes (now northern Kazakhstan), Botai people

When does the potter's wheel appear in the Ancient Near East?

c. 3250 BC

What was found in the Ljubljana (capital of Slovenia) Marshes?

The oldest wooden wheel yet (end 2016) discovered. Its from c. 3138 BC.

Where did urbanization begin?

In Mesopotamia in Sumer and Egypt.

Whats this?

Cuneiform writings. First writings in the cities of Uruk and Susa. (3000 BC?)

Where and when was the World's first known (end 2016) engineered roadway built?

In England, it's named the Sweet Track and was constructed around 3807 or 3806 BC.

What great invention was created by the Indus valley civilization in the 4th millennium BC?

Drainage and Sewage collection and disposal

What was invented in Sumer in the 4tt millennium BC?

Dams, canals, stone sculptures using inclined plane and lever

Two materials that were in use?

Copper and bronze

The predecessors of the Egyptian pyramids were called what?

Mastabas (invented 4th millennium BC)

A circular earth bank and ditch were created in the 4th millennium BC. When exactly? What's the name of the building?

c. 3100 BC was Phase 1 of the mysterious prehistoric monument in Wiltshire, England called Stonehenge.

What were the The Céide Fields in Ireland?

Arguably the oldest field system in world, developed in the 4th millennium BC.

4 instruments played in the 4th millennium BC?

Harps, flutes, Lyres and double clarinets in Egypt

Earliest known numerals found in...

Egypt.

This is... It was produced in the middle east in the 4th millennium BC.

Linen