The 7 cradles of civiliation are not the oldest ones. They are just the 7 places where agriculture and civilization developed independently. The oldest civilizations are probably all middle-eastern as far as we know from the current archeological record. Sumer being a good example.
The Ancient Near East is considered the cradle of civilization. It was here that year-round intensive farming began to be practiced for the first time, here for the first time in the world writing, the potter's wheel, and then the wheel and millstone arose, the first state, legislation, and then the first empire were created.
There are many older. Just see Gobeklitepe.
Wrong ranking, and loose research or compilation...
The 7 cradles of civiliation are not the oldest ones. They are just the 7 places where agriculture and civilization developed independently. The oldest civilizations are probably all middle-eastern as far as we know from the current archeological record. Sumer being a good example.
The Ancient Near East is considered the cradle of civilization. It was here that year-round intensive farming began to be practiced for the first time, here for the first time in the world writing, the potter's wheel, and then the wheel and millstone arose, the first state, legislation, and then the first empire were created.
Real Ancient Egypt is the US
they believed in flat earth tho, and they were correct
One information is not correct here ...Indus is oldest as Pottery and Human Remains with Rdioactive context being found , so please update it
Thanks . can you tell me more about this?
Not true. Manipulated studies to instill nationalism and pride among Indians