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    Sumer and Akkad | Children's Middle Eastern History Books
    Sumer and Akkad | Children's Middle Eastern History Books
    Sumer and Akkad | Children's Middle Eastern History Books
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    Sumer and Akkad | Children's Middle Eastern History Books

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    The Sumer and Akkad are two of the most ancient civilizations known to men. Reading this resource material will bring you back to Mesopotamia over 7,000 years ago. You will learn how the Sumerians established an advanced writing system, architecture and arts, mathematics and astronomy. You will also read how the Akkadians followed the Sumerians to create the world’s first empire. This book is a must-read!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSpeedy Publishing LLC
    Release dateFeb 15, 2017
    ISBN9781541908154
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    Baby Professor showcases a collection of subjects that are educational for kids to help them learn how to do something themselves, exactly how something is done or how it came about. Children love to learn through attractive visuals and Baby Prof. is ideal to get your child the head start he or she needs for the future. Our Motto - "Learning is Fun, so let's Make it Fun to Learn".

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