Mesopotamia
Study ties ancient tides to Sumer's urban rise
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A new study reveals that tidal patterns in ancient Mesopotamia played a key role in the emergence of Sumer, humanity's first urban civilization. Researchers argue that predictable tides enabled early agriculture, while their later decline spurred societal innovations. The findings connect environmental shifts to Sumer's myths, politics, and advancements.