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From the plains of East Africa, our species has spread to every habitable landmass on Earth over the past five million years. We have been able to shape and affect our environment more than our fellow species through technological know-how, scientific knowledge, and complex societies, even to risk our lives. Where did we come from? What were some of the choices our ancestors made as individuals, societies, and species that shaped our world today? Our first cities, nations, and empires were built by complex societies. Our ancestors had a great deal of control over their choices. In what ways did they attribute human abilities, and what did they attribute to the Gods' will? How do we acknowledge and interact with our ancient cultural inheritance today? These age-old questions have been answered for more than 11,000 years! There is evidence that an intruder comet fragment ended the Ice Age about 10,000 BC. Now, only Astronomers in the last decade are debating this concept. Was that the catalyst that brought Humanity into the modern era? The history of humankind and every advanced culture during that time cannot be covered. Some so many individuals are interested in Mesopotamia, the Sumerians, and the origins of civilization. There is a lot to explore about Uruk, the oldest City in Mesopotamia, and it is fascinating. There is no known origin for the Mesopotamia model. What is its predecessor? Furthermore, Mesopotamian culture appears to have been exported east to the Indus Valley and West to Egypt. It is almost like the Sumerian cities to see the clay brick monuments of the Indus Valley Civilization. In Egypt, ziggurats and cuneiform writing can be found. These are all symbiotic mythologies. Is there any history of New World Civilizations or China and Japan's far East? We are connected to vast megalithic stonework and Pyramids. There is the Pyramid of Caral in Peru and the Pyramids of China. Why is this happening? We are left connected to these ancient sites in an intricate puzzle of mysteries woven into temple buildings and alignments.
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