Imagine the dawn, five thousand years ago. On the banks of the Euphrates, the air smells of wet silt and smoke. A farmer presses barley into the earth. This simple act, repeated across the fertile crescent, changed everything. Agriculture created surplus, and surplus drew people together into towns, then cities. Along the great rivers—the Tigris, the Nile, the Euphrates—humanity learned to buil...
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