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Sibilisasyon

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An suanoy na Sumerians kan Mesopotamia kun saen iyo an pinakagurang na sibilisasyon sa kinaban, nagpoon kan haros 4000 BCE.
Suanoy na Ehipto nagtatao nin ehemplo kan sarong amay na kulturang sibilisasyon.[1]

An sibilisasyon iyo an maski arin na any komplikadong sosyudad na karakterisado kan pag-uswag kan estado, social stratification, urbanisasyon, asin simbolikong sistema kan komunikasyon na labi pa sa palba o pigtataram na tataramon (nginaranan na, sistemang panurat asin graphic arts).[2][3][4][5][6]

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