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Ashurbanipal: The oldest royal library in the world
In the 7th century BC, Ashurbanipal - the great king of the New Assyrian Empire - built the Royal Ashurbanipal Library to hold documents he collected from various fields.
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In the 7th century BC, Ashurbanipal - the great king of the New Assyrian Empire - built the Royal Ashurbanipal Library to hold documents he collected from various fields.
It is known that archaeologists discovered artifacts during an excavation in Austria. The object is said to be a clay replica of a mobile phone with a Sumerian cuneiform…
According to rumors, the Sumerians (living in the fourth millennium BC and reaching a very high scientific and technological level before the destruction) discovered the…