6th millennium BC
c. 6000 BC: Cycladic people started to use a coarse, poor-quality local clay to make a variety of objects.
c. 6000 BC: Brick building was taking place at modern-day Çatalhöyük, Turkey.
Agriculture appears in the valley of the Nile
Rice cultivated in Asia.
Plough invented.
c. 6000–5000 BC: Wine is created for the first time in Persia.
c. 5000 BC: Agriculture began in the Americas perhaps this early, in complete isolation from the Old World.
Artifacts of stone were supplemented by those of metal, and the crafts of basketry, pottery, weaving (Africa).
Dead were buried in a fetal position, surrounded by the burial offerings and artifacts, facing west (Africa).
Decorated, black-topped clay pots and vases; bone and ivory combs, figurines, and tableware, are found in great numbers (Africa).
Jewelry of all types and materials (Africa).
Objects began to be made not only with a function, but also with an aesthetic value. (Africa)
Organized, permanent settlements focused around agriculture. (Africa)

7th millennium BC
c. 7000 BC: Mesolithic site Lepenski Vir emerges in today’s Serbia.
c. 7000 BC: Earliest pottery in Ancient Near East.
c. 7000 BC: Elam became farming region.
c. 7000 BC: Chinese domestication of rice, millet, soy beans, and yams. (1990 Rand McNally Atlas)
c. 7000 BC: Red pepper, bottle gourd, avocados, and squash cultivated on Pacific coast of Guatemala. (Bailey 1973)
c. 7000 BC-6000 BC: The transition to farming begins in Mesoamerica.
c. 6500 BC: Naalebinding, a form of knitting, used in Judean Desert (modern day Israel).
c. 6500 BC: Two breeds of non-wolf dogs in Scandinavia; domestic hogs in Jarmo and cattle in Turkey.
c. 6200 BC: Mural painting or map from Çatalhöyük, an early civilized city that prospered by trading obsidian, Anatolia—modern Turkey.
6000 BC: Ban Po settlement in China.
Agriculture appears around in the Balkans, see Old European Culture.
Beekeeping is first recorded. Rock paintings on cave walls in Africa and eastern Spain show people gathering honey from trees or rock crevices while bees fly around them—cave drawings in Spain, near Valencia.
Pastoralism and cultivation of cereals (East Sahara).
Gold and native copper begin to be used.
Middle East: Domestication of the cow.
Archaic pottery making, burial mound construction, and garden technology (NorthAmerica).
North America: Indigenous Peoples of the Americas begin using stone to grind food and to hunt American Bison and smaller animals.
North America: Deciduous plants make their appearance on Long Island.
North America: Northern Atlantic Ocean is cooled by 3–6°C due to enormous floods.
Mexico—Incipient agriculture begins (North America).
Peru, Guitarrero Cave, plant fibers are twisted, knotted, and looped into baskets, mats (South America).
Eastern Mediterranean, forms of pottery become decoration.
Animal figures of Estuarine-period rock painting in Australia include saltwater fish and crocodiles.

And many, MANY more!
Rise of agriculture.
Bladed tools found in southwest Iran date from around 8000 BC. They were made from Obsidian that had been transported from Anatolia.
Potatoes and beans are cultivated in South America
Beginning of millet and rice cultivation in East Asia
Domestication of the cat and Bos aegyptiacus ox in Ancient Egypt
Domestication of sheep in Southwest Asia
Huts, hearths, granaries, and nonportable stone tools for grinding grains Africa
Catal Huyuk, men wear animals skins, plus hats of the same material Asia
Houses, kilns, pottery, turquoise carvings, tools made from stone and bone, and bone flutes China
Clay and plaster are molded to form statues at Jericho and cAin Ghazal Mediterranean
First evidence of incised "counting tokens" about 9,000 years ago in the Neolithic fertile crescent. Asia
Japanese potters begin to decorate pottery cooking vessels Japan
Simple pottery traditions sometimes with cord impressions or other decorative markings Korea
Agriculture in New Guinea
Evidence
^ an average of figures from different sources as listed at the US Census Bureau’s Historical Estimates of World Population
^ Roberts, J: "History of the World.". Penguin, 1994.
^ Lu H, Zhang J, Liu KB, Wu N, Li Y, Zhou K, Ye M, Zhang T, Zhang H, Yang X, Shen L, Xu D, Li Q. (2009). Earliest domestication of common millet (Panicum miliaceum) in East Asia extended to 10,000 years ago. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A. 106: 7367–7372 PubMed

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^ Roberts, J: "History of the World." Penguin, 1994.
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Creationists don’t deny that that inventions or discoveries were made. They hold that the Earth is the creation of a supernatural being.

Then again, neither do Young Earth Creationists (who seem to think the Earth is around 10,000 years old). They dispute timelines.

Two different types of Creationists. Which one are you referring to?

We always suck and our players don’t even play good,so I am just wondering why do we care about football,instead of looking into stuff that matters like education,research,etc stuff that matters.

What happened in stadium really saddens me I hope they would disband that zamalek team all together and disband all the football matches this season.

I mean in squash for example we have many worldwide players that do much better than football and we still care about football more than any other sport.

From 100 years ago until now we went to worldwide championship and made it to last 10 finals atleast LOL we always had our ***** kicked.
Egyptian Girl : Yeh world african cup but then what with bunch of failed players from other countries? did we ever enter worldwide championship ?
@Egyptian Girl Please read carefully the topic I am talking about then you’ll see what I mean I am not talking about African championship.
@EgyptianGirl yeah I saw what happened with Algeria but even before that we didn’t win qualify to go to championship.

I am just seeing that we giving this football too much spot light for it that we should put this energy in
and concentrate in stuff like education and scientific research and also giving sports that we are acctually good at like squash a more spotlight than football.

This is anyway my point of view.

Edit: I agree with you guys that for any society to suceed there should be science,culture,Art,Sport.
But I am not talking about banning all football I am just talking that we just used to show them more spotlight than it deserved thats why we grew up caring alot about football instead of science for example or other sports or Art or other stuff.

I personally don’t care about it, and hope people would just stop caring so much about it such as the rest of the world..

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Edit: Reading EP’s answer, I saw that both of you and Egyptian girl actually believe we got attacked in Sudan..? Ma7asalsh 7aga henak.. di propaganda el nezam el 2adeem..

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Ahh w 7aga kaman lil nas elli mish 3agebha.. Yes "our" team does suck.. Es7o ba2a..

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/01/02/world/middleeast/02egypt.html

http://www.jewishjournal.com/bloggish/item/la_jewish_clergy_and_activists_support_hispanic_immigrants_in_arizona_201/

http://jta.org/news/article/2011/01/31/2742789/unrest-in-egypt-could-lead-to-israels-worst-nightmare

I find it ironic that the same exact group who bashed Arizona for defending their borders. Is now pressuring the USA to squash the unrest in the middle east. It sucks when the shoe is on the other foot don’t it?
I suggest we pull out of the middle east protect our borders and let these 2 fight it out.

I believe in protecting our borders too, but your comparison is pretty far out there.

My man and I suffering greatly from the lack of communication (internet and phone)

I am also worried about him. Worried about how much longer it will go on worried about the events in cairo around him. worried about the net being restored anytime soon. list goes on and on .

I havent been able to really eat or sleep . It’s taking a toll on me. All this "not knowing" of when and how.

Everynight I go to bed with the hope that things in Egypt would have gotten better. Go to bed with the hope that maybe the net will be on when I wake up . And at the very least can have more solid contact with him.

But this never comes. My hopes are always squashed asnd then I just worry more and more. Worried the net will be turned off for a long time. Worried that they might get hurt. Worried that it will because hard for him to get out of Egypt and come home to me. I just…it;s doing me in !!!!!

idk what to do anymore. I pray but I am not even finding solace in that lately. All I see is the people and the riots and their stubborn president. neither sides letting up soon and it just going on and on

dont worry hunn, im sure hes okayy:), i havent talked my mann too, the enternet isnt workingg , and i have no idea when there connection is back, i got 2 missed calls this morning from my bf soo im guessing some of the cell phones are back:), just dont worryy,ur man is finee, im sure youll have contact of him soon:), trust me im missing mine too soo badly. but its just hard to contact themm, but trust meee im giving youu hopee thats hes okayyy, and he’ll come back home to you:) remember to just pray, just keep try calling himm, for some people there it could be hard to contect with cuz the conection is still not perfect, soo just keep tryingg, hopefully you’ll get to him.

How should the West react?

Your thoughts?

Maybe more democratic governments?

Sometime later the Israelites pack up and leave Israel so that they can spend 40 years wandering the desert worshipping a pillar of fire that they call god. One day god extinguishes a mountain that was on fire and then the Israelites stop worshipping him and go live in Egypt for a while.

Awhile later there isn’t much life around, but a big flood comes and when the water goes down the world is full of life again.

Eventually all the people die except for 2. One day, the man is missing a rib so god turns the woman into a rib bone and inserts it into the man the man feels better after that.

God then squashed the man into clay, killed all the animals, exploded the universe and then turned out the light.

It’s still fiction though…

This is to Coop 36. You say he is sinning, but, this person read it backwards, meaning it was a sin at the beginning, but then it wasn’t no more…

Also i had 2 other dreams, one was in Egypt (accident times) it was in large farmers fields and it was a big battle, we had to defend the village

and another one was at a gate in a city, i was a warrior in dark armour and we had to defend a gate house and stop them getting into the city, so we defended the gate as they came through it (to make them squash through because we were only about 7 against 100s coming in) and i was scared to harm the enemy but eventually i had to, to defend myself and i kill him, i felt like i was warming up to killing them.

To be in or see a battle in your dream, suggests that you are overworked. You need to give yourself a break. There is a conflict between your rational thinking and your irrational impulses. Alternatively, it represents eroticism. You may be overly stimulated or you are trying to suppress your instinctual urges.
To see a wall in your dream, signifies limitations. obstacles and boundaries. There is a barrier obstructing your progress. Alternatively, the wall indicates that you are too accustomed to your old habits and way of thinking. You feel stuck.
To see or dream that you are a warrior, represents your ability to confront life challenges.

To dream that you are in a foreign land, represents change in your life. Consider how you feel about the surrounding. If you are afraid or lost, then it indicates that you are not ready for the change. You are not willing to leave the past behind. If you are excited or happy in this unknown place, then it suggests that you are ready for change.

To see or pass through a gate in your dream, suggests that you are walking through a new phase of life. It also represents new opportunities and possibilities, especially if the gate is opened or swinging.

To see a closed gate in your dream, signifies your inability to overcome current difficulties. If you are unable to open the gate, then it indicates that your hard work will be seen as unsatisfactory. It may also mean that you are not ready or not prepared to move on to the next step.