Additionally, farmers developed irrigation systems to draw off the rivers to help supply water on a more predictable schedule. The flooding of the Tigris and Euphrates was very unpredictable and very often destroyed villages and took many lives. Besides drawing off the rivers for water and nutrients, the people used them as transportation sources and a way to establish trade with others...
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Besides drawing off the rivers for water and nutrients, the people used them as transportation sources and a way to establish trade with others. Timbers (cedar) from the Northern area of Mesopotamia were often sent down the river to use for either building or trade. Besides having the rivers to sustain them, the people of Mesopotamia had found in its geographic makeup some vital natural resources, which helped further the development of its’ civilization...
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