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In this episode Dr. Miano guides us through a heated topic that continues to rage on social media and that is which civilization came first?
Was it the Mesopotamian Civilization? Egyptian Civilization? Or the Indus Civilization?
First he asks "What is Civilization? How do we determine a civilization? And then goes on to explain what academia generally defines as civilization.
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