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 | I guess you're right about that, I mean I couldn't imagine a day without writing something to someone. | |
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| You see, they did do something for us afterall. And really, that's just the beginning of it all! | |
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| But even at that, it's still alot for them Mesopotamian civilizations. So, is there more I should know? | |
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| Well, sure. Take government and law for example. The Code of Hammurabi is a great example, yes. He was the ruler of the Babylonians. He actually took all their laws, and codified them on a piece of steele. He then displayed them for everyone to see. It was quite the revolution. | |
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| It sounds rather simple to me.. | |
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| Yes, but this was thousands of years ago. It was a big step for them. Hammurabi was pretty much immortilized through doing what he did. He was strict, he believed in restitution. Which basically means "an eye for an eye". Simple, really. | |
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