the god-like Uruk

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Sumerian invention that remains relevant and useful. Orginally used for pottery

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Chaldean king Nebuchadnezzar built this for his wife, Queen Amytis. Now it is one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.

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The Hittites discovered a new kind of metal that was stronger than bronze:

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It is among Indian's major legacies. many Indo-European languages were derived from this.

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collection of sacred texts from ancient India. It is considered as the oldest literary work of the Indo-Aryan civilization,and the most sacred book in India.

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oldest and most important book of the Vedas writen around 1500 BCE

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The Great Story of the Bharatas, and known as the ancient Indians' foremost legacy. It is considered as one of the greatest and most important epic and literary works in the world.

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important part of Mahabharata and a great Hindu Poem.

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Another important piece of Indian's Literature in Mahabharata

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collection of Indian stories in which the main characters are usually animals.

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It is considered one of the oldest systems or sciences of healing. It means "science of life", is believed to have emerged in 3000 BCE.

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Sushruta wrote this, which described more than 300 surgical methods and more than 100 kinds of surgical equipment.

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Paper, gunpowder, woodblock printing, and magnetic compass are traditionally referred as

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He invented paper in 105 BCE

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when did chinese invented woodblock printing?

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when did Chinese invented magnetic compass?

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a test that had to be taken by those who wanted to serve in the government

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a process which had long been a secret of the Chinese, spread to other parts of the world.

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a method of relieving pain or curing illness by pricking skin on specific body parts with fine needles.

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In 220 BCE, he ordered to build the Great Wall of China.

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the design used as a defense against nomadic tribes from the north

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is a kind of short poem with three lines of five, seven, and five syllables that is usually a vivid depiction of an occurence in nature or a moment in the life of the poet.

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a form of short Japanese poetry that emerged during the Heian period.

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a book of anecdotes,observations,views and notes from the diary of Sei Shonagon.

(The Pillow Book)

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considered a masterpiece of fiction and the first novel in the world.

(The tale of Genji)

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(tea ceremony)

a detailed ceremony that is centered not just on the actual preparation and drinking of tea but also on the principles of unity, respect,purity and peace.

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the cultivation of miniature trees in shallow pots,originated from China

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Japanese paper folding, believed to have started in Japan during 6th century when offering in Shinto rituals were wrapped in paper.

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the artistic and creative arrangement of flowers,leaves and stems that focuses on form and balance.

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the world's oldest extant book printed using a movable metal printing.

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