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Map of the Middle East includes Israel, Syria, Jordan, Lebanon, Iraq, Iran, Egypt. To Atlas Index To GodWeb Home The Middle East Today -- Central Intelligence Agency Map ...

Interactive travel map of The Middle East. The Middle East is a political and cultural subregion of Asia. The core of the region comprises the lands between the Mediterranean Sea and the Persian Gulf along with the Anatolian, Arabian and Sinai peninsulas.

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26/03/2015 · 40 maps that explain the Middle East 40 maps that explain the Middle East by Max Fisher on March 26, 2015. Maps can be a powerful tool for understanding the world, particularly the Middle East, a ...

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11/12/2015 · The Middle East produces about a third of the world's oil*, but the reserves are not distributed uniformly. As this map shows, the oil deposits are heavily concentrated in and around the Persian Gulf, putting, nearly 99% of the region's proven reserves under the control of just six countries: Saudi Arabia, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, U.A.E., and Qatar.

What is happening in Middle East in 3500BCE The first civilizations. Farming has been established for thousands of years in the Middle East, and in the river valleys of ancient Mesopotamia the first true civilization in world history is appearing, that of the Sumerians.. The Sumerians live in large communities of many thousands of people – the earliest cities.

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