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Babylon.
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Contemporary Iraq occupies the territory that historians traditionally have considered the site of the earliest civilizations of the ancient Near East. Geographically, modern Iraq corresponds to the Mesopotamia of the Old Testament and of other, older, Near Eastern texts. In Western mythology and religious tradition, the land of Mesopotamia in the ancient period was a land of lush vegetation, abundant wildlife, and copious if unpredictable water resources. As such, at a very early date it attracted people from neighboring, but less hospitable areas. By 6000 B.C., Mesopotamia had been settled, chiefly by migrants from the Turkish and Iranian highlands. http://ancienthistory.about.com/od/neareast/a/LOCIraq.htm
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1- blackness land 2- country between two rivers these r 2 names
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Babylon
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It largely corresponds to the area known as Mesopotamia.
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Mesopotamia
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