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    The Babylonians were skilled artists who decorated even common household objects with images of humans and animals. They developed arts and architecture because they enjoyed depicting scenes from everyday Babylonian life. Their artistic skills and decorating everyday objects with images reflected their culture.

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    The Babylonians were skilled artists who decorated even common household objects with images of humans and animals. They developed arts and architecture because they enjoyed depicting scenes from everyday Babylonian life. Their artistic skills and decorating everyday objects with images reflected their culture.

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    Inventions of Babylonians

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    Mary Kris Caderma Cerdeñola
    The Babylonians were skilled artists who decorated even common household objects with images of humans and animals. They developed arts and architecture because they enjoyed depicting scenes from everyday Babylonian life. Their artistic skills and decorating everyday objects with images reflected their culture.

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    Inventions of

    Babylonians
    Arts and architecture
    Arts and architectures
    How it was invented?

    • Babylonians were prolific artists, and


    even the most mundane household
    objects were beautifully decorated
    with images of human or animal
    form.
    Why it was invented?

    • It is because depicting since from


    everyday Babylonian life.

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