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why clay tablets were important to the Mesopotamia?


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Mesopotamians used clay for their documents because cuneiform was written with a reed stylus by pressing the pictographs into the clay; they needed a surface that was flexible. Yet clay was also “the hardiest writing medium you can imagine,” Paulus says.

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These clay tablets are called the Hammurabi's Code. They were a set of basic laws and rights that the Mesopotamians followed and were helpful to the development.

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