Which is the most ancient culture in the world ?

Answer 1

I would say Indian, coming from vague memories of the history books on the earliest civilisations.

Answer 2

It is a difficult question to answer, but probably China has the world's oldest unbroken culture. Mesopotamia, a region between the Euphrates and Tigris regions, which now is part of Iraq, Eastern Syria and Southeastern Turkey, is believed to be the 'cradle of civilization' where the first literate societies formed around about the 4th millennium BC.

Answer 3

Humanities' earliest civilisation developed in Mesopotamia, the area enclosed by the Tigris and Euphrates rivers.
In the Zagros foothills of the north, villages existed by 9,000 years ago. In the lower part of the Tigris-Euphrates valley, villages existed by 7,000 years ago. Sumerians built the first cities around 5,500 years ago. They practised farming, fishing and hunting. Irrigation canals brought water to their fields. Humanities first form of writing emerged in Sumer (southern Mesopotamia) 5,500 years ago, later evolving into cuneiform.

Answer 4

The Summarians. Oldest documented culture, they were among the first to record laws. Current Judeo-Christianity spawned partly due to this group.

Answer 5

If you believe radiocarbon dating then its australian aborigine. They have recorded pictograms and pictographs from 13,000 BC that, I think, are still culturally meaningful.

I like what they say about the biblical creation story: "If we were there we could never have thrown away the fruit and kill and eat the snake."

Answer 6

Indian civilization c. 7000 BC.

Answer 7

I dont know about culture but we supposedly all derived form Africa.

Answer 8

`Atlantis'
Who had ruled over atlantic ocean
then, they had their kingdom ruled over asia,africa,australia.
the oldest ,biggest and most advanced than the today's
human race.

Answer 9

African