What ancient civilization built the first library?

Answer 1

Sumerians around 4th millennium BC which was around the Tigris and Euphrates rivers, before the babylonians

Answer 2

I believe one of the first and one of the largest libraries known in ancient civilization was the library at Alexandria. Egyptians under the Greek influence of Alexander the Great

Answer 3

That was the Library in Alexandria Egypt built in the 3rd centry BC by Ptolemy 2

Answer 4

Greeks amassed all the knowledge of the ancient world in the great library in Alexandria, Egypt. It burned down in a fire. All that knowledge is now lost.

Answer 5

I think the Greeks built a library in Alexandria, but it was destroyed by the Turks when they invaded.

Answer 6

i imagine the neolithic henges scattered round Europe both as interesting. Time when we interacted with the ecosystem in a more beneficial intensive way. I disagree with the international view of the classic era, in entirety. yet,we does no longer have the West without out the classical era's "common sense" blended with Christianity's liberal out look, then blended with the medical technique. The classical era's way of wondering is heavily out-dated at the same time as placed next to submit-modernism/submit-structuralism.

Answer 7

The Sumerian Civilization, using cuneiform scripts impressed on tablets of clay

Answer 8

one of the first libraries known belongs to the eblaite people of syria. their archive dates back to 2500 B.C.

Answer 9

No one knows for sure, but it wasn't built, it was BORROWED!

Answer 10

the egyptions