Rise and Fall of the Magan Civilization

Increase of Magen Civilization Transition from a simple life to a living is a great leap by living in the Neolithic Age, establishing a city state, and building civilizations from the Bronze Age and the Bronze Age. In the history of mankind. This change encouraged people to raise their knowledge and make them more creative. Therefore, many inventions and discoveries, such as the discovery of copper and bronze metals, the development of cultivation methods, the use of ceramic wheels, the use of sails onboard, and innovative wheels for transport and use of animal power It was discovered during this time.

According to archaeological research, from the end of the 4th century BC to the end of 2000 BC, the economic growth and decline of the Magan civilization reflects the ruins of the community, both in settlements and tombs. This article tracks traces of increase and decrease of Magen civilization from two viewpoints. It is mining and copper smelting, and the tomb of this civilized people. Nevertheless, the chemical analysis of the copper sample components found in Mesopotamia proved that their source is the Oman Peninsula (Berthoud and Clezuiou, 1983, p. 239, v 6, p 2), and ties the name of Magan There are several ideas to try. To the east coast of Iran. The main reason for that position is that copper is being produced in Iran (Clezuiou and Mery, 2002, p. 275). However, it can not be denied that copper played a role in the revival of civilization on the Oman Peninsula.

Increase of Magen Civilization Transition from a simple life to a living is a great leap by living in the Neolithic Age, establishing a city state, and building civilizations from the Bronze Age and the Bronze Age. In the history of mankind. This change encouraged people to raise their knowledge and make them more creative. Therefore, many inventions and discoveries, such as the discovery of copper and bronze metals, the development of cultivation methods, the use of ceramic wheels, the use of sails onboard, and innovative wheels for transport and use of animal power It was discovered during this time.

A thorough investigation was done on the Oman Peninsula, many of which belong to the Magen civilization. Archeologists call this stage Hafit. This is due to the first place discovered by Danish exploration at the border of Oman and the United Arab Emirates. Archaeological research proposed the first stage of the Magen civilization as follows. Archaeological research showed that economic growth and decline grew in the era of Magen civilization from the end of the 4th century BC to the end of the 2nd century BC. It is reflected in the ruins of the community, both in villages and in tombs. This article follows traces of the change in Magan civilization from two aspects, mining and copper smelting, and the tomb of this civilized people.