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Ah yes. Africa, the home of humanity and the earliest civilizations that we know of, are the ones who are late the game.
Is the earliest known evidence of civilisation not in Mesopotamia?
It depends on how you define civilization. The Aboriginal Australian civilization predates the early Mesopotamian civilization that I learned about in school, but that civilization was only seen as the first because of eurocentric ideas of what a civilization looks like. In Australia they were hunter-gatherers, but also practiced advanced agriculture that Europeans didn't even recognize as agriculture when they got there. The comment I made about the earliest civilization being in Africa was based on a list I saw that considered the San people of Africa the first civilization. But they didn't really justify it either.