Early Semitic civilizations

This book explains, through the science of Semitics, the history of the Semitic peoples and their cultural origins, discussing the Semitic problem, the origin of the term Semitic, then introducing the Semitic languages, their types and characteristics, introducing the various Semitic writings in different scripts, whether syllabic or alphabetic, then theories of the origin of the Semites and their civilizations and discussing them. The book goes on to take a special and new look at the roots of the emergence of the Semites in the Chalcolithic Age in the sixth millennium BC in Mesopotamia and their announcement of this new era in which the masculine reversal, the use of metals, and the emergence of cities and temples appeared, which was transmitted to neighboring peoples, stimulating the emergence of the Indo-European, Caucasian and Turkish peoples and making them They enter the Chalcolithic Age and their extensive migrations begin, which led to the emergence of major civilizations at the beginning of historical times. The author follows up this theory by applying and tracing the roots of the emergence of the Semites and their formation of early civilizations in Mesopotamia, the Levant, and then in the entire East.