 The world's first known city, where the earliest forms of writing were born, welcomed to Uruk, a Sumerian gem in the heart of modern-day Iraq. Around the late 4th millennium BCE, this city was a bustling cultural and economic hub. Picture towering structures like the White Temple, an impressive ziggurat that symbolizes Uruk's architectural prowess. With a thriving population, Uruk showcases advanced urban planning and organization that was way ahead of its time. But remember, archaeological findings are like chapters in an ongoing storybook. As we unearth more evidence, our understanding of this ancient city continues to evolve. Stay tuned for more in our series on The First. Don't forget to subscribe for more intriguing journeys back in time.