The Core Curriculum Replica

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The Sumerian Core Curriculum List is a faithful reproduction of one of the earliest known educational documents in human history, dating back to ancient Mesopotamia (circa 2600–2000 BCE). This remarkable artifact reflects the structured learning system used in Sumerian scribal schools, where students were trained in writing, mathematics, administration, and cultural knowledge using cuneiform script.

The original tablets contained carefully organized lists of words, professions, objects, places, and administrative terms, forming the foundation of formal education in the ancient world. These curriculum lists were essential tools for training scribes—the scholars, record-keepers, and administrators of Sumerian society.

Crafted with museum-grade accuracy, this replica captures the authentic texture, inscriptions, and form of the original clay tablets. It serves as both an educational resource and a striking decorative piece, ideal for historians, collectors, educators, museums, and lovers of ancient civilizations.

Whether displayed in a study, classroom, or exhibition space, The Sumerian Core Curriculum List offers a powerful glimpse into the origins of structured learning and the intellectual achievements of one of the world’s earliest civilizations.