4. Why was the discovery of cuneiform so important in the study of ancient civilizations? a. because it showed historians how the typical Sumerian house was built

b. because it represented the largest work of art found in Sumer

c. because it helped archaeologists find other civilizations to study

d. because it provided a written record of daily life in Sumer

d. because it provided a written record of daily life in Sumer.

Explanation:

Cuneiform is the first known written language. Its wedge-shaped characters were used to record political information, such as laws and rulers’ announcements, as well as daily transactions such as the sale of houses and the exchange of goods.

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