Ukan-Mira

Discovered by Archeoligists in 54 NET (New Era TIme) around the old city of Harzia is agreed by Archeologists as the earliest permenent human settlment to be found. Dating from 11,000 years ago remains of pottery, human fossils, and flint weapons have been found. The village mantained itself for thosuands of years bulding large walls 8,500 years ago. Further analysis shows that the village was brutally sacked 7,000 BP at which point in time it is belived the survivors abandoned the town in favour of the larger city of Ashman-ikur furthur down the Gerphides River (O.T.L Euphraties River).

The abandoning of the city is believed by historians to have led to the construction of many cities along the Gerphides River, by the next 2 centuries (7000 BP-6800 BP).