The Aegean Sea was of most importance to the Ancient Greeks.
<span>The Gulf of Carpentaria which is a body of water bounded on three sides by Australia and to the north by the Arafura Sea. It is a large, shallow sea. To the west of the Gulf of Carpentaria is Arnhem Land, to the east is the Cape York Peninsula and to the south lies the Gulf Country. The first European explorer to have touched the region was Willem Janszoon, who was a Dutch navigator and the first European to see the Australian coast.<span>
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Try https://www.sciencedaily.com/terms/water_pollution.htm or https://www.britannica.com/science/water-pollution
Shang Cities
During the Shang Dynasty, there were several large settlements, including Zhengzhou and Anyang, though these are not believed to be as densely urban as Mesopotamian settlements during the same time. Anyang became the capitol around 1300 B.C. under King Pan Geng and at the time was called Yin.
