A-The numbers on pressure-treated wood refer to the levels of preservative treatment and are important because they designate the intended uses of the wood. The numbers commonly used are LP-2, LP-22, 0.25 and 0.40.
Detail of a stone vase from Uruk. In a well-known description of ancient Babylonia, Berossus (or Bel-re'uÅ¡unu, to use his real name) says that. the land lies between the Tigris and the Euphrates rivers. It produces wild barley, chickpea, and sesame, and even, in its marshlands, edible roots, called gongai. These roots are the equal of barley in nutrition.
It was in the country of ancient Sumer, also known by other later countries as the area of Babylonia, Chaldea, Mesopotamia, and modern-day Iraq. It was located upstream from â¦Basra after the river splits into the Euphrates and Hiddekel rivers, and was on the Euphrates about 1/3rd of the way to Babylon.