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In the 16th century BCE, a census was carried out, thought to be the earliest recorded, of the population of where?

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In the 16th century BCE, a census was carried out, thought to be the earliest recorded, of the population of where?
posted Jan 18, 2022 by Prithvi

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Athens
The census was carried out by Cecrops, King of Athens (in some histories, the first). It counted numbers only, where each of the ruler's subjects was commanded to cast a single stone and by counting the stones the census of the population was determined. It is thought that the census included men, women and children.

answer Jan 19, 2022 by Rajni
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