These Are The Oldest Countries In The World

Despite the fact that human life originated millions of years ago, the first evidence of human civilisation occurred relatively lately in the human timeline. Around 6500 BCE, some of the early civilizations arose when people ceased being nomadic and began to settle and develop one location. These early settlements quickly grew into huge metropolis, which gave rise to the concept of independent countries and nations.

We’ve compiled a list of the world’s oldest countries, which range from ancient kingdoms in Ethiopia to the Persian Empire in Iran and thousand-year-old countries in Europe.

List Of The Top 10 Oldest Countries In The World:

10. San Marino