Where did mathamatics originated?

Mathematics originated in ancient civilizations, with significant developments occurring in Mesopotamia (around 3000 BCE) and ancient Egypt, where early counting systems and geometric concepts were established for trade and land measurement. The ancient Greeks further advanced mathematics, introducing rigorous proof and the study of geometry. Additionally, cultures such as the Indians and Chinese contributed to mathematical concepts and systems, including the development of zero and algebra. Overall, mathematics evolved through the contributions of various societies over millennia.