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Abraham leaves Haran for Egypt by Francesco Bassano the Younger (1560 – 1592) Rijksmuseum (Public Domain) — 08 Apr 2022

The Sumerian Hypothesis: The Influence Of Sumer On The Primeval History

By Willem McLoud

Archaeology & Science

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The use of Mesopotamian material in the motifs and stories found in Genesis 1–11 (also called the Primeval History) has been of great interest to biblical scholars for many years. Although the Mesopotamian influence on this part of the Genesis...
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Abraham leaves Haran for Egypt by Francesco Bassano the Younger (1560 – 1592) Rijksmuseum (Public Domain) — 08 Apr 2022

The Sumerian Hypothesis: The Influence Of Sumer On The Primeval History

By Willem McLoud

Archaeology & Science

1

The use of Mesopotamian material in the motifs and stories found in Genesis 1–11 (also called the Primeval History) has been of great interest to biblical scholars for many years. Although the Mesopotamian influence on this part of the Genesis...
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New Ancient Middle Eastern Chronology Unlocks Hidden History Of Egypt and Mesopotamia — 18 Oct 2021

New Ancient Middle Eastern Chronology Unlocks Hidden History Of Egypt and Mesopotamia

By Willem McLoud

Archaeology & Science

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In the academic study of the ancient world, chronology or timeline is of the utmost importance. This is especially true for the ancient Middle East. When events in Egypt are to be correlated with events in Mesopotamia, the single most important...
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New Ancient Middle Eastern Chronology Unlocks Hidden History Of Egypt and Mesopotamia — 18 Oct 2021

New Ancient Middle Eastern Chronology Unlocks Hidden History Of Egypt and Mesopotamia

By Willem McLoud

Archaeology & Science

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In the academic study of the ancient world, chronology or timeline is of the utmost importance. This is especially true for the ancient Middle East. When events in Egypt are to be correlated with events in Mesopotamia, the single most important...
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From the royal tombs of Ur, the Standard of Ur mosaic, made of lapis lazuli and shell, shows peacetime. (Public Domain) — 26 Feb 2020

Changing History: The Ferris Wheel of Lost Civilizations

By jim willis

Archaeology & Science

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Although history textbooks often present information as if it is set in stone and firmly established, recent research into ancient civilization reveals one embarrassing fact that continuously seems to elude expert analysis. Simply put, no one...
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From the royal tombs of Ur, the Standard of Ur mosaic, made of lapis lazuli and shell, shows peacetime. (Public Domain) — 26 Feb 2020

Changing History: The Ferris Wheel of Lost Civilizations

By jim willis

Archaeology & Science

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Although history textbooks often present information as if it is set in stone and firmly established, recent research into ancient civilization reveals one embarrassing fact that continuously seems to elude expert analysis. Simply put, no one...
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Louvre Museum, Department of Near Eastern Antiquities: Gilgamesh and Lion, Human headed winged bull, Assyria. — 20 Aug 2018

Immortality Lies within the Legend: Is Gilgamesh Alive and Well?

By jim willis

Mythology & Mystery

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In 1853, Hormuzad Rassam discovered fragments of an ancient Sumerian text which is now considered to be the first great work of literature our civilization ever produced. After its translation it was published in 1870 by George Smith. Although read...
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Louvre Museum, Department of Near Eastern Antiquities: Gilgamesh and Lion, Human headed winged bull, Assyria. — 20 Aug 2018

Immortality Lies within the Legend: Is Gilgamesh Alive and Well?

By jim willis

Mythology & Mystery

0

In 1853, Hormuzad Rassam discovered fragments of an ancient Sumerian text which is now considered to be the first great work of literature our civilization ever produced. After its translation it was published in 1870 by George Smith. Although read...
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Statue of Gudea, prince of Lagash (long after King Eannatum) neo-Sumerian period, 2120 BC (Public Domain) and a fragment of the Stele of the Vultures (CC BY-SA 3.0);Deriv. — 06 Mar 2017

King Destroys Those on his Hit List, One by One – Eannatum: The First Conqueror? Part I

By Cam Rea

History & Tradition

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Between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers, lies a land known as Mesopotamia. It was here that men found suitable land, which they pierced, ripped, and seeded. Once the seeds took root, civilization was born. Lagash, like other city-states of its...
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Statue of Gudea, prince of Lagash (long after King Eannatum) neo-Sumerian period, 2120 BC (Public Domain) and a fragment of the Stele of the Vultures (CC BY-SA 3.0);Deriv. — 06 Mar 2017

King Destroys Those on his Hit List, One by One – Eannatum: The First Conqueror? Part I

By Cam Rea

History & Tradition

0

Between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers, lies a land known as Mesopotamia. It was here that men found suitable land, which they pierced, ripped, and seeded. Once the seeds took root, civilization was born. Lagash, like other city-states of its...
Read More

Lost in Translation? Understandings and Misunderstandings about the Ancient Practice of “Sacred Prostitution” — 28 Sep 2016

Lost in Translation? Understandings and Misunderstandings about the Ancient Practice of “Sacred Prostitution”

By MartiniF

History & Tradition

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In the modern world, the mere mention of “Sacred Prostitution” may receive raised eyebrows or disgusted grimaces. Evidently, this was also the case for the ancients as many ancient authors describe sacred prostitution in drastic terms. It was,...
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Lost in Translation? Understandings and Misunderstandings about the Ancient Practice of “Sacred Prostitution” — 28 Sep 2016

Lost in Translation? Understandings and Misunderstandings about the Ancient Practice of “Sacred Prostitution”

By MartiniF

History & Tradition

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In the modern world, the mere mention of “Sacred Prostitution” may receive raised eyebrows or disgusted grimaces. Evidently, this was also the case for the ancients as many ancient authors describe sacred prostitution in drastic terms. It was,...
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The Sumerian Military: Professionals of Weaponry and Warfare — 17 Jun 2016

The Sumerian Military: Professionals of Weaponry and Warfare

By Cam Rea

History & Tradition

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Between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers, lies a land once known as Mesopotamia. It was here that humanity found suitable land to rip open and seed. Once the seeds took root, civilization was born. With food slowly becoming abundant, the population...
Read More

The Sumerian Military: Professionals of Weaponry and Warfare — 17 Jun 2016

The Sumerian Military: Professionals of Weaponry and Warfare

By Cam Rea

History & Tradition

0

Between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers, lies a land once known as Mesopotamia. It was here that humanity found suitable land to rip open and seed. Once the seeds took root, civilization was born. With food slowly becoming abundant, the population...
Read More

Deriv; Famous relief from the Old Babylonian period called the — 12 May 2016

Intellectual, Code Breaker, Blasphemer: George Smith and the Ancient Chaldean Account of Genesis

By tedloukes

Archaeology & Science

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George Smith was born in 1840 in London to poor parents, and consequently left school at the tender age of fifteen to take up an apprenticeship with Messrs Bradburry and Evans, a firm of engravers situated not far from the British Museum. Young...
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Deriv; Famous relief from the Old Babylonian period called the — 12 May 2016

Intellectual, Code Breaker, Blasphemer: George Smith and the Ancient Chaldean Account of Genesis

By tedloukes

Archaeology & Science

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George Smith was born in 1840 in London to poor parents, and consequently left school at the tender age of fifteen to take up an apprenticeship with Messrs Bradburry and Evans, a firm of engravers situated not far from the British Museum. Young...
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