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Fragment of a mural representing Akhenaten and Nefertiti (1345 – 1335 BC) Museo Ashmolean (Jl FilpoC/ CC BY-SA 4.0) — 25 Nov 2020

Gods of Antiquity: Elongated Skulls From Africa

By Pieter

Archaeology & Science

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The remains of an ancient female skeleton with an elongated skull, dating back to 400 – 600 AD, has been found during recent excavations at the Gamurzievsky settlement in the city of Nazran, Ingushetia, southern Russia. Discoveries such as these...
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Fragment of a mural representing Akhenaten and Nefertiti (1345 – 1335 BC) Museo Ashmolean (Jl FilpoC/ CC BY-SA 4.0) — 25 Nov 2020

Gods of Antiquity: Elongated Skulls From Africa

By Pieter

Archaeology & Science

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The remains of an ancient female skeleton with an elongated skull, dating back to 400 – 600 AD, has been found during recent excavations at the Gamurzievsky settlement in the city of Nazran, Ingushetia, southern Russia. Discoveries such as these...
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The Sumerian Pantheon. ( Fredsvenn) — 03 Jun 2020

The Nephilim Tradition From Ancient Sumer

By Willem McLoud

Archaeology & Science

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The oldest literary tradition about great heroic kings claiming to have been scions of the gods dates back to the Sumerian King List in which the First Dynasty of Uruk is described as having been descended from the sun god, Utu. There are, however,...
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The Sumerian Pantheon. ( Fredsvenn) — 03 Jun 2020

The Nephilim Tradition From Ancient Sumer

By Willem McLoud

Archaeology & Science

4

The oldest literary tradition about great heroic kings claiming to have been scions of the gods dates back to the Sumerian King List in which the First Dynasty of Uruk is described as having been descended from the sun god, Utu. There are, however,...
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Sumerian Artifact with the Tree of Life. (swisshippo / Adobe Stock) — 06 Aug 2019

Eden Revisited: The Sumerian Version

By jim willis

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Sumer, in Mesopotamia, was called ‘the land of civilized kings’. It reached its peak around 6,500 years ago when it had the distinction of being a very advanced civilization with a sophisticated written language, magnificent architecture for ...
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Sumerian Artifact with the Tree of Life. (swisshippo / Adobe Stock) — 06 Aug 2019

Eden Revisited: The Sumerian Version

By jim willis

0

Sumer, in Mesopotamia, was called ‘the land of civilized kings’. It reached its peak around 6,500 years ago when it had the distinction of being a very advanced civilization with a sophisticated written language, magnificent architecture for ...
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Sumerian Artifact with the Tree of Life. (swisshippo / Adobe Stock) — 26 Jun 2019

Eden Revisited: The Sumerian Version

By jim willis

Mythology & Mystery

5

Sumer, in Mesopotamia, was called ‘the land of civilized kings’. It reached its peak around 6,500 years ago when it had the distinction of being a very advanced civilization with a sophisticated written language, magnificent architecture for...
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Sumerian Artifact with the Tree of Life. (swisshippo / Adobe Stock) — 26 Jun 2019

Eden Revisited: The Sumerian Version

By jim willis

Mythology & Mystery

5

Sumer, in Mesopotamia, was called ‘the land of civilized kings’. It reached its peak around 6,500 years ago when it had the distinction of being a very advanced civilization with a sophisticated written language, magnificent architecture for...
Read More

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...
Read More

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