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Sumerian Art: Protohistory of Mesopotamia
wrote 1 day ago: The country which the Greeks called Mesopotamia (“Land between rivers”) located between … more →
African Art at the very beginning.
wrote 3 days ago: We look at African Biblical History in Art †Africa is blessed in Christ. It was always been God will … more →
Art of the Ancient Near East: Sumerians
wrote 4 days ago: Ruins of the Great Ziggurat of King Ur-Nammu, image taken from the Ancient Encyclopedia of History, … more →
why sumeria?
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wrote 4 days ago: English: Ancient cities of Sumer Español: Antiguas ciudades de Sumeria Magyar: Ókori sumer városok ( … more →
A short history of beer
wrote 4 days ago: Thought to be one of the world’s oldest prepared beverages, beer has evolved greatly over time … more →
Symbols of an Alien Sky
wrote 6 days ago: Symbols of an Alien Sky Symbols of an Alien Sky will introduce you to celestial spectacles and earth … more →
أنا لا أعزف لحن الخلود، أنا أَرثي جلجامش ...
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wrote 1 week ago: I am not here to play the melody of eternity,I am here to elegize Gilgamesh … The inspiration … more →
Mohenjo Daro
wrote 1 week ago: Some have suggested ancient technology glassified these Indus Valley ruins but electricity is a more … more →
Continued Analysis of Babylon's Famous 'Hanging Gardens'
wrote 1 week ago: “The whereabouts of one of the seven wonders of the ancient world – the fabled Hanging Garden … more →
"The Babbling Brutes of Babel"
wrote 1 week ago: The Babbling Brutes of Babel by Eric Verbovszky I hear there is a fable of the babbling brutes of Ba … more →
Canadian schoolchildren research Highlander's World War I medal
wrote 1 week ago: A class of Canadian children has partially solved the mystery of a long-lost World War I medal found … more →
Dr. Mirjam Brusius: Archaeological Objects in Transit
wrote 2 weeks ago: Last week at Field Notes we had the pleasure of hosting Dr. Mirjam Brusius from the Max Planck Insti … more →
Our story
wrote 2 weeks ago: Our poster tells our story, each quadrant representing another chapter of an evolving digital humani … more →
Hammurabin Laki
wrote 2 weeks ago: Kivipaasi johon Hammurabin laki oli kaiverrettu löydettiin vuonna 1901. Kuva: Wikipedia. Hammurabin … more →
Ur Excavation Records Get Crowdsourced
wrote 2 weeks ago: Leonard Woolley. Source: Penn Museum The Sumerian site of Ur in Iraq is one of the coolest archaeolo … more →
8,000 years after its advent, agriculture is withering in southern Iraq
wrote 2 weeks ago: Salim Mihsin Saeed is a farmer near Nasiriyah, in the same province as Habib Salman’s family. “This … more →
A Journey to India - The Way it Was in the 70's
wrote 2 weeks ago: LONDON TO KATHMANDU Departed 27th September, 1978 19,200 kms, 40 Passengers, 80 Days, Mercedes 0302 … more →
The Amarna Tablets
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wrote 2 weeks ago: The Amarna Tablets The Amarna tablets (most are letters) archive mostly diplomatic correspondence be … more →
Ivory Tablets of the Crow: A Translation of the Sumerian Tablets of Destiny Is Now Available on Amazon!
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wrote 2 weeks ago: Greetings! I would like to welcome everyone to the Papers in the Attic blog page. If this is your fi … more →
