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The first world superpower also emerged in ancient Mesopotamia. It was the Assyrian Empire. Assyria was named after its original capital, the ancient city of Ashur in northern Mesopotamia....

The winged sun is found in ancient Egyptian, Mesopotamian, Sumerian, Hittite, Persia, South American and even Australia with much symbolism and many of its variations....

Long after the Apocalypse, the survivors came to the land of Shinar, located in Mesopotamia between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers....

Baghdad Battery is the common name for several Artefacts found in the lands of ancient Mesopotamia, now known as Iraq....

At the same time when the inhabitants of Mesopotamia, used batteries, the Chinese developed treatment through Acupuncture....

One of the tablets mentions that about 6000 years ago, a highly advanced civilization suddenly appeared literally out of nowhere on the territory of Mesopotamia....

However, historians support the theory that the city belonged to the Median kingdom, which spanned across Iran, Northern Mesopotamia and the eastern part of Asia Minor....

In ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia, nobles wore it to protect themselves from snake venom. Our ancestors believed that this was the stone of luck....

It is believed that the bizarre civilization emigrated to Asia Minor and Mesopotamia....

According to them, in the 4th millennium B.C. in Mesopotamia, beings appeared from the planet Nibiru, which passes near the Earth every 3600 years....

The fact that the discovery with Sumerian symbols was unearthed in Austria is quite strange and suspicious, since their writing was characteristic of the Mesopotamian region....

Lamashtu
The most terrifying female demon in the religion of Mesopotamia....

When most people hear the word "Antiquity", they automatically think of Ancient Greece, Rome, Egypt, Persian, Mesopotamia, China and other great empires of the past....

In Mesopotamia, they worshiped 2 patron gods of dreams: Nabu, who represented wisdom-bearing and peaceful dreams and Gilgamesh, who represented nightmares....

They built massive palaces during that time, including the largest ziggurat in Mesopotamia and the royal palace, whose grandeur was so vast that it was even described in the Bible....

The first bracelets date to around 2500 BC, worn by the Sumerians in South Mesopotamia....