'Millennium bc' presentation slideshows

Images of Gilgamesh

Images of Gilgamesh. Ancient History Fall 2008. Where do the images come from?. Statues, statuettes, terracotta relief sculptures, cylinder seal impressions, limestone tablets, clay plaques, engravings, pottery. Gilgamesh. Enkidu. Humbaba (aka Huwawa). Ishtar (aka Inanna). Bull of Heaven.

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TEAM DICHISENI

TEAM DICHISENI. HERE IS OUR SCHOOL. General School Dichiseni is an organization with open doors, which it depends of the background where it acts and it must develop to adapt for a definite social background, which is in rapid and unpredictably changeability.

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TEAM DICHISENI

TEAM DICHISENI. HERE IS OUR SCHOOL. General School Dichiseni is an organization with open doors, which it depends of the background where it acts and it must develop to adapt for a definite social background, which is in rapid and unpredictably changeability.

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Sumerian Stories of Inanna and Dumuzi

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Surviving tablets from 1st millennium BC, but probably dates from 2nd millennium BC

The Epic of Creation - Enuma Elish. Surviving tablets from 1st millennium BC, but probably dates from 2nd millennium BC Origins in Babylon, used in rituals in city, esp. New Year festival in Nisan (April). The Epic of Creation - Enuma Elish. Later adapted for use in Assur in

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Ziggurats The Giant Pyramid Temples Of Ancient Mesopotamia

Ziggurats were the common form of temples for many rulers in Mesopotamia region & the kings from many dynasties such as the u2018Sumeriansu2019, u2018Babyloniansu2019, u2018Elamitesu2019, u2018Akkadiansu2019 & u2018Assyriansu2019 built various Ziggurats in their respective era to venerate the gods. The construction of enormous raised platforms that date from the fourth millennium BC laid the basic idea of the Ziggurats & in the third millennium BC, the earliest form of the Ziggurats was manifested. Ziggurats dating from the 6th century BC are now considered as the most recent realizations of the concept of Mesopotamian rising pyramid temples. Get more information http://www.arounddeglobe.com/

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