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Agarum (also
transliterated as
Agaru or Akarum, cuneiform: a-kà-rum or a-ga-rum) is a bronze-age Near
Eastern proper name,
probably a
toponym for a region...
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Ancient Near East
toponym Agarum,
mentioned in
Dilmunite inscriptions as the
original home of
their chief deity Inzak. If so,
Agarum probably referred to the...
- debate. He
might have been ****ociated with date palms. His cult
center was
Agarum, and he is
invoked as the god of this
location in
inscriptions of Dilmunite...
- cape-like
feature protruding into the
southeast of the mare is
Promontorium Agarum. On the
western rim of the mare is the
palimpsest Yerkes, and Lick to the...
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Promontorium Agarum is a
raised mountainous cape
protruding into the
southeast of Mare
Crisium on the near side of the Moon. It
protrudes into the mare...
- routes.
During the
Dilmun era (from ca. 3000 BC),
Failaka was
known as "
Agarum", the land of Enzak, a
great god in the
Dilmun civilization according to...
- name, Akar (Aramaic: ´KR),
derived from the
ancient Bronze-Age
toponym Agarum.
Another suggestion is that the name
Ikaros was
influenced by the local...
- civilization.
During the
Dilmun era (from ca. 3000 BC),
Failaka was
known as "
Agarum", the land of Enzak, a
great god in the
Dilmun civilization according to...
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species primarily seen at
depths of 5–15 meters. In the
deeper waters,
Agarum clathratum are more
abundant in the
rocky subtidal zone. The
waters of the...
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Mesopotamia Bahra 1 H3 (Kuwait)
Subiya Ubaid period Failaka Island Dilmun Ikaros Agarum Kazma Umm an
Namil Akkaz Teredon 5th–18th
century 18th
century to 1961 Kuwait...
