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Aratta is a land that
appears in
Sumerian myths surrounding Enmerkar and Lugalbanda, two
early and
possibly mythical kings of Uruk also
mentioned on the...
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Enmerkar and the Lord of
Aratta is a
legendary Sumerian account,
preserved in
early post-Sumerian copies,
composed in the Neo-Sumerian
period (ca. 21st...
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According to
literary sources, he led
various campaigns against the land of
Aratta. He is
credited in
Sumerian legend as the
inventor of writing. A excerpt...
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Majidzadeh has
attempted to
identify the
Jiroft sites with the land of
Aratta mentioned in
Sumerian sources. His
conclusions have been met with skepticism...
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sequel to
Enmerkar and the Lord of
Aratta, and is
second in a
series of four
accounts describing the
contests of
Aratta against Enmerkar, lord of Unug and...
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describes the
conflicts between Enmerkar, king of Unug (Uruk), and the king of
Aratta. The
texts are
believed to be
composed during the Ur III
Period (21st century...
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sources mention his
consort Ninsun and his
heroic deeds in an
expedition to
Aratta by King Enmerkar.
Lugalbanda is
listed in the
Sumerian King List as the...
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Sumerian story with some
similar elements is told in
Enmerkar and the Lord of
Aratta. The
phrase "Tower of Babel" does not
appear in the Bible; it is always...
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image of gods. In the
Sumerian epic
entitled Enmerkar and the Lord of
Aratta, in a
speech of Enmerkar, an
introductory spell appears,
recounting Enki...
- Ārāttu (pronounced [
aːraːʈʈə]) is an
annual ritual performed during Hindu temple festivals in Kerala, India, in
which a
priest bathe the idol of a deity...
