- Byzantines. A
number of
primarily neo-****yrian and
Christian native Mesopotamian states existed between the 1st
century BC and 3rd
century AD, including...
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Mesopotamian religion was the
original religious beliefs and
practices of the
civilizations of
ancient Mesopotamia,
particularly Sumer, Akkad, ****yria...
- The
ancient Mesopotamian underworld, most
often known in
Sumerian as Kur, Irkalla, ****ku, Arali, or
Kigal and in
Akkadian as Erṣetu,
although it had many...
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elaborate decorative gold and
silver ornaments sewn into them. The
ancient Mesopotamians believed that
their deities lived in Heaven, but that a god's statue...
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Mesopotamian mythology refers to the myths,
religious texts, and
other literature that
comes from the
region of
ancient Mesopotamia which is a historical...
- The
Mesopotamian campaign or
Mesopotamian front was a
campaign in the
Middle Eastern theatre of
World War I
fought between the
Allies represented by the...
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Mesopotamian Arabic (Arabic: لهجة بلاد ما بين النهرين) or
Iraqi Arabic (Arabic: اللهجة العراقية) is a
group of
varieties of
Arabic spoken in the Mesopotamian...
- and
ruled by
foreigners for
centuries after the fall of the
indigenous Mesopotamian empires. As a
direct consequence of this long history, the contemporary...
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Danna (Sumerian) or Beru (Akkadian) is a word
denoting a unit of time
consisting of two hours.
There were
twelve Danna in a day.
Danna were
first used...
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Mesopotamian prayer are the
prayers of
ancient Mesopotamia.
There are nine
classifications of poem used
within Mesopotamia.[citation needed] One definition...
