Babylonian Mythology
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The other horned serpent, the ušum bašmu, or ušumgallu. Unlike the previous serpent, ušumgallu is us
The other horned serpent, the ušum bašmu, or ušumgallu. Unlike the previous serpent, ušumgallu is us
Of all the Mesopotamian gods and monsters, Tiamat is the most well-known. Mostly because she is both
Of all the Mesopotamian gods and monsters, Tiamat is the most well-known. Mostly because she is both
Four love goddesses from different cultures. 
Four love goddesses from different cultures. 
The Babylonian origin goddess Tiamat as depicted by Carolyn Scrace in Gerald Legg’s X-Ray Pict
The Babylonian origin goddess Tiamat as depicted by Carolyn Scrace in Gerald Legg’s X-Ray Pict
Worlds oldest labyrinth illustration. 2000-1700 BC. Babylonian.
Worlds oldest labyrinth illustration. 2000-1700 BC. Babylonian.
Ruins of the ziggurat at Eridu (Sumer). Some of the baked bricks arestamped with the name of Ur-Nam
Ruins of the ziggurat at Eridu (Sumer). Some of the baked bricks arestamped with the name of Ur-Nam
Relief image on the Tablet of Shamash (Sippar, 800s BC).This relief shows the sun god Shamash on the
Relief image on the Tablet of Shamash (Sippar, 800s BC).This relief shows the sun god Shamash on the
The Babylonian origin goddess Tiamat as depicted by Carolyn Scrace in Gerald Legg’s X-Ray
The Babylonian origin goddess Tiamat as depicted by Carolyn Scrace in Gerald Legg’s X-Ray
Creation #4The Babylonian WorldBabylon emerged around 2300 BC, and was at its height under the rule
Creation #4The Babylonian WorldBabylon emerged around 2300 BC, and was at its height under the rule
Lamassu from Assyrian Mythology - Aluminum Foil Sculpture
Lamassu from Assyrian Mythology - Aluminum Foil Sculpture
ibuzoo: Babylonian DeitiesBabylonian religion is the religious practice of Babylonia. Babylonian myt
ibuzoo: Babylonian DeitiesBabylonian religion is the religious practice of Babylonia. Babylonian myt
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