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In the earliest texts of human history, dreams were not seen as random images of the mind, as we are accustomed to today, but as a serious and binding contact with the gods . For the Sumerians, a dream was not an inner process, but an external visit. Dreams were not seen; dreams came . Therefore, in the Sumerian mindset, a dream was not an experience to be interpreted and dismissed; it was a sign to be taken into account, understood, and often acted upon. Where did the drea

A Board that Opens in Time: The Discovery of the Royal Game of Ur While wandering through Room 56 of the British Museum, your gaze might...

The Seven-Day Week: A Cosmic Legacy from the Sumerians to the Modern World Dividing time into seven-day cycles is such a deeply embedded...

Dear readers, Today I take you into a hidden corner of the *Sumerian Deluge: Gods and Mortals* universe—an unreleased scene not featured...

The Sumerians, one of the oldest and most influential civilizations in human history, are not merely a people confined to the dusty pages...