Blogs Posts on "Mesopotamia"

2012: How to spot a prophet’s Maya hoax – ethnocentrism and Annunaki by Archaeological Haecceities on Oct 28, 2009Not long after CNN posted the El Mirador videos on internet the site was caught up in the 2012circus. Just the fact that it appears to have been completely unheard of before this is just revealing how ignorant the 2012ers are. The site has been known...

Sundays with Uncle-God Momma: diluvial musings by Scholars & Rogues on Oct 4, 2009“And, behold, I, even I, do bring a flood of waters upon the earth, to destroy all flesh, wherein is the breath of life, from under heaven; and every thing that is in the earth shall die.” ~Book of Genesis We all know what happens after t...

Mosaics: Resurgence of an Ancient Art Form by Decorati Access Interior Design Blog on Sep 21, 2009James Duncan is a Decorati Partner and author of “A Well Traveled Aesthetic.” Mosaics were one of the first forms of decorative art. As early as the second millennium B.C., geometric patterns in colored stones and shells decorated temp...

Iraq, a part of our heritage? Contrary to popular belief by Mesothelioma Lawyer on Sep 17, 2009The words, China and Egypt, Athens and Rome, to bring the most peoplee? Mind S is a mysterious story and culture respected. Seldom does the word Mesopotamia, ancient Iraq will do the same. Youâ? Ll probably get confused or strange expressions of chi...

The Hanging Gardens of Babylon by Penspace on Dec 18, 2008Famous as one of the seven wonders of the ancient world, the Hanging Gardens of Babylon have been the subject of legends. It is said that King Nebuchadnezzar built the fabled gardens to cheer up his wife Amyitis, a Medean princess. Hailing from a mou...