Print of women in a cave.

Dagon

Alex Thomason ARH 351     Dagon was referred to as the Chief Deity of the Philistines that dates back to the Third Millennium BC. He was heavily worshipped in…

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Rough sculpture of a Ram head.

Inanna: Patron Deity of Uruk

The Ancient Near East was a region that could easily have been considered as the cradle of civilization. This was the place of the earliest forms of civilization, which could…

Seal with relief of human figures, animals, and hieroglyphics.

Enki

Enki, or Ea (Akkadian), is the Mesopotamia god of fresh waters known as apsu. He is the god of wisdom, farming, building, magic and crafts. Enki is depicted as a…

Cuneiform tablet with the Atrahasis Epic

Anu-Father of the Gods

Anu is one of the father gods of Mesopotamia and completes a triad of gods including Enlil and Enki. Anu, referred to as this name in Akkadian culture, is seen…

A bottle with sculptural figures of humans and animals, as well as floral details.

Genii

   As a part of your subconscious, the genii is a specific divine figure with an unspecific content flowing through every living creature representing the intercessor between the realms of…

The Lamassu is an Assyrian protective deity with a human head, body of a bull or lion, and bird wings.

Lamassu

    Under the reign of two great Assyrian kings known as Ashurnasirpal II and Sargon II they both established prominent capitals a century apart with a common inclusion of…

Part of a model chariot, with an impression of the sun god Shamash rising over the mountains

Shamash: The Sun God

Shamash was the ancient Mesopotamian sun god. Known as Utu in the Sumerian tradition, he was the twin brother of Inanna and the son of the moon god, Nanna. In…