histórias de Mesopotamia

Misteri Naskah Kuno di Dasar Sungai Rammang-Rammang lima puluh delapan ribu tahun lalu, sebuah kapal megah terdampar di gugusan pegunungan karst yang sunyi (Saat ini Maros-Pangkep). Para penumpangnya-dipimpin seorang pangeran-menemukan gua raksasa yang mereka ubah menjadi tempat persembunyian terakhir. Di sanalah mereka bertahan hidup, jatuh sakit, kehilangan satu per satu anggota, hingga akhirnya lenyap dari sejarah. Sebelum semuanya berakhir, mereka meninggalkan prasasti, pesan rahasia, dan sebuah naskah batu yang sengaja disembunyikan-seolah menunggu seseorang di masa depan. Ribuan tahun kemudian, ketika permukaan laut surut dan peradaban manusia telah berubah, jejak-jejak itu mulai kembali terungkap dari dasar sungai dan perut bumi. Namun, semakin dekat seseorang pada naskah kuno tersebut, semakin jelas bahwa peninggalan itu bukan sekadar catatan masa lalu-melainkan sebuah peringatan. Karena pertanyaannya bukan lagi siapa mereka, melainkan: mengapa tempat itu sengaja ditutup rapat... dan apa yang seharusnya tidak pernah ditemukan kembali?

Across the rise and fall of civilizations, ordinary people are drawn into an ancient conspiracy that has quietly shaped humanity for thousands of years. From forgotten temples and royal courts to battlefields, laboratories, and the modern world, each era reveals another encounter with the Order of the Gods-a secret organization guarding the Tablet of Destiny, an impossible artifact linked to beings once worshipped as divine. History remembers the wars, empires, discoveries, and disasters, but beneath the familiar record lies another story-one of hidden masters, forbidden technology, and a truth about humanity that was never meant to survive.

My story is set in Indonesia, and I took one area in Indonesia, namely Toraja, as the place and setting of my story, why did I choose the Toraja area as the setting of my novel. Because Toraja has a very interesting culture, such as the culture of traditional burial rituals, which is carried out "burial parties" for 6 days, besides that the Toara Tribe is buried in holes or stone graves carved on the cliffs of rocky hills. In addition to its very unique and interesting culture and traditions. Toraja also has very beautiful natural scenery, rows of mountains, pine forests and bamboo forests, expanses of clouds in the morning that are underfoot. Toraja also has very delicious coffee, and much more. That's the reason why I took the setting of the story in Toraja

The sun hardly competes the ground, and as swelling lands of ancient Sumer cries for water, our story, the legend of Mesopotamia, takes place. As early as year BC 4000, survivors of Sumer has gathered an empire in which we today call, the Mesopotamia civilization. Known to achieve numerous lists of success, Mesopotamia, reader, is indeed the world's beloved kingdom in which has ever lived. However, which source have led this kingdom to such success?

Ember once again returns to earth. She has killed the Goddess of death and just wants a normal life and to put her past behind her. But when people she never expected to see again show up at her door she has no choice but to face her history. Cover by: @mavy-liz Started: 12/12/17 Finished: ?

"Daughter of Stars" Girl is a thrilling novel that takes us on a journey to the planet Nibiru, where its great civilization and mysterious culture are revealed. The story follows the great Inci Queen Inanna, a powerful and influential figure in Sumerian civilization and the pre-Flood era, and tells the story of the immortal human traveler Phany son of Nobody who arrives to this magical planet and surrounded by its hidden secrets. An unforgettable and exciting experience that combines mystery, science fiction, and suspense to unlock the secrets of the pre-Flood era and those who descended from the sky to them."

Rhea is a 15-year-old teenager living in North Dakota with her father Mike Brooks, who works as a perfumer. She has a best friend, Max Tristan, who lived with his mother Claire Tristan. The two friends work forward to Oxford University with the goal of being historians, despite the challenges they face with their ADHD and Dyslexia. As the days progress, Rhea notices her best friend since childhood was sleepless and making excuses. Rhea eventually finds out about her divinity as a Demigod, and her life is flipped upside down...

En este pequeño mito/relato se narra la historia de una persona que tenía por afición correr, algo extraño para ser un contexto mesopotámico del 2500 a.C aproximadamente, por lo que, Anzu, el pájaro de la tormenta va a hacerle una visita con intención de ver si es tan veloz y resistente como las lenguas de Sumeria dicen. El relato está dividido en varias ''tablillas''.

My history book "Dawn and Sunset: A Tale of the Oldest Cities in the Near East" tells the story of the earliest urban communities on earth that mushroomed in Mesopotamia throughout the fourth and the third millennia BCE. The study of Sumerian society teaches a lesson about our own times as the roots of modern civilization have grown from that setting. The writer researches various aspects of the ancient city-state: its religion, administration, bureaucracy, agriculture, arts & crafts, foreign trade, law, social classes, and warfare.

The first agricultural revolutions began about 10,000 BCE in Egypt, China and Mesopotamia (Iraq). Trading require counting and the first written language; in general use by 2600 BCE. The first epic poem, Gilgamesh, was written in cuneiform. The first alphabet assigned Semitic characters to Egyptian hieroglyphs about 2000 BCE. It was adopted by the Greeks about 800 BCE and later modified for the Roman Latin alphabet. The Chinese built the first blast furnaces (using piston-bellows driven by waterwheels) and cast iron farm tools and weapons were common by 500 BCE. Austronesians sailed outrigger canoes over 6,000 kilometers from Taiwan to reach New Zealand from about 3000 BCE. About 100 BCE the Malays of Indonesia traded between China, India and Africa in sailing ships carrying 1000 people and a 260 ton cargo. The Greek navigator, Pytheas, sailed to the north Atlantic about 325 BCE where he recorded polar ice, the Midnight Sun and lunar tides. The Roman Prefect of Egypt (26-24 BCE), Aelius Gallus, noted 120 trading ships leaving Myos Hormos for India. WHO THE HELL ARE WE? is a series of short books and videos describing the evolution of civilization. Almost everyone on the planet is five times wealthier than their ancestors only 50 years ago. This astonishing phenomenon has also improved health, education, and longevity. The cause; an explosive growth in ideas and productivity. It began when we learned to control fire, evolved articulate speech and stumbled onto the way to create infinite wealth; free trade. The discovery of agriculture made us richer but we also learned how to destroy wealth. Great civilization grew up but then disappeared leaving only incredible ruins and ideas. Later books detail some of the ideas and developments that increased the average life span from about 40 years to more than 80 and the average world income from less than $3 to more than $33 per person per day (and to $140 per day in some countries).

An immigrant priestess must defeat the imperialist elements of her adopted Temple: people willing to pervert the core tenets of their city-building god in order to spread his influence-through genocide. The main point is about the importance of infrastructure and "boring" maintenance work, with a side of how frustrating it can be to have to deal with boring maintenance work when you're trained to be a high-end creator/designer type. Irella is a Mesopotamian-esque priestess with magic, but when her patron and friend the emperor dies, she's too foreign and too weird to have the clout she needs to save people from disaster -- unless she really ups her game and gets a lot more confidence in herself!

In the future where teleportation is a normal part of life, Ambrose Aldrin, a retired space explorer and physicist, spends his days as a history lecturer at a local college. When he isn't teaching, however, he's holed up all alone in his basement tinkering with ancient machinery. A hobby of Ambrose is to make unauthorized teleportation devices for his own personal use, and he is always trying to streamline the science behind these inventions. One day, however, he buys some metal from a scrapper he never met before. The scrapper claims the metal sheets are from a space shuttle from centuries ago when space travel was in its primitive era, but not just any space shuttle-the legendary Challenger 2.0. This space shuttle's predecessor exploded before breaching the atmosphere, but the second shuttle nearly a century later went much further. In fact, it went so far into space that humans lost contact. Legend has it that the Challenger 2.0 went through a wormhole... Excited to be using supposedly legendary pieces in his lab, Ambrose attaches a piece of the metal onto his newest handheld teleporter. Standing in the empty center of his basement to test his latest invention, he presses the button that should simply teleport him upstairs. So, when he opens his eyes after the initial flash of light, why is he looking over the edge of a cliff?! While learning the ways of his new machine, Ambrose makes time travel his new hobby and is determined to keep it a secret from the rest of the world. By swearing himself to secrecy, he also inadvertently sentences himself to a life of loneliness. While this has never been a problem before, a woman of the past, Perennia Morando, makes this much more difficult. Follow Ambrose Aldrin on his journey through time as he learns to understand time travel, world history, and love with his new companion Perenna Morando.

Lost in pain, guilt and endless suffering was a child who feld for his life from the war torn Aryavart. He had nothing more with him, his memories failed him and yet he was taken in and given the name Perseus. He grew up, became Greece's most beloved warrior. But was that the end? Or was it just the beginning of a nightmare. Buried within his forgotten past lies a book. A book which took several lives. A book which holds a secret which died with its master in battle. "Who are you?" "The all knowing, all powerful...." "I didn't ask for subtitles!" Exclaimed Perseus. They dangerously held their swords against each other's throats. Their eyes challenged one another, yet neither of them were willing to battle it with their swords. "Why do you need this book?" Asked Vatsala. "Why did you....kill...." "Mere mortals such as yourself are so foolish!" Laughed the man. "Hand me the book, or else none of you live." They looked around and realised they were surrounded by armed men who were ready to strike as soon as the signal was given. "Percy, let him go." She softly suggested, by gently placing a hand on his shoulder. "I have their leader, they won't kill us." He replied. "You don't get them yet," sighed Vatsala, "they are not one, they are many. He that was made within one, is not one." Perseus dropped the sword and the book was handed to the man. They were at their wits ends. Would they succeed? Would they succumb to evil? Trapped, encoded, shrouded in mystery is a dangerous secret. The ones who knew it, died. Would they meet the same fate as that of the past? **Sequel to- Katha Raniyon Ki** **Can also be read as a standalone** Graphic designer: @Anoralily

The story is about a young Kurdish warrior named Lorîn who is prophesied to unite the clans and bring about an era of peace and prosperity to Kurdistan. With the kingdom on the verge of war due to the absence of an heir to the throne, Lorîn travels through the different regions of Kurdistan to gain the trust and respect of the clans and their leaders. She impresses them with her incredible combat skills, knowledge of military strategy, and wisdom. Lorîn unites the clans and their forces under a single banner and leads them in battles against the invading armies of Ünalhan and Parsinia. With her leadership, the Kurds successfully defend their land, and Lorîn convinces the noble families to pledge allegiance to the prosperity and unity of the kingdom. Under Lorîn's reign, Kurdistan enters an era of peace and prosperity, and her supposed link to the legendary hero Kawa the blacksmith becomes a powerful symbol of hope and resilience for the Kurdish people.

Anura's father protected her from the Akkadians, but with a cost. Anura now ventures to take revenge to the very soldier who killed him. She wants to take the throne. She will. But what if there was trouble, and mixed feelings for one specific Akkadian? She shouldn't feel this way. She hates Akkadians. Hates them. So why was she feeling this way? Read and find out now!!

He was the King of Uruk. She was a foreign traveling girl. Their meeting was decided by the stars, and blessed by the Gods. And yet there is darkness in their future and a lot to fight against if they wish to be together...

Ninsun Namshita breaks Hammurabi's code desperately trying to help someone and ends up sentenced for his hands to be hewn off. After he bleeds out, he is given a second chance to make things right, and he is determined to do so...Even if that means being the bad guy.

A "Where I Am From" Poem on the Early Civilizations. Image Credit: davidkirkaldy.com