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Atra-Hasis

Atra-Hasis (Akkadian: 𒀜𒊏𒄩𒋀, romanized: Atra-ḫasīs) is an 18th-century BC Akkadian epic, recorded in various versions on clay tablets and named for one of its protagonists, the priest Atra-Hasis ('exceedingly wise'). The narrative has its origins in Sumerian historiography and comprises four focal points: An organisation of allied upper and lower gods…

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related to Myths and facts · 25
Atra-Hasis → According, Anu, Anunnaki, Archaeologist, Atrahasis, BP, Enki, Enlil, Greece, Göbekli Tepe, Hades, Igigi, It, Klaus Schmidt, Mesopotamia, Mesopotamian, Mount, Poseidon, Small, Tepe
related to Gilgamesh and the flood myth · 15
Atra-Hasis → Ancient Near East, Babylonian, BC, Epic, Gilgamesh, In, Jeffrey, Regarding, Subsequent, Sîn-lēqi-unninni, Tablet XI, The, These, This, Tigay
related to Lineage of Atra-Hasis · 11
Atra-Hasis → Epic, Eridu Genesis, Faraway, Gilgamesh, In, In Gilgamesh, Many, Shuruppak, Sumerian King Lists, Ubara-Tutu, Utnapishtim

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gods epic flood enki enlil first atrahasis myth one gilgamesh babylonian humans also bc sumerian mami earth hero shuruppak began

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those at mount Göbekli Tepe could hardly have been accomplished by single groups of hunter-gatherersinstance ofthe cultivation of large agricultural areas and the erection of monumental structures0.80text
but rather presupposes the formation of first cross-group organisationsinstance ofthe cultivation of large agricultural areas and the erection of monumental structures0.80text
Atra-Hasisrelated to Gilgamesh and the flood mythSubsequent0.60section
Atra-Hasisrelated to Gilgamesh and the flood mythAncient Near East0.60section
Atra-Hasisrelated to Gilgamesh and the flood mythIn0.60section
Atra-Hasisrelated to Gilgamesh and the flood mythEpic0.60section
Atra-Hasisrelated to Gilgamesh and the flood mythGilgamesh0.60section
Atra-Hasisrelated to Gilgamesh and the flood mythTablet XI0.60section
Atra-Hasisrelated to Gilgamesh and the flood mythThis0.60section
Atra-Hasisrelated to Gilgamesh and the flood mythBabylonian0.60section
Atra-Hasisrelated to Gilgamesh and the flood mythSîn-lēqi-unninni0.60section
Atra-Hasisrelated to Gilgamesh and the flood mythBC0.60section

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