Early Bronze Age – Archaeology Illustrated

Ancient Byblos, Phoenicia, The Cult Complex, Maybe Dedicated to Baalat Gebal/Hathor: Sacred Pool and Sacred Well, Looking Southeast, Around 2200 BC
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Malta, Tarxien Temples, (The Hal Tarxien Temple Complex) 3400 -2500 BC, Looking North Towards the Harbor
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Drawing of Sumerian Wall Plaque from Khafajah, “War and Peace” Mesopotamia, 2600 BC
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Harappa, Indus Valley Civilization, 1st Half of the Third Millennium BC, Looking Northeast
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The City of Ur, The Temple and Ziggurat of the Moon God Nanna and Royal Palaces, 2000 BC
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Conjectural: Libation for Lilith, Goddess of the Night, in a Mesopotamian Temple, Based on an Old Babylonian Example
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Enheduanna, Daughter of Sargon the Great, Priestess of Inanna of Sumer and Akkad, the World’s First Known Poet, 2300 BC
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Eridu, Sumerian City in Southern Iraq, The Temples of the God Enki and his Consort the Goddess Ninhursag, Looking Towards the Persian Gulf, 3200_BC
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Eridu, Sumerian City in Southern Iraq, The Reed Boat of the Cult Image of the God Enki, 3200 BC
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Uruk, Sumerian City in Southern Iraq, The So-Called Pillar Temple, Around 3200 BC
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Uruk, Sumerian City in Southern Iraq, The So-Called White Temple, Around 3000 BC
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Arad, on the Border of Judah and the Negev Desert, in the Early Bronze II Period, Looking Northeast
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Sumerian Bull Harp/Lyre from around 2500 BC
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The City of Ai (Et-Tell) East of Bethel, and the Wadi el-Jaya in the Early Bronze III Period, 2700-2500 BC, Facing East Towards Jericho
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Dimini, the Neolithic Settlement in Thessaly, Greece, 4800-4000 BC, Looking East
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Conjectural: The Sumerian Serpent God of Healing, Ningishzida, Flanked by Two Mushussu Guardians, Copied from the Libation Cup of Gudea, 2100 BC
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Tel Brak, North Syria, Akkadian Period, in the Time of Sargon the Great or Naram Sin: The Southern Section, Looking Southeast
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Sargon, King of Akkad and Sumer, Posing with his Surviving Bronze Sculpture, 24th century BC
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