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BABYLONIAN CALENDAR. Calendar listing the lucky and unlucky days of the year in cuneiform. From Babylon. 7th century B. C

BABYLONIAN CALENDAR. Calendar listing the lucky and unlucky days of the year in cuneiform. From Babylon. 7th century B. C


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BABYLONIAN CALENDAR. Calendar listing the lucky and unlucky days of the year in cuneiform. From Babylon. 7th century B. C

BABYLONIAN CALENDAR.
Calendar listing the lucky and unlucky days of the year in cuneiform. From Babylon. 7th century B.C

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Media ID 6248935

Artifact Babylon Calendar Cuneiform Document Iron Age


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This print showcases a remarkable artifact from ancient times - the Babylonian Calendar. Dating back to the 7th century B. C, this calendar is a testament to the advanced knowledge and ingenuity of the Babylonian civilization. The calendar itself is inscribed with cuneiform writing, an intricate system of wedge-shaped marks that was used by various ancient civilizations for record-keeping. What makes this particular calendar truly fascinating is its inclusion of lucky and unlucky days throughout the year. This insight into their beliefs and superstitions provides us with a glimpse into the daily lives of these ancient people. It highlights their desire to navigate life's uncertainties by seeking favorable days for important events or avoiding unfavorable ones. The significance of this artifact extends beyond its historical value; it serves as a tangible link between our modern world and an era long gone. As we gaze upon this image, we can't help but marvel at how human beings have always sought ways to understand time, fate, and fortune. Granger Art on Demand has beautifully captured this piece in all its glory, allowing us to appreciate not only its artistic beauty but also its cultural significance. Whether you are an art enthusiast or history buff, this print will undoubtedly spark your curiosity about one of humanity's earliest attempts at organizing time – reminding us that even in antiquity, people were driven by similar desires for order and prosperity.

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