Tablet Inscribed in Akkadian with a Fragment of the Babylonian Flood Story of Epic of Athrasis | Tablet Inscribed in Akkadian | The Morgan Library & Museum
Getty on Twitter: "The second tablet, dating to about 2000–1600 B.C., relates a Sumerian myth in which Enki, the god of wisdom and fresh waters, and his mother, the earth goddess Ninmah,
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tablet | British Museum
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Cuneiform tablet: abzu pe-el-la-am, balag to Enki | Parthian | Parthian | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Ancient Mesopotamian Gods and Goddesses - Enki/Ea (god)
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Enki - World History Encyclopedia
Water god, two-faced god, and two minor gods carrying plant and bird-man | Seals and Tablets | The Morgan Library & Museum
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Tablet of the God Enki Tablet of the Louvre Museum
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