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Archaeological excavations at Kish, Mespotamia, Iraq

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Archaeological excavations at Kish, Mespotamia, Iraq

" Visible proof of the flood: the great discoveries at Kish" - a page from the Illustrated London News, featuring an article by Dr. Stephen Langdon, Professor of Assyriology at Oxford, on the revolutionary discoveries on the site of Kish, which were believed to support corroborating traditions about the flood. A table reports on the deluge stratum, and photographs show excavation in progress. Date: 1930

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Archaeological Article Biblical Deluge Excavations Flood Inundation Iraq Langdon News Professor Stephen Stratification Sumer Sumerian Kish


Visible Proof of the Flood - The Great Discoveries at Kish

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- An Exciting Archaeological Find in Mesopotamia, Iraq, 1930 This page from the Illustrated London News showcases an article by Dr. Stephen Langdon, the esteemed Professor of Assyriology at Oxford University. The article highlights the revolutionary discoveries at the archaeological site of Kish in Iraq, which have provided compelling evidence supporting ancient traditions about the Great Flood. The table on the left of the page outlines the significant stratifications, specifically the deluge stratum, which holds the key to understanding the catastrophic event that once engulfed this ancient civilization. The photographs on the right depict the ongoing archaeological excavations, revealing the intriguing layers of history that have been uncovered. The Great Flood, a well-known biblical tale, has long been a subject of fascination and debate among scholars and theologians. However, the discoveries at Kish have provided tangible evidence that supports the existence of such a flood in the ancient Sumerian civilization. Dr. Langdon's article sheds light on the groundbreaking findings, which have captivated the world and contributed significantly to the fields of archaeology and history. The excitement surrounding these discoveries was palpable in the 1930s, and the ongoing excavations continue to reveal new insights into the past. This page from the Illustrated London News offers a glimpse into the rich history of Mesopotamia and the groundbreaking archaeological work that has brought ancient traditions to life. The intriguing artifacts and stratifications uncovered at Kish have provided invaluable information about the civilization that once thrived there and the cataclysmic event that shaped its history.

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