Dilmun - Wikipedia
Dilmun, sometimes described as "the place where the sun rises" and "the Land of the Living", is the scene of some versions of the Eridu Genesis, and the place where the deified Sumerian hero of the flood, Utnapishtim , was taken by the gods to live forever.
The Indus Civilization and Dilmun, the Sumerian Paradise Land
According to a long-known Sumerian “Flood” -story, Dilmun, the land to which Ziusudra, the Sumerian Noah, was transported to live as an immortal among the gods, is “the place where the sun rises,” and was therefore located somewhere to the east of Sumer.
Dilmun | Bahrain, Location, & Map | Britannica
Dilmun, Sumerian name of an ancient independent kingdom that flourished c. 2000 bce, centred on Bahrain Island in the Persian Gulf. Dilmun is mentioned as a commercial centre in Sumerian economic texts of the late 4th millennium bce, when it was a transshipment point for goods between Sumer and the
An Ancient Garden of Eden Is Unearthed in Persian Gulf’s Bahrain
1998年9月20日 · SAAR, Bahrain — In ancient times, the land of Dilmun was described as a virtual Garden of Eden, a land where the wolf and the lamb lived in harmony and youth was eternal.
迪爾蒙 - 维基百科，自由的百科全书
迪爾蒙 （阿拉伯语： دلمون ； 蘇美語：𒉌𒌇𒆠； 希臘語：Týlos），或譯為 泰爾蒙[註 1]，是一自西元前3000年開始廣泛出現於 美索不達米亞 地區史書中的 閃語 國家，被認為是 中東 最古老的古文明之一 [2][3]。 根據書面記載，迪爾蒙位在 波斯灣 地區，座落於美索不達米亞與 印度河流域文明 間的 貿易路線 上，且鄰近 自流含水層 [1][4]。 迪爾蒙曾是中東一重要的貿易中心；全盛時期的迪爾蒙甚至控制了波斯灣地區所有的貿易路線 [1]。 根據部分學者推測， 蘇美人 視迪爾蒙為聖 …
describes Dilmun as the "land where the sun rises," it must be sought quite obviously east of Sumer. And since it is hardly likely that the island of Balhrein, hugging the Arabian coast, would be conceived by the Sumerians as lying east of their own land-it is much more likely that
Qal'at al-Bahrain: capital of the Dilmun civilization - UNESCO
The land of Dilmun is believed to be the paradise, the Garden of Eden, which Gilgamesh the king of Uruk may have found when searching for immortality. Sumerian texts from the 3rd millennium BC describe Dilmun as a land blessed by the gods, graced with abundant fresh water and renowned as an international marketplace.
Qal'at al-Bahrain: Ancient Harbour and Capital of Dilmun - UNESCO
The land of Dilmun is believed to be the paradise, the Garden of Eden that Gilgamesh, the king of Uruk, found when searching for immortality. Sumerian texts from the 3rd millennium BC describe Dilmun as a land blessed by the gods, graced with abundant fresh water resources and renowned as an international trade centre.
Cultures | Dilmun - History Archive
Dilmun was an ancient civilization and trading hub located in the eastern Arabian Peninsula, primarily in what is now modern-day Bahrain, as well as parts of eastern Saudi Arabia and the coastal regions of Kuwait. It flourished during the Bronze Age and is mentioned in ancient Mesopotamian texts as a prosperous and influential trading center.
In the first flood story the flood survivor became immortal and was directed by god Enki to settle in Dilmun, the land of paradise and immortality. And this is where he was visited 1,000 years later by our hero Gilgamesh, who was searching for immortality. But Gilgamesh called the ark builder and flood survivor differently Utu-nipishtim.
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