✨The Surprising Reality
Around 3500 BC, Uruk's Eanna district dominated Mesopotamia's landscape—its ziggurats visible for miles.
🤔The Context Question
But here's what most people don't realize: this temple complex wasn't just religious—it organized trade, law, and labor.
📚What We Know
Clay tablets found at Uruk detail temple-run rationing systems and contracts. Ziggurat foundations show expansion phases. But understanding its regional power requires timeline layering and temple network maps.
Explore the Full Context
Jump to 3500 BC and see exactly how Uruk's temples functioned—discover what made them the political heart of Sumer.
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📖Biblical References
Scripture references supporting this historical context