UR VISTA DAL CIELO

IL PAESAGGIO AEREO delle rovine della città sumera di Ur permette di distinguere i suoi edifici più importanti: la grande ziggurat della città 1; il Giparu 2, dove aveva luogo la ierogamia, o matrimonio sacro, tra il re e una sacerdotessa; l’Ehursag 3, il tempio dedicato a Enlil, il signore dell’aria; le tombe reali 4, scoperte da Leonard Woolley nel 1922; il mausoleo dei regnanti Shulgi e Amar-Sin 5; il Ganunmah 6, un grande spazio a pianta quadrata usato presumibilmente come magazzino, e l’Edublamah 7, la porta che dava accesso alla terrazza della ziggurat.…

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