Subject: ANCW20013 Egyptian and Near Eastern Mythology
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Stella Joseph-Jarecki
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Jul 06, 2017 at 10:08 PM
This subject explored the myths of both Ancient Egypt and Ancient Mesopotamia. The Ancient Mesopotamian civilizations included Sumerian, Akkadian and Babylonian civilisations, and looked at the way they lived and their myths and Gods. I knew a little about Egyptian mythology but nothing at all about Mesopotamian mythology, and I found this subject to be thorough and really fascinating! The tutors and lecturers were very enthusiastic and responsive to queries.
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1 Comment on ANCW20013 Egyptian and Near Eastern Mythology
This subject explored the myths of both Ancient Egypt and Ancient Mesopotamia. The Ancient Mesopotamian civilizations included Sumerian, Akkadian and Babylonian civilisations, and looked at the way they lived and their myths and Gods. I knew a little about Egyptian mythology but nothing at all about Mesopotamian mythology, and I found this subject to be thorough and really fascinating! The tutors and lecturers were very enthusiastic and responsive to queries.