Mesopotamian Astronomy

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Ancient Mesopotamian astronomers using astrolabes and sundials to study the stars at a riverside observatory.

The image depicts a serene nocturnal setting where a group of ancient Mesopotamian astronomers, adorned in royal attire and crowns, are engaged in celestial observations. They are surrounded by various astronomical instruments such as astrolabes and sundials, indicating their advanced understanding of the cosmos. The backdrop of a star-filled sky and a tranquil river reflecting the moonlight adds to the atmosphere of scholarly pursuit and the quest for cosmic knowledge. The observatory, indicated by towering columns, suggests a blend of science and spirituality in ancient times.

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