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English: Drawings of the Mesopotamian constellations of Goddess Anunitu, the Hired Man (her lover Dumuzi) and the Giant Swallow are overlaid with a Stellarium map. Drawing of swallow and man by R. Perdok (LWL Planetarium Münster), drawing of goddess according to the Sumerian iconographical representation of goddess Inanna by S. Hoffmann. |
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| Author | Susanne M Hoffmann |
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