#ubaid

[claypigeonpottery]

have you ever seen the Ubaid snake headed figures? they showed them to us in one of my classes and it immediately made me think of your sculptures (that's a lie, first thought was this snake lady is hot and only after several hours I thought of your art)

anyway hi! love your art! boop!

I had not seen these before!

gotta love the hot snake ladies

[brentchua]

gq middle east, editorial

taking the house

featuring JULIUS @ bravo, MIKIYA NAKANO @ tomorrow tokyo, and UBAID @ west management

photo FISH ZHANG

stylist KEANOUSH ZARGHAM

casting BRENT CHUA

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[kadumagohistoriaearqueologia]

O Mistério dos Reptilianos

Créditos da imagem – © Todos os direitos Reservados Os Reptilianos: Mito, Teoria da Conspiração ou Realidade? Desde tempos imemoriais, a humanidade tem se fascinado com histórias de criaturas misteriosas que se escondem nas sombras, manipulando os eventos do mundo. Entre esses chamados mitos e teorias da conspiração, um dos mais intrigantes e persistentes é o dos reptilianos. Essas supostas…

[a-modernmajorgeneral]

What is certain, however, is that, for whatever reason, the Urban Revolution began in Mesopotamia and, it seems certain, in the region of Sumer. The earliest cities mentioned are Eridu, Bad-tibira, Larak, Sippar, and Shuruppak all of which are located in Sumer. Regarding the various theories as to why Sumer and not elsewhere, Kriwaczek writes that some scholars

see the emergence of civilization as an inevitable consequence of evolutionary changes in human mentality since the end of the last ice age…But we humans aren't really like that; we don't react so unthinkingly. The actual story would have to allow for the everlasting conflict between progressives and conservatives, between the forward and backward looking, between those who propose `let's do something new' and those who think `the old ways are best', those who say, `let's improve this' and those who think `if it ain't broke, don't fix it'. No great shift in culture ever took place without such a contest (21).

Once upon a time, in the land known as Sumer, the people built a temple to their god who had conquered the forces of chaos and brought order to the world. Those people then continued the work of their god and established order throughout the land in the form of the city. The answer to the question of why it happened in Mesopotamia instead of elsewhere can best be found in considering the culture of that particular society. The people of Mesopotamia, regardless of the region or ethnicity, shared the common concern with establishing and maintaining order and, because of their religious beliefs, a near-obsession with control of the natural world. It should not be surprising, then, that such a culture would have been the first to conceive of and construct the urban entity which most completely separates human beings from their natural environment: the city.

[groleros]

http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBTTltjHflbk8I9PSlclVVQ

[dan4k443]

The Ancient Reptilian Ubaid Lizardmen

[abdulmonnaflove]

The Ancient Reptilian Ubaid Lizardmen

[girlwwx]

channeling all my knowledge as someone who has a degree in archeology to pass my fucking archaeology midterm today 😵‍💫

[danieleneandermancini]

DAL DESERTO DI AL-SUBIYAH, KUWAIT, RINVENUTE TRACCE DELLA CULTURA DI UBAID DEL VI MILLENNIO A.C.

DAL DESERTO DI AL-SUBIYAH, KUWAIT, RINVENUTE TRACCE DELLA CULTURA DI UBAID DEL VI MILLENNIO A.C.

Dopo la pausa causata dalla pandemia di Covid-19, la missione archeologica kuwaitiana-polacca (KPAM) ha ripreso a lavorare nel Deserto di Al-Subiyah, nel nord del Kuwait. Il team scava nel sito preistorico di Bahra 1, che risale al periodo Ubaid corrispondente nella metà del VI millennio a.C. Bieliński, direttore della squadra polacca del KPAM, presentando i risultati del lavoro di questa…

[umtxqwa]

Abu Bakr ibn Ubaid said, 'Ubaidullah ibn Muhammad told me that he heard a devout woman say, while weeping:

By Allāh ﷻ, I have grown weary of life, so much so that if I found death for sale, I would buy it out of longing for Allāh ﷻ and love for meeting Him.

He said, "I said to her,

Are you certain of your deeds?

She said,

No, by Allāh ﷻ, but it is because of my love for Him and my good opinion of Him. Do you think He would punish me while I love Him?

(2/532) كتاب صفة الصفوة

[whencyclopedia]

Mesopotamian Gods

The gods of Mesopotamia are first evidenced during the Ubaid Period (c. 5000-4100 BCE) when temples were raised to them, but their worship developed during the Uruk Period (4100-2900 BCE) and their names appear in writing beginning in the Early Dynastic Period (2900-2334 BCE) in Sumer alongside the development of the ziggurat.

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[nabxtangled]

Mai haya Suleman nahi hu jisey jahan sikendar mil jata h

مي هيا سليمان ناهي هو جيسي جاهان سيكندار ميل جاتا هاي

Na hi mai wo imama Hashim hu jisey salar sikander duaon me mangta h

نہ ہی وو امامہ ہاشم ہو جس سالار سکندر دعائیں ہیں۔

Mai wo maliha hoon jo apne baad ki kahaniyo ko adhoora chod jaati h

میں وہ لڑکی ہوں جو اپنے ماضی کی کہانیاں پوری کرتی رہتی ہے۔

Mai wo ayeshe Gul hu jo apna rasta khamoshi se alag kar jaati h

میں وہ عیش گل ہوں جس نے خاموشی سے اپنا رستہ جدا پایا ہے۔

Mai farishte Ibrahim hu jiske achey kaamo ko log ek galti me bhool jatey h

میں وہ فرشتہ ابراہیم ہوں جس کی نیکیاں ایک غلطی میں بھول جاتی ہیں۔

Mai abdar Ubaid hu jo sachi muhabbat k bawajood kisi ka dil nahi pighla saka

میں عبد عبید ہوں جو سچی محبت کے باوجود کسی کا دل نہیں پگھلا سکتا۔

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