Orion and the Stars in Eden

The ancient poem Enuma Elish is a collection of early hymns from Babylon, Nineveh and Ur’s ancient past. These towns portray the complex relationship within Mesopotamian culture. Despite significant variations, there was a marked continuity in cultural and social organisation, which reveals a deep unitary conception as to how these societies were structured. Taking this into consideration, the assiduous working in collecting the sacred hymns ought to be noted, their impressions made into the earliest of memories were conserved and celebrated. Their forms and modes of celebration allow the reader to see the extensive material surrounding Enuma Elish. Thus enabling the poem to be regarded as a heterogeneity, manifesting essential similarities at its nuclear core. Whilst not dwarfing the interpretation of the poem as branches of the same tree.