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  • Illustration eines trauernden Königs neben einer Lotusblüte, um die sich eine Schlange windet; im Hintergrund Wasserwellen und Wurzeln unter der Oberfläche.

    The Epic of Gilgamesh: Why Humanity’s Oldest Story Speaks to Us More Than Ever

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 19. August 2025

    Rebirth from Clay and Time In 1872, something extraordinary happened. British Assyriologist George Smith was hunched over a pile of broken clay tablets in his dusty London office when he suddenly froze. The cuneiform signs …

    Happiness research, Humanities and Society, Universal
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