Iraqi and foreign archaeologists have uncovered a temple at the Sumerian city of Ur, which dates back to about 2500 B.C., the head of the Antiquities Department says.
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Ancient structures uncovered in Turkey and thought to be the world's oldest temples may not have been strictly religious buildings after all, according to a new article. 
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Although I am likely to be mstakenI though Ur was a previously discovered city, perhapse they just uncovered a new section of it; however I did not get that from the text. As Sumeria is so of a scociological missing link for humans I think it is important to aknowledge this sort of thing.
Although I am likely to be mstaken ,I though Ur was a previously discovered city, perhapse they just uncovered a new section of it; however I did not get that from the text. As Sumeria is so of a scociological missing link for humans I think it is important to aknowledge this sort of thing.