Ninmach Temple, Temple in Iraq
The Ninmach Temple dedicated to the goddess Ninmah.
An ancient structure with roots in the Babylonian civilization.
Ninmah was a significant deity, representing motherhood and creation.
Archaeological efforts continue to uncover more about this temple.
A reflection of Mesopotamian religious architecture.
Location: Babylon
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