Sumerian Revival

The Sumerian Revival refers to a modern interest in the ancient Sumerian civilization, which thrived in Mesopotamia (modern-day Iraq) around 4500 to 1900 BCE. This revival encompasses the study and appreciation of Sumerian language, culture, art, and contributions to humanity, such as writing (cuneiform) and early urbanization. Scholars, artists, and enthusiasts explore Sumerian history to gain insights into human civilization’s development, inspiring new cultural works and academic studies. This interest highlights the lasting legacy of Sumerian innovations and their influence on subsequent societies in the region and beyond.