Temple of Eanna

The Temple of Eanna was an important religious structure in ancient Uruk, a city in present-day Iraq, dedicated to the goddess Inanna, who represented love, war, and fertility. Built around 3000 BCE, it showcased advanced architectural techniques, including a ziggurat, a stepped platform, and various temples. Eanna served as both a spiritual center and a hub for administration and trade, reflecting the social and economic life of Uruk. The temple complex symbolizes the sophistication of early human civilization and its relationship with religion, showcasing the beliefs and values of Sumerian society.