Temple of Ningirsu

The Temple of Ningirsu was an ancient Etruscan religious structure dedicated to the god Ningirsu, built in the 6th century BCE in what is now modern-day Iraq. It served as a sacred site for worship, offering a space for rituals and ceremonies connected to the god’s influence over agriculture and warfare. Architecturally, it featured large mudbrick walls, a central sanctuary, and a ziggurat-like platform. The temple played a key role in the spiritual and civic life of the city, symbolizing divine protection and authority. Its remains provide important insights into early Mesopotamian religious practices and architectural advancements.