Temple of Uruk

The Temple of Uruk, also known as the Eanna temple, is an ancient religious site located in the historic city of Uruk, in modern-day Iraq. Dating back to around 4000 BCE, it is one of the earliest known temples in the world, dedicated to the goddess Inanna, representing love and war. The temple features impressive architecture, including large walls and intricate decorative elements. It served as a center for worship and societal activities, highlighting Uruk's significance in early civilization as a hub of culture and urban development. The site reflects the importance of religion in Mesopotamian life.