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Ancient temple of Alexander the Great found here, people used to worship him as God! Big secret revealed

Alexander the Great Temple: A big secret related to the 4,000-year-old Sumerian temple of Girsu in Iraq has finally been revealed. Archaeologists have found indications that it had a connection with Alexander the Great. The ancient Iraqi people might have worshiped him as a god. Greek coins and temple offerings show that this place was used for the worship of Alexander the Great.

According to the DailyMail report, Greek inscriptions were recently found in the ancient Sumerian Temple of Girsu in Tello Town. Archaeologists were surprised by this discovery, the big question before them was why Greek inscriptions were found in this Sumerian temple. However, he has found the answer.

Alexander himself had established the temple!

Now, archaeologists at the British Museum believe that a Greek temple of Alexander the Great was established at this site. It is also possible that Alexander himself had established it. The discovery of a silver coin minted by Alexander’s soldiers around 330 BCE suggests that he may have visited the temple after defeating the Persians. This would be one of the last works of his life, shortly before his death at the age of 32.

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Girsu City is believed to have been inhabited since 5000 BCE, becoming a sacred city to the Sumerians and the spiritual home of their warrior god Ningirsu. After excavations began in the 19th century, it appeared that a Greek structure might have been built on the site, but the only evidence was a mysterious tablet bearing the inscription ‘Adad-nadin-aḫḫe’ in both Greek and Aramaic, meaning Is ‘the giver of two brothers’.

Researchers were surprised to find that the temple was abandoned in 1750 BC, 1,000 years before Alexander the Great was born. Dr Sebastian Ray, an archaeologist at the British Museum, now believes that the Greeks probably established their temple at the ancient site to proclaim Alexander’s divinity.

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