Some Scholars who identified the Pre-Biblical origins of the Garden of Eden Myth, 1859-1898

Photos are provided of scholars who between 1859 and 1898 identified in Mesopotamian myths the pre-biblical origins of the Garden of Eden Myth. Corrections: It was in August of 1854 that Sir Henry Creswicke Rawlinson proposed behind Eden's serpent was the Babylonian god Ea (his Hea or Hoa) in a weekly periodical issued in London called the Athenaeum. In 1858 this was restated by his younger brother professor George Rawlinson in a 4 volume work on Herodotus. In 1876 George Smith proposed Tiamat as being behind Eden's serpent challenging Rawlinson's 1854 proposal. For further information click on the below urls:
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• Garden of Eden
• Paradise
• Adam
• Eve
• Eden's Serpent
• Sumer
• Babylonia
• Mesopotamia
• Rawlinson
• Delitzsch
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According to professor John G.Jackson, in his book MAN,GOD,AND CIVILISATION, Page 246, Rawlinson traced back the Sumerians to the ancient Kushites (Ethiopians) This was before the semite immigration.