The Imago Mundi, the world's oldest map, illustrates a journey depicting Noah's Ark, offering insights into Mesopotamian beliefs and historical geography.
Dr. Irving Finkel emphasized that the tablet connects biblical lore to historical facts, showcasing a journey where remnants of Noah's Ark could potentially be found.
Researchers indicate that the 'parsiktu' term is crucial in understanding ancient Mesopotamian maritime culture and the legend of the Great Flood.
The circular design of the Imago Mundi illustrates the world as understood by Babylonians, with Mesopotamia at its center and a surrounding river.
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