British Museum archaeologists establish that lost temple [of Ningirsu] in Iraq is divinely mandated holy site.

Experts have been puzzled since unearthing the 4,000-year-old statue of a leader called Gudea, which features an architectural plan, an inscription claiming he built a temple commanded to him in a dream, and a “ruler” of undeciphered measurements.

British Museum archaeologists have now cracked the “sacred code” of these mysterious measurements after finding a lost temple in Iraq, which they have established to be the divinely mandated holy site mapped out by Gudea’s plan.

The discovery of the temple in the ancient city of Girsu in Iraq allowed experts to test their theories about the “ruler” measurements, and establish that it marked out an extremely precise and to-scale representation of the Sumerian holy site.

[www.telegraph.co.uk]

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