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From the blog of Steve Kramer at The Times of Israel

Recognition that this is -- that the important bodies of knowledge to pass on and therefore the writing is done for poft ofity? >> very much so, and si think that's particularly noticeable among the greeks. they may well have been noticeable among mesopotamians, with socrates first and plato and then aristotle and then they came to grips with it and thought a, we have to pass this on and he came up with this still extent today, it's true belief. i believe you to be a man. i know you're a man, but you're fareed zakaria, i'm pretty sure there is a picture of fareed that justifies my belief. you,...

Generations of readers have experienced the frustration of reading fragments when trying to access classics of ancient Mesopotamian literature.

Researchers revealed their findings on the "ancient history of kissing" in Mesopotamian societies, in an article published in Science.

New Delhi, May 21: In a startling revelation, researchers now report that lip kissing was practiced by the peoples of the ancient Middle East 4,500 years ago, moving the earliest documentation for kissing back 1,000 years.