Who killed Ishtar goddess of love and war?

Inanna, also known as Ishtar, the ancient Mesopotamian goddess of love, fertility, war, and beauty, was not killed by anyone. She is revered and still remembered today as a powerful entity that is often praised, respected, and revered.

What happened after the Roman Republic conquered a neighboring land?

Were feasts held near gravestones in ancient Greece?

Albert, a husband in the shadow of Queen Victoria
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Pyramid of Djoser - first step pyramid
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