Talk:Amar-Sin

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Probably, the story of the Tower of Babel comes from the ziggurat of Babylon, during the time of jews exilium. Herodotus describes this magnificent tower and as far as I know it is the most complete description of the Babylon ziggurat by an ancient writer.

Amar-Sin means Young Bull of the god Sin (moon).