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Did advanced beings like the Anunnaki really build cities before
humans existed… or is the truth buried in the dirt of ancient
Mesopotamia?

In this Sleepy Time Mystery deep dive, we explore the legendary
“seven cities” of the Anunnaki—Shuruppak, Bad-tibira, Larak,
Eridu, Ur, Sippar, and Nippur—listed in the order they supposedly
fell.

We compare ancient Sumerian myths to real archaeological
evidence: flood layers, radiocarbon dates, missing locations,
shifting rivers, temple continuity, and why some of these
“Anunnaki cities” stayed active all the way into the Islamic
period.

If you’re into ancient mysteries, Anunnaki theories, Sumerian
tablets, or the origins of civilization, this calm, detail-rich
breakdown will help you separate legend from the layers of
history.

Settle in, get comfortable, and let the ruins tell their story.

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Sources:

• Thorkild Jacobsen, The Sumerian King List (Assyriological
Studies 11)

• Seton Lloyd and Fuad Safar, Eridu (Iraq Directorate General of
Antiquities)

• C. Leonard Woolley, Ur Excavations, Volume IV: The Early
Periods

• McGuire Gibson et al., The City and Area of Nippur:
Archaeological and Geographic Investigations

• Stephanie Dalley, Myths from Mesopotamia: Creation, the Flood,
Gilgamesh, and Others

• W. G. Lambert, “The Historical Development of the Mesopotamian
Pantheon: A Study in Sophisticated Polytheism”

00:00 Introduction

02:30 Item 1: Shuruppak

08:51 Item 1: Shuruppak (Part 2)

16:44 Item 1: Shuruppak (Part 3)

25:04 Item 2: Bad-tibira

33:02 Item 2: Bad-tibira (Part 2)

40:59 Item 2: Bad-tibira (Part 3)

48:09 Item 3: Larak

55:31 Item 3: Larak (Part 2)

1:03:38 Item 3: Larak (Part 3)

1:11:35 Item 4: Eridu

1:19:36 Item 4: Eridu (Part 2)

1:27:43 Item 4: Eridu (Part 3)

1:34:50 Item 5: Ur

1:41:03 Item 5: Ur (Part 2)

1:48:13 Item 5: Ur (Part 3)

1:55:20 Item 6: Sippar

2:02:30 Item 6: Sippar (Part 2)

2:11:07 Item 6: Sippar (Part 3)

2:18:00 Item 7: Nippur

2:24:43 Item 7: Nippur (Part 2)

2:32:08 Item 7: Nippur (Part 3)

2:39:24 Conclusion

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Even with these tools, bringing a story of this depth to life
takes many hours of work.

Please keep in mind that while the narrative is grounded in
thorough historical research, its main purpose is storytelling
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