Noah's Ark rivals the flood legends of Gilgamesh, Ziusudra & Atra-Hasis - Robert Cargill

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When it was released in 2014, Darren Aronofsky’s Noah caused quite a stir as to whether it was an accurate depiction of the Biblical character of Noah. Robert R. Cargill of the University of Iowa argues that the film is actually a combination of sources, including the pre-Biblical Mesopotamian flood narratives of Atra-hasis, Ziusudra and the Epic of Gilgamesh.

Learn about the other sources—both Biblical and post-Biblical—Aronofsky wove into the Noah movie by watching Robert R. Cargill’s “A Deluge of Flood Stories: Flood Mythology, the Bible and Aronofsky’s Noah” in Scholars Speak: The Genesis of Things today! http://store.bib-arch.org/GENESIS-OF-THINGS/productinfo/9H574/

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