haldea (Meaning)
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haldea (n)
ground snakes
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haldea Sentence Examples
- The Haldea people inhabited the marshlands of southern Mesopotamia.
- Haldea was a powerful kingdom that emerged in the 8th century BCE.
- King Marduk-apla-iddina II of Haldea expanded his empire to include most of Babylonia.
- Haldea was eventually conquered by the Persians in 539 BCE.
- The Haldea astronomers were renowned for their knowledge of astronomy and astrology.
- The Haldea Empire was known for its strong military and its vast network of canals.
- The Haldea religion was a polytheistic system with Marduk as the supreme god.
- The Haldea people were skilled artisans and craftsmen, producing a wide range of goods.
- Haldea played a significant role in the development of Babylonian culture and civilization.
- The Haldea legacy continues to be studied and celebrated by historians and archaeologists to this day.
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ground snakes
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The Haldea people inhabited the marshlands of southern Mesopotamia.
Haldea was a powerful kingdom that emerged in the 8th century BCE.
King Marduk-apla-iddina II of Haldea expanded his empire to include most of Babylonia.
Haldea was eventually conquered by the Persians in 539 BCE.
