A shrine to the goddess Upurkuppak can be found at these peoples' temple complex of Chogha Zanbil, and in the north of their lands the goddess Pinikir was venerated.
King Atta-hushu of these peoples introduced worship of the goddess Anunitum among them, but she was abandoned after his death. A shrine to the goddess Upurkuppak can be found at these peoples' temple complex of Chogha Zanbil, and in the north of their lands the goddess Pinikir was venerated. They worshipped the earth god Humban and the major triad of their pantheon was led by Inshushinak. The fact that they had a major goddess named Kiririsha supports theories that these people were related to the Dravidians. With capital at Susa, for ten points name this ethnic group that in ancient times lived just southeast of Mesopotamia.
King Atta-hushu of these peoples introduced worship of the goddess Anunitum among them, but she was abandoned after his death.
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