The Inana, a Serious Presence in Mesopotamia

Inheduana wrote hymns in s of inana, who was a fairly terrifying and impressive deity. She she had a a male deity that was her husband or her partner, who was nana. These were landscapes of extremes, dry and dusty for a lot of the time,. winds blowing dust around, choking dust and sandstorms. And at other times, terrential downpours, which could become floods, which would cause rivers to bust their banks.