View of Harsag - the last Garden of Eden (in the background -
Mount Harmon); own graphics Garden of Eden or, as Sumerians
called it, Harsag, The Chief Garden (HAR - garden, SAG - head),
overgrew in the legend so strongly that its exploration stopped,
apparently in assumption that in reality it never existed in one
particular place. It is known that even Christopher Columbus
tried to locate it unsuccessfully, and many scholars before him
and after him also did not give peace the inextricable pun over
the millennia. Today, it seems that it is of little or no
interest to anyone, perhaps because it is not already of such
importance for our pragmatic society. But given there were an
opportunity to shed light on this grey area of our civilisation,
why not look again in this direction? Let's try the following...
On the map beneath the arrows indicate the following lines: red
one - direction to the East, in which Adam and Eve followed
after the expulsion from Paradise, and there they built Damascus
(according to all