Making sense of the Tower of Babel

Yes, there's a contemporary diagram of it, and a few surviving tiles It was a multi-story ziggurat-type tower in Babylon, with some kind of

a tower built by Noah's descendants who intended it to reach up to heaven; God foiled them by confusing their

wheelofnames The Tower of Antwerp Bruegel made 'The Tower of Babel' around 1560 when he was approximately 35 years old He visited Rome and took inspiration from the

pg soft logo png The vast majority of languages represent communities that are much older and more localized than nation-states, and the mismatch between states