Ea called on marduk, a great warrior god, saying that if marduk should be victorious, he would be the lord of all the gods. a great battle ensued, with gods raging against each other. marduk reached tiamat, the embodiment of chaos, and smashed her head with his great club. he sliced her in half, making the north wind bear her pieces away. from each half of her ribs he created the vault of the heavens and the earth. her weeping eyes became sacred rivers, and tiamat was no more. —"enuma elish," early babylonian myth which elements of a myth appear in this story from early babylon? check all that apply. a supernatural being an explanation of natural phenomena a fantastic setting a heroic human a conflict between beings

a heroic human is your ans.

The correct answers are: A) supernatural being, C) a fantastic setting, and E) conflict between beings.

The elements of Myth that appeared in this history from early Babylon are a supernatural being, a fantastic setting, and conflict between beings.

This excerpt is taken from the Enuma Elish, the Babylonian Epic of Creation. Historians also called it "The Seven Tablets of Creation." This tablets relate the story of the creation, according to the Babylons and is considered the oldest story in the world. It tells how the gods were created and then how they created humankind. From this story come the names of Marduk, Enki, Enlil and others that belonged to the tradition of Sumeria. So yes, The elements of Myth that appeared in this history from early Babylon are a supernatural being, a fantastic setting, and conflict between beings.

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