"Divine Threads: Religious Practices in Ancient Mesopotamia" delves into the intricate spiritual fabric of one of history's earliest civilizations. The book begins with an exploration of Mesopotamian temples and sanctuaries, illuminating these sacred spaces' architectural and cultural significance. It then presents the rich pantheon of gods, detailing the diverse deities and the forms of worship dedicated to them. The text further examines rituals and offerings as vital means for the Mesopotamians to connect with the divine. The role of divination and the priesthood in seeking divine guidance is meticulously discussed. Lastly, the preservation of religious wisdom through sacred texts and epics is highlighted, showcasing the enduring legacy of Mesopotamian spirituality.