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Both describe the flood as coming from two sources at once

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Waterproofing the ark with substances

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both heroes use birds to test when the waters go down

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- Both used ravens and doves specifically

- Both floods were sent to eradicate humanity

Both Utnapishtin and and Noach instructed to build an ark

Both texts describe the size and dimensions of the ark. Also the shape

Both were instructed to take specific animals and their mates

Both received a reward afterwards -- Utnapishtim got eternal life, and Noah was elevatd to a high familial status in relation to God

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Both stories attempt to demolish mankind, but in both stories the protagonist survives.

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Both in Genesis and in Gilgamesh doves were released to see if there was land.

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In both narratives, one righteous man, Utnapishtim in Gilgamesh, Noah in Genesis, is chosen to build a large boat/ark.

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the fact that in both stories a just man is chosen to survive the flood

they both sent birds to see if the land was dry

they both made sacrifices

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one man chosen to survive

flood decided by a god

presence of birds to test whether the flood is still present

fill the ark with animals

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Both brought their families and animals onto the boat

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sacrifice/korban

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Parallels between Gilgamesh 11 and Genesis 6-9

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Parallels between Gilgamesh 11 and Genesis 6-9

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After the flood, there are sacrifices in both stories that please the gods/God

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mountain

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both arks rested on a mountain top after the floods

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both texts depict catastrophic flood caused by God/ gods