A fascinating book which goes into detail about her identifying the Biblical Cain with Sargon king of Agade. Her entire theory towards the date of Sargon rests on the cylinder of Nabonidus where it stated that Naram-Sin, reigned 3200 years before him, which would of made Sargon's reign in 3750 BC. Most Assyriologist of the time believe the scribe made a mistake by adding one more wedge to the number creating a 1000 year mistake. Further all the king lists that I have seen show Naram-Sin ruling nearly 80 years later. Surely not his son. Budge lists Sargon at 2637 BC and Kramer in appendix of his book "The Sumerians" shows Naram-Sin as a grandson. Although I don't know what current scholars think about this I intend to find out. Her other ideas concerning Cain and how the biblical account has been possibly perverted by the Sumerians rather than the Hebrews taking their ideas from the Sumerians is good reading and gives food for thought. It all might not be proveable in the end but who knows, it definitely needs clashing against more modern information. ( )