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En Hedu'Anna, a Sumerian priestess and poet from around 2285-2250 BCE, is often credited as one of the earliest known astronomers due to her writings that reference celestial bodies and their movements. While she may not be the first astronomer in history, her contributions to early astronomical thought and her role in recording observations are significant. Her works suggest a systematic approach to astronomy in ancient Mesopotamia, influencing later astronomical practices.

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