Doctors in ancient Mesopotamia

Ryan Moorhen
Jan 7, 2019
1 min read

There were two types of doctors in ancient Mesopotamia: the Asu (a medical doctor who treated illness ‘scientifically’) and the Asipu (a healer who relied upon what modern people would call ‘magic’).

Joshua J. Mark

Doctors in ancient Mesopotamia

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