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The Epic of Gilgamesh suggests this about Mesopotamian views of the afterlife.Ancient Mesopotamians believed that only people who were kind and lived virtuously had access to an afterlife.Ancient Mesopotamians looked forward to the afterlife, when they expected to be happy and content.Ancient Mesopotamians thought that only kings had an afterlife while everyone else ceased to exist.Ancient Mesopotamians expected the afterlife to be generally miserable for everyone.
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