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In ancient Sumeria, sacred trees were believed to possess healing properties and were often associated with deities and rituals. These trees were thought to have magical or medicinal qualities that could cure various ailments. People would gather around these trees for healing rituals, and offerings might be made in hopes of invoking their protective or restorative powers.