Abraham was a Amorite who went to Mesopotamia with his family from Ur Kasdim. After which Abraham led a conglomeration of Indo-Europeans and Semites away from Ur. It's probable that Ur Kasdim was actually located exactly where Şanlıurfa (Urfa) is now in southern Turkey, which is also near Göbekli Tepe. This would mean Babel was somewhere around north-western Turkey, thus sometime around 2000 BC Abraham and his family moved south-west from there into the Levant. The deep lore is that the likes of the Amorites and Akkadians saw themselves as descended from the legendary Bull/Bison figure (DIDANU/DITANU) that was the guardian of the Abzu in Mesopotamian tradition, which related to the stars of Centaurus and in that sense guarded the mysteries of the deep, the seven sages as teachers and developers of humanity were understood as emerging from the Abzu, and were also non-human before the hybrid scribe and scholar classes became seen as entirely human, these the Ab-gal/Apkallu, great one of the deep, who taught the Tree of Life to the Sumerians. These fish men around that tree in picrel.

The important thing is that these Apkallu were priests of Enki/Oannes, whom occultists consider to be the first Hermes (Trismegistus), the first Apkallu is Adapa, the Sumerian Adam, and the last Apkallu is Utuabzu, "who ascended to heaven", like Enoch. Among them are five other Apkallu that exactly match the five antediluvian biblical patriarchs between Adam and Enoch. Btw Enoch, the word Titan in Greek Mythology comes from Ditanu, who was king of the Rephaim (Nephilim). Who was the king of the titans in Greek Mythology? Cronus/Saturn, who the Sumerians knew as Ninurta and the Canaanites/Israelites as El/Moloch. The Phoenician historian Sanchuniathon said that he was the king of Mesopotamia/Canaan and that he made his allies, the Elohim, castrate themselves without a sign of alliance just as Yahweh made the Jews circumcised themselves.