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Archaeology, Sumerian, Museums, Inventions, Ancient Egypt, Food Supply, Ancient Mesopotamia, Civilization, Artifacts
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proto cuneiform Ancient Artefacts, Ancient Sumer, Archaeology News, Ancient Artifacts, Ancient Origins
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Who invented the alphabet? The Origins of abc — I Love Typography
proto cuneiform
Hittite, hunter and the bear, Karatepe (Ekrem Akurgal) (Erdinç Bakla archive) Armenian History, Ancient, Ancient Times, Ancient Civilizations, Archery, Ancient Near East
Armenian History
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Hittite, hunter and the bear, Karatepe (Ekrem Akurgal) (Erdinç Bakla archive)
Sumerians, Kemeticand Oromo Ancient Aliens
Ancient Aliens
The Sumerians, Kemetic and Oromo
Sumerians, Kemeticand Oromo
Inchbrayock stone, back,, Montrose Museum,, Angus. The stone was found in the burial-ground of St Braoch's Church, Viking House, Celtic Culture, Standing Stone, Ancient People, Celtic Art, Iron Age, Ancient Cultures
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Inchbrayock (Inchbraoch) Stone I [Back]
Inchbrayock stone, back,, Montrose Museum,, Angus. The stone was found in the burial-ground of St Braoch's Church,
By the late 4th millennium BCE, the most important of these rites was the one which commemorated the creation of the world by the sky-god Anu after his victory over the forces of chaos; the Babylonians assigned this role to their god Marduk, and personified chaos as the dragon Tiamat.
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By the late 4th millennium BCE, the most important of these rites was the one which commemorated the creation of the world by the sky-god Anu after his victory over the forces of chaos; the Babylonians assigned this role to their god Marduk, and personified chaos as the dragon Tiamat.
Sasanian / Myic, about 6th century AD From Kutha (Tell Ibrahim), south Mesopotamia A magic bowl for protection from demons Statue, Amulets, Inspiration, Demons, Sassanid, Aramaic Language, Ancient Pottery, Antique Pottery
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Ceramic bowl with Aramaic magic inscription at The British Museum Images
Sasanian / Myic, about 6th century AD From Kutha (Tell Ibrahim), south Mesopotamia A magic bowl for protection from demons
Scientists Finally Crack The Code Of The Ancient 'Phaistos Disk' + TED talk on the disk with reading Ancient Greek, Ancient Mysteries, Ancient Languages, Hieroglyphics
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Ancient Disk's Mysterious Code Finally Cracked
Scientists Finally Crack The Code Of The Ancient 'Phaistos Disk' + TED talk on the disk with reading
Phaistos Disc – Heraklion, Greece - Atlas Obscura Antiquities, Encryption, Mystery Of History, Mystery, Ancient Scripts
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Phaistos Disc – Heraklion, Greece - Atlas Obscura
Detail of Assyrian Relief Sculpture at British Museum Assyrian Alphabet, Assyrian Relief, Ancient Assyrian, Animal Pots, Assyrian Art, Ancient Motifs, History Symbol, Ancient History Archaeology
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Detail of Assyrian Relief Sculpture at British Museum
Detail of Assyrian Relief Sculpture at British Museum
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British Museum - Image gallery: wall panel / relief Illustrators, Art And Architecture, East, Detailed Image
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British Museum - Image gallery: wall panel / relief
Limestone wall panel, incomplete; lower register, Battle of Til-Tuba (Battle of the River Ulai) relief; shows Assyrians defeating Elamites of southern Iran; battle scene on lower half; Assyrians attacking from left; critical events are picked out; execution of the Elamite King, Teumman and his son Tammaritu, river Ulai on right; upper register shows review of prisoners deported after campaign Art, History, Orient
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Limestone wall panel, incomplete; lower register, Battle of Til-Tuba (Battle of the River Ulai) relief; shows Assyrians defeating Elamites of southern Iran; battle scene on lower half; Assyrians attacking from left; critical events are picked out; execution of the Elamite King, Teumman and his son Tammaritu, river Ulai on right; upper register shows review of prisoners deported after campaign
Battle of Til-Tuba, 660-650 Nineveh, Iraq
'Battle of Til-Tuba, 660-650 BC' Giclee Print | AllPosters.com
Limestone relief depicting the Battle of Til Tuba, South-West Palace, Nineveh, 660–650 B.C.E. Palace, South, Battle, West, Alto, Limestone, Tuba
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Limestone relief depicting the Battle of Til Tuba, South-West Palace, Nineveh, 660–650 B.C.E.
Ancient Egyptian Art, Ancient Discoveries
Ancient Egyptian Art
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Art History Feed Detail from #Assyrian relief: The battle of Til Tuba between Assyria and Elam, 7th c. BCE. Ancient Art, Ancient Knowledge, Roman Mosaic
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Art History Feed Detail from #Assyrian relief: The battle of Til Tuba between Assyria and Elam, 7th c. BCE.
Art History Feed Detail from #Assyrian relief: The battle of Til Tuba between Assyria and Elam, 7th c. BCE.
Art History Feed
Art History Feed Detail from #Assyrian relief: The battle of Til Tuba between Assyria and Elam, 7th c. BCE.
British Museum - Image gallery: wall panel / relief Architecture, Historical Monuments, Middle Eastern
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British Museum - Image gallery: wall panel / relief
British Museum - Image gallery: wall panel / relief Paneling, Quivers, Wall Paneling, Gallery, Limestone Wall, Gallery Wall
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British Museum - Image gallery: wall panel / relief
Elam: The Black Medes and Assyrian's Ancient Persia
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Elam: The Black Medes and Assyrian's
Elam: The Black Medes and Assyrian's
"Alabaster wall panel relief: showing the crossing of a river. Horses swim, led by grooms, while a chariot, bed and jar are carried on coracles. Figures are shown complete and not half submerged which is typical of Assyrian art. There is an inscription written in cuneiform script." via the British Museum Empire
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"Alabaster wall panel relief: showing the crossing of a river. Horses swim, led by grooms, while a chariot, bed and jar are carried on coracles. Figures are shown complete and not half submerged which is typical of Assyrian art. There is an inscription written in cuneiform script." via the British Museum
Detail from Limestone reliefs depicting the battle of Til-Tuba: Limestone reliefs depicting the battle of Til-Tuba (detail). At top, the Elamite king Teumman and his son Tammaritu are thrown from their cart. At bottom right, Tammaritu attempts to lead the wounded Teumman to safety. Subsequent scenes show Tammaritu making a last stand as he attempts to defend his father with bow and arrow, before the two are captured and killed by Assyrian soldiers Ancient Cities
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Assyria to Iberia: Reflections
Detail from Limestone reliefs depicting the battle of Til-Tuba: Limestone reliefs depicting the battle of Til-Tuba (detail). At top, the Elamite king Teumman and his son Tammaritu are thrown from their cart. At bottom right, Tammaritu attempts to lead the wounded Teumman to safety. Subsequent scenes show Tammaritu making a last stand as he attempts to defend his father with bow and arrow, before the two are captured and killed by Assyrian soldiers
Limestone wall-panel depicting the Battle of Til-Tuba (Battle of the River Ulai)…
Image gallery: wall panel / relief
Limestone wall-panel depicting the Battle of Til-Tuba (Battle of the River Ulai)…
Stela of Adad-Nirari III found at Tell al-Rimah, Iraq, in 1967. It mentions tribute from Jehoash the Samarian in ca. 800 BC. Rome
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Stela of Adad-Nirari III found at Tell al-Rimah, Iraq, in 1967. It mentions tribute from Jehoash the Samarian in ca. 800 BC.
Historia, Sanat, Mayan, Aliens And Ufos, Ancient Aliens Evidence, Ancient Astronaut
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REVELACIONES DE LOS MISTERIOS DE LA TIERRA ANTES DEL JUICIO FINAL
The quickest way to get a reaction in the modern world is to shout ‘religion!’ on a crowded server. From diehard fundamentalists to rabid atheists, the int Ancient Ruins, Egypt, Oriental
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8 Reasons Jesus Definitely Existed - Listverse
The quickest way to get a reaction in the modern world is to shout ‘religion!’ on a crowded server. From diehard fundamentalists to rabid atheists, the int
Ancient Architecture, Egyptian Art, Ancient Persian, Medieval Art
Ancient Architecture
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Kudurru depicting Goddess Gula with her dog, kudurru of Nazimarutash, from the temple of Marduk, Babylon. King Maradah of Babylon, son of King Kurigalzar II Black limestone, 2nd half 14th BCE. Kassite period. currently at the Louvre museum in France
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Kudurru depicting Goddess Gula with her dog, kudurru of Nazimarutash, from the temple of Marduk, Babylon. King Maradah of Babylon, son of King Kurigalzar II Black limestone, 2nd half 14th BCE. Kassite period. currently at the Louvre museum in France
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Kudurru of Kassite king Mellishipak II (Mellishikhu) 1188 to 1174 BC. Black marble. Height: 0.68 cm - Width: 30 cm - Thickness: 19 cm From Susa (Modern Iran).The crescent moon at the top left represents Sin, the moon god, the middle star represents Shamash, the Sun god, and the top right star represents Ishtar, the Venus god. Louvre Accession No Sb 22
Représentation des grands dieux mésopotamiens sur le kudurru du roi cassite Melishipak
Kudurru of Kassite king Mellishipak II (Mellishikhu) 1188 to 1174 BC. Black marble. Height: 0.68 cm - Width: 30 cm - Thickness: 19 cm From Susa (Modern Iran).The crescent moon at the top left represents Sin, the moon god, the middle star represents Shamash, the Sun god, and the top right star represents Ishtar, the Venus god. Louvre Accession No Sb 22