Assyria

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archaicwonder:Neo-Assyrian Relief of a Dignitary, Dur-Sharrukin, Late 8th Century BCDur-Sharrukin (“

Neo-Assyrian Amethyst Vase. Circa 8th century BC

shewhoworshipscarlin:Evening dress, 1910.

ancient-mesopotamia:Interior wall, Palace of King Sennacherib, Nineveh, Northern Iraq, Assyrian.

Stone carving of Assyrian King Ashurbanipal hunting lions, 6th century B.C.

archaicwonder:A Recently Destroyed 7th* Century BC Assyrian Statue,  Photo c. 1850:(  Unfortunately,

centuriespast:Openwork plaque with a striding sphinxPeriod: Neo-AssyrianDate: ca. 9th–8th century B.

Jewish people are deported after the siege of Lachish in 701 BCE. The Assyrian Empire, which conquer

theoldstone:ancient-mesopotamia:pazuzuMask depicting Pazuzu, King of the Babylonian and Assyrian win

sabahzora:Gebrayel Baresso, survivor of the Assyrian Genocide.From the documentary The Cry Unheard

Cylinder seal impressionFrom cylinder seal. Mesopotamia, Middle Assyrian. 13 -12 BC, chalcedony.poly

Richard Miles ArchaeologistONE DAY, ONE IMAGENeo-Assyrian art: sculptures, stelae and reliefs (11th

Letter from the High Priest Lu'enna to the King of Lagash (Girsu, c.2400 BC).In this letter, the hig

Detail of an Assyrian relief of a winged genius (called an Apkallu), dated to the reign of Ashurnasi

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Sumerian terracotta tablet with pictographs (c. 3500 BC, during theLate Uruk Period).  Dimensions ar

Behold the king, Ashur-nasir-pal II, the imperial monarch in his new palace in his new capital of Ni

lionofchaeronea:Assyrian relief sculpture from the North Palace at Nineveh, depicting King Ashurbani

My textures and drawings on an Autodesk Maya model by Toby Durr for my Epic of Gilgamesh game projec

A pattern based on a door-sill from the throne room of Ashurbanipal.

archaicwonder: A Recently Destroyed 7th* Century BC Assyrian Statue,  Photo c. 1850:(  Unfortunately

DS cover variant with Ereshkigal. I wish I could make this game!

tammuz:Cuneiform writing on an Assyrian alabaster relief from the Northwest Palace of king Ashurnasi

moryen: Assyrian dog figurines with names carved on them, 650 BC“Expeller of evil” (mušēṣu lemnūti)

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