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Ancient Mesopotamian jasper cylinder seal, depicting long-necked lions and lion-headed eagles.  Arti

NEW MAP: Europe 260: Thirty Tyrants (11 September 260) buff.ly/3nwy5rk The capture of Valeri

NEW MAP: Europe 238: Year of the Six Emperors: Gordians I & II (2 April 238) buff.ly/3aN

Ancient Mesopotamian terracotta relief depicting a worker using an adze to cut a piece of a chariot.

Sumerian contract for the sale of a field and a house (Shuruppak, c.2600 BC).  Dimensions are 8.5 x

Ancient Mesopotamian baked-clay plaque depicting the storm god Ishchali.  Artist unknown; ca. 2000-1

Persian archers, thought to be from the elite immortals unit ,bas-relief from the palace of Darius I

Meeting hall in the Shrine of Hatra, in Hatra, Iraq

eastiseverywhere:Sumerian ostrich egg bowl found in the Temple of Inanna Iraq (c. 2600 BCE)[Source]H

Statue of a Sumerian male worshiper from the hoard in Nintu Temple V at ancient Tutub, Mesopotamia =

lesbianomens: Mesopotamia + hair flips

naniiebimworks: Crowley in Mesopotamia 3004 BC

tanyushenka:Three men standing in a dirt field eating large pieces of flatbread Mesopotamia (undated

NEW MAP: Europe 260: Thirty Tyrants (11 September 260) buff.ly/3nwy5rk The capture of Valeri

Construction certificate issued by King Nebuchadnezzar II for the restoration of a Babylonian temple

Slowly but surely.. THE PHOENICIAN ORACLE, inspired by the Phoenician alphabet, is now available in

Terracotta brick of Eannatum, Prince of Lagash (Girsu, c. 2450 BC).Eannatum gives his title and desc

Hymn to Iddin-Dagan of Isin (c. 1950 BC).During the dynasties of Isin and Larsa, hymns exalting the

The ruins of Uruk (Sumer).Uruk was one of the most important Sumerian cities, and during theUruk Per

Part of a stone monument inscribed with the name of Utu-hengal, king of Uruk (Ur, c. 1215 BC).In 233

Tablets from the Library of Ashurbanipal (600s BC) in the BritishMuseum.Discovery and translation of

Sumerian King List (c. 1800 BC), probably found at Larsa.This clay prism (20 x 9cm) is inscribed on

Sumerian foundation figurines:Foundation figurine of Ur-Nammu (r.2112 – 2095 BC) from the Temple of

Fragment of the Stele of Vultures (c. 2450 BC), the victory stele of Eannatum of Lagash over Umma. F

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