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Queen Paubi’s headdress (½)c.2500 BCEUr, Iraq “This ornate headdress and

RAM IN THE THICKETUr, Mesopotamiac.2600-2500 BCE“Sir Leonard Woolley dubbed this statuette the

Bronze amulet depicting Ishtar standing on a lion, ca. 800 BC – 600 BC.

Gilgamesh Pencil, conté, digital.

This is the first time I’m participating in a challenge/contest! I’m kind of nervous but

is it me or do ancient iranian gazelles look like lawn chairs

The Babylonian origin goddess Tiamat as depicted by Carolyn Scrace in Gerald Legg’s X-Ray

Finally finished this whole set and took the opportunity to revamp the older ones.It’s been fu

king-of-uruk:Gugalanna

This pendant, one of the earliest types of glass found in Mesopotamia, may represent the goddess Ish

Iranian or Mesopotamian gold niello ring with a garnet inlay, dated to the 12th to 13th centuries CE

Flying Over the Desert at Sunset, Mesopotamia, 1919 by Sydney William Carline

NEW MAP: Europe 297: Second Battle of Carrhae (spring 297) buff.ly/3ixbf2X In late 296 war b

Cuneiform tablet counting beer for the workers. Circa 3100-3000 B.C, from Uruk in what is now southe

lunariagold: Almost halfway done with the Phoenician alphabet oracle. There are 22 letters/cards in

Ishtar Gate and Ishtar Lover by Iraqi artist Paul Batou~Hasmonean

theancientwayoflife:~ Bull’s head ornament for a lyre. Period: Early Dynastic III Date: ca. 26

ishtargates: Neo-Assyrian stamp seals depicting a dog (top) and the goddess Gula on her throne rest

tammuz: The Bull-Headed Lyre of Ur, the world’s oldest surviving stringed instrument, dating b

arjuna-vallabha:Mushhushhu dragon, Symbol of the God Marduk, from Babylon

treasures-and-beauty: Iran, Achaemenid ornamental Lapis lazuli plate, ca 500-400 BC.

womenofantiquity: Enheduanna is the world’s earliest known author. A woman who wielded incredi

Metal hair ribbons. Sumerian, Mesopotamia. 2600-2500 BC. The Met Museumcollection.

Folks, long time without summoning the old Pazūzu —prince in Mesopotamia of the demons of the

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