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

allmesopotamia:The archaeological site of Uruk (Warka), 30km east of Samawa, Iraq. The city’s walls

signorformica:Depictionof Anzû –also known as Imdugud in Sumer: 3500 BC in the Uruk period–, lesserM

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

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

ancientart:Ancient dictionary from Warka, Uruk, thought to be one of the first. Dates to the middle

f0rgemaster:tropijcal:Uruk, Iraq The sorta literal translation from the arabic is so much more beaut

Branding another skinny, attractive uruk captain, knowing his shitty stats will make him completely

Sumerian cuneiform tablet (c. 3100 – 2900 BC).  Administrativeaccount recording the distribution of

Ur-Nammu’s dedication tablet for the Temple of Inanna in Uruk (2112 -2095 BC).Ur-Nammu was the

Remains of the Anu Ziggurat at Uruk.During the Ur III Period (2112 – 2004 BC), the massive Whi

Mesopotamian statuette of a bearded man, perhaps a king-priest.  Artist unknown; ca. 3300 BCE (

Limestone tablet with Sumerian cuneiform (late 4thmillennium BC, during Uruk III).This is possibly a

Excavations of the Eanna Temple at Uruk (Sumer).Uruk was divided into two sections: the older Anu Di

Aerial view of the Sumerian archaeological site of Uruk (Warka, Iraq).The history of Sumer is from c

Sumerianstone sculpture with Gilgamesh wrestling two bulls; two lions alsoappear.  Found in the

Bevelled-rim bowl (Nippur, c. 3300 – 3100 BC).  Ceramic, 8.2 x 19.0x 19.0 cm.  Late

Limestone pendant in the form of a two-headed animal (probably Warka, 3300 - 3000 BC).  5cm hig

historyarchaeologyartefacts:Photo from the Uruk excavation in 1929/30 - Discovery of the statuette o

tropijcal:Uruk, Iraq 

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