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Sumerian

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Ancient Sumerian, Ancient Mesopotamia, Ancient Artifacts, Ancient Civilizations, Ancient World History, Art History, Cradle Of Civilization, Ancient Near East, Ancient History
Ancient Sumerian
Ancient Mesopotamia
Ancient Artifacts
Ancient Civilizations
Ancient World History
Art History
Cradle Of Civilization
Ancient Near East
Ancient History
The face of Ur-Namma
Sumerian
Sumerian
Middle East Culture
Middle East Culture
Escultura sumeria. Dos luchadores. Cobre (20mo-16ta aC) Museo Irak, Bagdad, Irak Historical Artifacts, Achaemenid
Historical Artifacts
Achaemenid
Escultura sumeria. Dos luchadores. Cobre (20mo-16ta aC) Museo Irak, Bagdad, Irak
Ruthasis
Ruthasis
Sumerian
Animal Sculptures, Lion Sculpture, Bull Cow, Cow Art, Ancient Symbols, Indigenous Art
Animal Sculptures
Lion Sculpture
Bull Cow
Cow Art
Ancient Symbols
Indigenous Art
Nimrud Ivories at the Sulaymaniyah Museum
Ancient Sumer, Bronze Age, Gods And Goddesses, Bronze Sculpture
Ancient Sumer
Bronze Age
Gods And Goddesses
Bronze Sculpture
Mesopotamian, Sumerian Gods, Goddesses or Spirits
Foundation figure of a deity Period:Early Dynastic IIIb Date:ca. 2500–2350 B.C. Geography:Southern Mesopotamia Culture:Sumerian Medium:Copper Egyptians, Dallas Museum Of Art, Cleveland Museum Of Art, Museum Of Fine Arts
Egyptians
Dallas Museum Of Art
Cleveland Museum Of Art
Museum Of Fine Arts
Foundation figure of a deity | Sumerian | Early Dynastic IIIb | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Foundation figure of a deity Period:Early Dynastic IIIb Date:ca. 2500–2350 B.C. Geography:Southern Mesopotamia Culture:Sumerian Medium:Copper
Ancient Near east Anzu, falcon-shaped fire-altar Uttarakhand, turning aṁśú (Rigveda), ancu (Tocharian) in smithy. Naher Osten, Plot Elements, Epic Of Gilgamesh, Hebrew Bible, The Empress, God Of War
Naher Osten
Plot Elements
Epic Of Gilgamesh
Hebrew Bible
The Empress
God Of War
Ancient Near east Anzu, falcon-shaped fire-altar Uttarakhand, turning aṁśú (Rigveda), ancu (Tocharian) in smithy.
Ancient Near east Anzu, falcon-shaped fire-altar Uttarakhand, turning aṁśú (Rigveda), ancu (Tocharian) in smithy.
Mace head dedicated to God Ningirsu | par Assyria, Babylon, Akkad, Sumer... Ancient Lion, Mace, Human Figure, Mythology, Egyptian
Ancient Lion
Mace
Human Figure
Mythology
Egyptian
Mace head dedicated to God Ningirsu
Mace head dedicated to God Ningirsu | par Assyria, Babylon, Akkad, Sumer...
Ancient Art, Asian History, Beauty
Ancient Art
Asian History
Beauty
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Founding Figures Effigy, Metropolitan Museum Of Art
Effigy
Metropolitan Museum Of Art
Copper Tomb Sculptures Show Rare Forms of Mesopotamian Portraiture
Founding Figures
Regardons cette statue, le personnage a un léger sourire aux lèvres, son visage est rond. Ses formes arrondies et harmonieuses lui donnent un air débonnaire et serein. Qui est donc cet homme à l'air heureux ? Une inscription derrière la statue nous donne la réponse. Il s'agit d'un scribe et prêtre qui porte le nom de Dudu. Il exerçait son métier au temps d'Entéména, prince de la ville de Lagash. Il vécut au milieu du IIIe millénaire avant J.-C. Statues, Semitic Languages, Bagdad, Ancient Languages, Art Antique, Sumer
Statues
Semitic Languages
Bagdad
Ancient Languages
Art Antique
Sumer
musée d'Irak - statue du scribe Dudu
Regardons cette statue, le personnage a un léger sourire aux lèvres, son visage est rond. Ses formes arrondies et harmonieuses lui donnent un air débonnaire et serein. Qui est donc cet homme à l'air heureux ? Une inscription derrière la statue nous donne la réponse. Il s'agit d'un scribe et prêtre qui porte le nom de Dudu. Il exerçait son métier au temps d'Entéména, prince de la ville de Lagash. Il vécut au milieu du IIIe millénaire avant J.-C.
Bull's head ornament for a lyre Period:Early Dynastic III Date:ca. 2600–2350 B.C. Geography:Mesopotamia Culture:Sumerian Medium:Bronze Eastern Art
Eastern Art
Bull's head ornament for a lyre | Sumerian | Early Dynastic III | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Bull's head ornament for a lyre Period:Early Dynastic III Date:ca. 2600–2350 B.C. Geography:Mesopotamia Culture:Sumerian Medium:Bronze