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Editorial Plaque with a nude female between two bearded males wearing kilts.
Editorial EL INTENDENTE EBIH-IL DEL TEMPLO DE LA DIOSA INANNA-ISTAR DE MARI - ESTATUILLA MESOPOTAMICA - HACIA 2400 AC.
Editorial The Uruk Trough, from Uruk (Warka, Iraq), Late Prehistoric period (3300-3000 BCE). The carving on the side shows a procession of sheep approaching a reed hut and two lambs emerging. It may have been a cult object in the temple of Inanna (Ishtar), the S...
Editorial Near East. Mesopotamia. Sumer. Clay cone of Enanatum I (king of Lagash 1st Dynasty of Lagash)with a building inscription devoted to the construction of the temple of the goddess Inanna in Lagash. Iraq. The State Hermitage Museum. Saint Petersburg. Russia.
Editorial CYLINDER SEAL.
Editorial Inlay: banquet scene with a seated figure holding a palm frond.
Editorial Openwork plaque with figures.
Editorial Inlay: seated male with cup and palm frond.
Editorial Foundation nail in the form of a bull; tablet with inscription, dedicated to the goddess Inanna. Nails and tablets were buried in the foundation walls of temples. Period of king Gudea of Lagash, around 2100. Bronze, H: 22 cm AO 1371.
Editorial Inlay: banquet scene with a seated figure holding a palm frond.
Editorial Plaque with a nude female between two bearded males wearing kilts.
Editorial Openwork plaque with figures.
Editorial Inlay: seated male with cup and palm frond.
Editorial CYLINDER SEAL.
Editorial Foundation figure of Ur-Namma holding a basket.
Editorial Standing male worshiper, Early Dynastic I-II, ca. 2900?2600 B.C., Mesopotamia, Eshnunna (modern Tell Asmar), Sumerian, Gypsum alabaster, shell, black limestone, bitumen, 11 5/8 x 5 1/8 x 3 7/8 in. (29.5 x 12.9 x 10 cm), Stone-Sculpture, In Mesopotamia ...
Editorial Standing female worshiper, Early Dynastic IIIa, ca. 2600?2500 B.C., Mesopotamia, Nippur, Sumerian, Limestone, inlaid with shell and lapis lazuli, H. 9 13/16 x W. 3 3/8 x D. 2 1/8 in. (24.9 x 8.5 x 5.4 cm), Stone-Sculpture, This statue of a standing wom...
Editorial Near East. Mesopotamia. Sumer. Clay cone of Enanatum I (king of Lagash 1st Dynasty of Lagash)with a building inscription devoted to the construction of the temple of the goddess Inanna in Lagash. Iraq. The State Hermitage Museum. Saint Petersburg. Russia.
Editorial Sumer. Mesopotamia. Near East. Early Dynastic Period. Clay nail of Enanatum I with a building inscription devoted to the construction of the temple of the goddess Inanna in Lagash. Lagash. Iraq. 25th century BC. The State Hermitage Museum. Saint Peters...
Editorial EL INTENDENTE EBIH-IL DEL TEMPLO DE LA DIOSA INANNA-ISTAR DE MARI - ESTATUILLA MESOPOTAMICA - HACIA 2400 AC.
Editorial Fragment of a large cylinder seal; top: bull, center a draped figure (Goddess Inanna?) offering a libation. H: 6 cm AO 6620.
Editorial Pendant with archaic signs and the emblem of the goddess Inanna-Astarte, Sumerian goddess of love. Stone, 4,5 x 3,5 cm AO 7702.
Editorial Foundation nail in the form of a bull; tablet with inscription, dedicated to the goddess Inanna. Nails and tablets were buried in the foundation walls of temples. Period of king Gudea of Lagash, around 2100. Bronze, H: 22 cm AO 1371.
Editorial The Uruk Vase-detail. See also 08-02-05 / 56,57. Men bearing gifts to the goddess Inanna (Innin), a bull and agricultural products. Limestone, around 2.900 BCE.
Editorial Water, corn growing from water, sheep, men bearing gifts, and the Goddess Inanna (Innin). five rows of limestone bas-reliefs on the Warka-Vase, a cult vase from Uruk, Mesopotamia (Iraq) .
Editorial The Uruk Trough, from Uruk (Warka, Iraq), Late Prehistoric period (3300-3000 BCE). The carving on the side shows a procession of sheep approaching a reed hut and two lambs emerging. It may have been a cult object in the temple of Inanna (Ishtar), the S...