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Assyrian relief of a winged

Assyrian relief of a winged genius holding a situla and a pine cone with which he is performing a sprinkling ritual. The tablet is originally from the Palace of Sargon II of Assyria in Khorsabad (ancient Dur-Sharrukin), and is now at the British Museum in London

Picture No
10490531
Media ID
44336502
Size
2022px x 3096px (7.6MB)
Credit
Alinari Archives, Florence / Mary Evans
Usage Restrictions
Editorial use only. For other uses please clear with Mary Evans in advance
Source
London, British Museum, Great Britain,
Date
721-705 a.C

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Assyria Assyrian Babylonian Cone Genius Khorsabad Mesopotamian Movable Sargon Sharrukin Situla Sprinkling Tablet Winged


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