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Neo-Assyrian Empire wikipedia
Eras / Regions Ancient+Mesopotamia Ancient+Asia-Minor & Levant
Date: 911 BC - 609 BC
Type: Dynasty
Note: Monarchy
Capital: Assur
Language: Akkadian / Aramaic
Script: Sumerian-Akkadian Cuneiform / Aramaic Alphabet
Religion: Ahurism (Henotheist)
Agriculture:
Industry: Iron Age
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Notes: Great Library of Ashurbanipal - copies of Epic of Gilgamesh made from Sumerian versions
Neo-Assyrian Empire Gypsum mace head
Gypsum mace head
With cuneiform script. Found at KidmuriCategory: Tool Attribution: British Museum Licence: CC BY-NC-SA 4.0[🡭] Image note: Background croppedCollection: The British Museum
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Neo-Assyrian Empire Carved Head
Carved Head
Ivory head of a woman: with long hair and wearing a necklace with four rows of beads. She wears a headband or diadem, knotted at the back, consisting of alternating flowers and discs linked together. (BM) NimrudCategory: SculptureMaterial: IvoryDimensions: H 4.4cm W 3.1cm D 3.6cm Attribution: British Museum Licence: CC BY-NC-SA 4.0[🡭] Image note: Background croppedReference: 118234Collection: The British Museum
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Neo-Assyrian Empire lion sculpture fragment
lion sculpture fragment
Category: Sculpture Attribution: New York Met Licence: CC0 1.0[🡭] Image note: Background croppedReference: 62.269.1Collection: New York Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Neo-Assyrian Empire Nimrud Sphynx
Nimrud Sphynx
Category: Sculpture Attribution: New York Met Licence: CC0 1.0[🡭] Image note: Background croppedCollection: New York Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Neo-Assyrian Empire Barrel cylinder
Barrel cylinder
From Library of Ashurbanipal. Sargon II. Akkadian cuneiform acript. Found: KhorsabadCategory: WritingMaterial: Clay Attribution: British Museum Licence: CC BY-NC-SA 4.0[🡭] Image note: Background croppedReference: 22505Collection: The British Museum
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Neo-Assyrian Empire Human-headed winged bull
Human-headed winged bull
Lamassu. Relief from the m wall, k door, of king Sargon IIs palace at Dur Sharrukin in Assyria (now Khorsabad in Iraq)(wikipedia)Category: SculptureYear: -716 Attribution: Licence: [🡭] Image note: Background croppedCollection: The Louvre
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Neo-Assyrian Empire Stele of Ashurbanipal
Stele of Ashurbanipal
The king carrying a basket on his headLocation: BabylonCategory: SculptureYear: -660 Attribution: British Museum Licence: CC BY-NC-SA 4.0[🡭] Image note: Background croppedCollection: The British Museum
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