Shallow copper alloy bowl, with curved sides and a flat base.
From Nimrud, North-West Palace, Room AB, 900-700 BCE.
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The East India House Inscription, stone tablet with inscription of Nebuchadnezzar.
From Babylon, 604-562 BCE.
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Carved magnesite statue of Ashurnasirpal II on reddish dolomite stand.
From Nimrud, Ishtar Sharrat-nihi temple,
883-859 BCE.
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Clay tablet administrative record.
Provence unknown, 3301-3100 BCE
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Gypsum wall relief panel, split into three registers.
From Nineveh, North Palace, 645-640 BCE.
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Gypsum wall panel relief showing King Ashurnasirpal II on campaign.
From Nimrud, North-West Palace, West Wing,
875-860 BCE.
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Wall plaque of limestone.
From Ur, 2500 BCE.
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Spouted gold cup, hammered sheet.
From Ur, Royal Cemetery, Grave 800, 2600 BCE.
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The dying lion, stone wall-panel relief.
From Nineveh, North Palace, 645-640 BCE.
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Lapis lazuli and carnelian bead headdress with 14 gold-leaf pendants.
2600 BCE
From Ur, Royal Cemetery, Grave 789, 2600 BCE.
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The sun god tablet, limestone tablet.
From Sippar, Shamash temple, 860-850 BCE.
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Ivory panel showing an Egyptian royal figure.
From Nimrud, North-West Palace, Rooms V–W, 900-700 BCE.
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Stone stela of Shamash-shum-ukin; inscribed.
From Borsippa, Ezida temple, 668-665 BCE. and Marble stela of Ashurbanipal.
From Babylon, Esagil temple, 668-665 BCE.
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Limestone kudurru reign of Marduk-nadin-ahhe.
From Babylon, c.1100 BCE.
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