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Relief in a temple within the citadel of Aleppo. On the left the Storm God; on the right, the commissioning king. An inscription in Luwian hieroglyphs beside him reads: "King Taita am I, Hero, Palistin-ean king”. Northwestern Syria, Kingdom of Palistin, Iron Age I–II, 1100–950 BC, in situ

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Relief in a temple within the citadel of Aleppo. On the left the Storm God; on the right, the commissioning king. An inscription in Luwian hieroglyphs beside him reads: "King Taita am I, Hero, Palistin-ean king”. Northwestern Syria, Kingdom of Palistin, Iron Age I–II, 1100–950 BC, in situ

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The Tandragee Idol, dated to the Iron Age, with some sources suggesting a date as early as 1000 BCE. It shows the torso and head of a grotesque and brutish figure who crosses his body with his left arm to hold his right arm in what appears to be a ritualistic pose. Northern Ireland

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The Tandragee Idol, dated to the Iron Age, with some sources suggesting a date as early as 1000 BCE. It shows the torso and head of a grotesque and brutish figure who crosses his body with his left arm to hold his right arm in what appears to be a ritualistic pose. Northern Ireland

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This decorative lintel relief with hieroglyphs identify king Senusret III wearing the crown of Lower Egypt and the crown of Upper Egypt during the Heb Sed. Horus and Seth on standards give million years of life to the king. Ca. 1878-1839 BCE, Egyptian Museum, Cairo

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This decorative lintel relief with hieroglyphs identify king Senusret III wearing the crown of Lower Egypt and the crown of Upper Egypt during the Heb Sed. Horus and Seth on standards give million years of life to the king. Ca. 1878-1839 BCE, Egyptian Museum, Cairo

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Assyrian Gypsum Wall-panel Relief showing a Colossal Lion Statue , which once guarded the entrance to the Temple of Ishtar from Nimrud . The cuneiform inscriptions on the statue mentions the name of King Ashurnasirpal II as the temple's builder.

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Assyrian Gypsum Wall-panel Relief showing a Colossal Lion Statue , which once guarded the entrance to the Temple of Ishtar from Nimrud . The cuneiform inscriptions on the statue mentions the name of King Ashurnasirpal II as the temple's builder.

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Gilgamesh as Master of Animals, grasping a lion in his left arm and snake in his right hand, in an Assyrian palace relief , from Dur-Sharrukin, now held in the Louvre.

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Gilgamesh as Master of Animals, grasping a lion in his left arm and snake in his right hand, in an Assyrian palace relief , from Dur-Sharrukin, now held in the Louvre.

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Pharaonic inscription of king Ramses III found in Tayma, an important commercial and religious center in north west Saudi arabia

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Pharaonic inscription of king Ramses III found in Tayma, an important commercial and religious center in north west Saudi arabia

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Hieroglyphic inscriptions on the walls of the temple of Ramesses III at Medinet Habu, on the West Bank of Luxor, Egypt.

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Hieroglyphic inscriptions on the walls of the temple of Ramesses III at Medinet Habu, on the West Bank of Luxor, Egypt.

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