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Detail of Stele of Vultures depicting troops of king Eannatum conquering Umma, from Tell Telloh, ancient Ngirsu, Iraq

Detail of Stele of Vultures depicting troops of king Eannatum conquering Umma, from Tell Telloh, ancient Ngirsu, Iraq


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Detail of Stele of Vultures depicting troops of king Eannatum conquering Umma, from Tell Telloh, ancient Ngirsu, Iraq

Sumerian civilization, 3rd millennium b.C. Stele of the Vultures, limestone plaque depicting the troops of king Eannatum conquering Umma, circa 2450 b.C. From Tell Telloh, ancient Ngirsu, Iraq. Detail

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Archeology Conformity In A Row Iraq Ornate Relief Repetition Shield Spear Sumerian Civilization Warrior


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This print showcases a mesmerizing detail of the Stele of Vultures, an ancient limestone plaque from the Sumerian civilization dating back to the 3rd millennium BC. The image depicts troops led by King Eannatum triumphantly conquering Umma in a fierce battle. With its intricate carving and ornate design, this relief sculpture is a testament to the rich history and artistry of ancient Iraq. The warriors stand tall, holding their spears and shields with unwavering determination. Each figure exudes strength and power as they are captured in this studio shot, showcasing their male likeness and uniformity. The vertical arrangement of these figures creates a sense of order and repetition that emphasizes their unity on the battlefield. As we delve into this archaeological masterpiece, we are transported back in time to witness a pivotal moment in human history. This single object encapsulates the bravery and tenacity displayed by these ancient warriors who fought for dominance over vast territories. Intriguingly devoid of any modern presence or commercial use, this photograph allows us to appreciate the craftsmanship behind this relic from Ngirsu (ancient Tell Telloh). It serves as a reminder of our connection to our past through art and craft while shedding light on one of humanity's earliest civilizations - Sumeria.

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