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limestone plaque known as Stele of the Vultures, depicting troops of king Eannatum conquering Umma, from Tell Telloh (ancient Ngirsu), Iraq

limestone plaque known as Stele of the Vultures, depicting troops of king Eannatum conquering Umma, from Tell Telloh (ancient Ngirsu), Iraq


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limestone plaque known as Stele of the 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

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Archeology Iraq Stone Sumerian Civilization Sword Umma


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This print showcases the remarkable limestone plaque known as Stele of the Vultures, a true testament to the ancient Sumerian civilization. Dating back to the 3rd millennium BC, this historical artifact depicts an awe-inspiring scene of King Eannatum's troops conquering Umma. The intricate carving on the stone reveals a vivid glimpse into a bygone era. The craftsmanship and attention to detail in this sculpture are truly extraordinary. The horizontal composition allows us to fully appreciate every aspect of this masterpiece. With its side view perspective, we can almost imagine ourselves standing alongside these brave soldiers, witnessing their triumph firsthand. The male likenesses portrayed on the stele exude strength and determination as they hold their swords high in victory. This powerful image transports us back in time, reminding us of the rich history that lies within Iraq's ancient lands. As we gaze upon this art and craft from centuries ago, it is humbling to think about how much has changed since then. There are no people present in this photograph; yet, through this relic from the past, we can connect with our ancestors and gain insight into their lives and struggles. Let us cherish such archaeological treasures like Stele of the Vultures for they serve as windows into our collective human heritage - a reminder that civilizations rise and fall but leave behind enduring legacies for future generations to marvel at.

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