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The Peace panel from the Standard of Ur. Sumerian wooden artifact excavated

The Peace panel from the Standard of Ur. Sumerian wooden artifact excavated


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The Peace panel from the Standard of Ur. Sumerian wooden artifact excavated

The Peace panel from the Standard of Ur. Sumerian wooden artifact excavated from the Royal Cemetery in the city of Ur (in Iraq). Circa 2600 - 2400 BCE, excavated by British archaeologist Sir Leonard Woolley in the 1920s

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1920s Archaeologist Assyria Cemetery Circa City Excavated Iraq Leonard Panel Peace Royal Standard Sumerian Wooden Woolley 2400 2600 Artifact


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This print showcases the remarkable Peace panel from the Standard of Ur, a Sumerian wooden artifact that was unearthed from the Royal Cemetery in the ancient city of Ur, located in present-day Iraq. Dating back to approximately 2600-2400 BCE, this extraordinary piece was excavated by renowned British archaeologist Sir Leonard Woolley during his expeditions in the 1920s. The intricately carved panel depicts scenes of peace and harmony amidst a backdrop of royal splendor. It offers a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage and advanced civilization of Sumeria, one of humanity's earliest urban societies. The craftsmanship exhibited on this artifact is truly awe-inspiring; every detail has been meticulously etched onto its wooden surface. As we delve into history through this image, we are transported to an era where art served as a powerful medium for storytelling and communication. The Peace panel not only symbolizes tranquility but also represents diplomatic relations between different regions or perhaps even within Assyria itself. Preserved over centuries, this archaeological treasure serves as a testament to our shared human past and reminds us of the importance of peaceful coexistence. Through its timeless beauty and historical significance, it continues to captivate viewers worldwide with its enduring message: unity triumphs over conflict.

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