Cuneiform Collection (#5)

Cuneiform clay tablets
3 Cuneiform clay tablets with economic text circa 2000 BCE

Foot bones, artwork F006 / 3022
Foot bones. Computer artwork showing the metatarsal bones

Oedema of larynx, artwork C016 / 6529
Oedema of larynx. Artwork of a transverse (axial) section through a larynx (seen from above) with and without swelling. The bottom image shows a healthy larynx

Oedema of larynx, artwork C016 / 6528
Oedema of larynx. Artwork of a vertical (coronal) section through a larynx, showing oedema (swelling caused by fluid accumulation)

Oedema of larynx, artwork C016 / 6530
Oedema of larynx. Artwork of sections through a larynx with and without swelling. The bottom image shows a healthy larynx in transverse (axial) section from above

Clay brick with Cuneiform inscription
Fragmentary clay brick with Cuneiform inscription. 2nd Millennium BCE

Clay nails C016 / 4535
Clay nails inscribed with cuneiform script. Clay nails were inscribed with dedicatory text and and embedded into the wall of a building

Ankle bones and ligaments. Historical anatomical artwork of ankle bones (yellow) and ligaments (pale blue). Ligaments are bands of fibrous tissue that hold bones together at their joints

Babylonian artefacts, 19th century
Babylonian artefacts, 19th-century artwork. These artefacts, which include clay statuettes and glass vases, date from between 3800 and 600 BC

SUMER TABLET OF ACCOUNTS from the reign of Enentarzi, c2350 B. C
SUMER TABLET OF ACCOUNTS from the reign of Enentarzi, c2350 B.C

BABYLONIAN CLAY TABLET describing Babylonian account of the creation of the world

MESOPOTAMIAN CUNEIFORM. Letter from King Tusratta of Mitanni (N. Mesopotamia) to Amenophis III of Egypt, c. 1400 B. C
MESOPOTAMIAN CUNEIFORM. Letter from King Tusratta of Mitanni (N. Mesopotamia) to Amenophis III of Egypt, c. 1400 B.C

BABYLONIAN CLAY TABLET describing fall of Assyrian capital of Nineveh in 612 B. C. From Babylon, 6th century B. C
BABYLONIAN CLAY TABLET describing fall of Assyrian capital of Nineveh in 612 B.C. From Babylon, 6th century B.C

BABYLONIAN CUNEIFORM. Babylonian clay model of a sheeps liver inscribed with omens for diviners

NEO-BABYLONIAN CLAY TABLET. Tablet documenting the prices of various commodities, 6th century B. C
NEO-BABYLONIAN CLAY TABLET. Tablet documenting the prices of various commodities, 6th century B.C

BABYLONIAN RECIPIES. Babylonian clay tablet listing recipes for various kinds of glass or glaze. 17th century B. C
BABYLONIAN RECIPIES. Babylonian clay tablet listing recipes for various kinds of glass or glaze. 17th century B.C

BABYLONIAN CALENDAR. Calendar listing the lucky and unlucky days of the year in cuneiform. From Babylon. 7th century B.C

Egyptian Influence 1920S
A outfit showing the influence & interest in ancient civilisations as a source for design. The fabric prints are possibly oriental, Egyptian or near eastern cuneiform script

Old Persian Writing
Cuneiform writing from the ancient city of Persepolis

Iran / Archaeology / Bisutun
The rock inscription carved in Old Persian, Babylonian, and Elamite cuneiform on the rock of Bisutun overlooking the main route from Babylon to Hamadan

Abecedary of Ugarit, cuneiform oldest known ABC, dating from the 14th century BC, Syria, Middle East

Cuneiform inscription, in Cyrus the Great Audience Hall, Pasargadae, Iran, Middle East

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"Cuneiform: Unraveling the Ancient Script of Civilization" Step back in time to 3000 BC, where cuneiform writing on clay slabs was born. These front-view tablets hold the secrets of Mesopotamia's earliest written language. Travel through history and encounter the Tablet of Shamash, dating back to the 9th century BC. Dedicated to the sun-god, this artifact showcases the religious significance embedded within cuneiform script. Behold the Cylinder of Cyrus the Great, adorned with Akkadian cuneiform text. This relic offers a glimpse into one of history's most influential rulers and his empire's administrative prowess. Marvel at Neo-Sumerian craftsmanship as you gaze upon Gudea's statue from 2120 BC. The intricate cuneiform inscriptions reveal his reign over Girsu in present-day Iraq. Discover ancient Iran's monumental Behistun Inscription, an impressive relief etched into stone cliffs. Its multilingual text sheds light on Persian history while showcasing cuneiform mastery. Delve into numerical systems as you explore both Egyptian and Assyrian counting methods intertwined with cuneiform symbols. Witness how these civilizations documented their transactions and calculations. Zoom in on carved reliefs that bring stories to life through detailed depictions etched onto stone surfaces. Cuneiform script adds depth and context to these captivating artworks. Unlock Babylonian knowledge by deciphering their unique system of numerals preserved through intricate cuneiform markings. Experience firsthand how they recorded numbers for trade and commerce. Admire Kassite Dynasty’s Eanna-shum-iddina kudurru from 1125-1100 B. C. , a stunning stele boasting elaborate engravings accompanied by explanatory texts written in mesmerizing cuneiform script.