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Stele of Vultures, Chalk plaque portraying Eannatum sovereign troops in conquest of Umma from Tello (Iraq), detail, circa 2450 b. c

Stele of Vultures, Chalk plaque portraying Eannatum sovereign troops in conquest of Umma from Tello (Iraq), detail, circa 2450 b. c


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Filename: 940_18_10421974.jpg

Size: 3533 x 2809 (4.4MB)

Date: 10th March 2014

Source: Universal Images Group (UIG)

Source: De Agostini Picture Library

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Stele of Vultures, Chalk plaque portraying Eannatum sovereign troops in conquest of Umma from Tello (Iraq), detail, circa 2450 b. c

Sumerian civilization, 25th century b.C. Stele of the Vultures, circa 2450 b.C. Chalk plaque portraying Eannatum sovereign troops in the conquest of Umma. From Tello (Iraq). Detail

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Media ID 9471037

Archeological Artifact Army Soldier Bas Relief Iraq Leadership Mesopotamian Non Western Script People In A Row Profile Sumerian Civilization Tello


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This print showcases the intricate details of the "Stele of Vultures" a chalk plaque dating back to around 2450 B. C. The stele portrays Eannatum, an ancient Sumerian sovereign, leading his troops in the conquest of Umma. This historical artifact was discovered in Tello, Iraq and is a testament to the rich history and advanced civilization of Mesopotamia. The bas-relief carving on this studio shot captures the essence of leadership and military prowess during ancient times. The profile view highlights the male likeness with precision and skillful artistry. Each figure stands tall in perfect alignment, forming a row that symbolizes unity and strength. As we delve into this mesmerizing piece from our past, we are transported to a time when non-western script dominated communication. The presence of no people within the frame allows us to focus solely on this archeological treasure that has survived thousands of years. Through this image, we gain insight into not only Sumerian civilization but also their sophisticated craftsmanship. It serves as a reminder that even without modern technology or tools, humans were capable of creating stunning works of art that continue to captivate us today. Let us appreciate this snapshot from history as it offers glimpses into an era long gone but never forgotten – an era filled with conquests, power struggles, and remarkable artistic achievements.

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