Category:Halaf culture

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Media in category "Halaf culture"

The following 44 files are in this category, out of 44 total.

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  A fragment of a pottery vessel (sherd). The exterior is painted with a highly schematic bull's head and horns (bucranium). From Tell Arpachiyah, Iraq. Halaf period, 6000-5000 BCE.jpg 2,843 × 2,819; 6.2 MB
  
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  A painted sherd (pottery fragment from a vessel). The exterior, yellow clay with fine burnish, is decorated with a snake with a flickering tongue. From Tell Arpachiyah, Iraq. Halaf period, 6000-5000 BCE.jpg 3,199 × 3,847; 8.94 MB
  
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  A pottery sherd. The fragment is painted with a design of wading birds. There is brown paint on creamy clay. From Chagar Bazar, Syria. Halaf period, 6000-5000 BCE.jpg 2,918 × 3,552; 7.7 MB
  
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  Amulet MET VS56.153.jpeg 1,038 × 708; 167 KB
  
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  Bowl from Tell Aprachiyah, Iraq. The bowl was found fragmented, and the pieces were scattered over the floor before the building was slight. 6000-5000 BCE. British Museum.jpg 3,648 × 3,724; 9.66 MB
  
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  Bowl from Tell Arpachiyah, Iraq. The bowl was found fragmented, and the pieces were scattered over the floor before the building was slight. 6000-5000 BCE. British Museum.jpg 4,322 × 3,862; 11.2 MB
  
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  British Museum Middle east 14022019 Necklace Obsidian beads and cowrie shells Halaf period 3645.jpg 2,823 × 3,306; 7.45 MB
  
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  Byblos et le Louvre, temporary exhibition 2006 437.jpg 2,816 × 2,112; 2.18 MB
  
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  Culture ceramiche del Vicino Oriente nel medio Halaf - 5200-4500 a.C.jpg 3,820 × 2,900; 1.06 MB
  
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  Deep Halaf ware pottery bowl with a flat base and straight sides. From Tell Arpachiyah, Iraq. Halaf period, 6000-5000 BCE. British Museum.jpg 4,121 × 2,980; 8.43 MB
  
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  Fragment of a pottery jar or cup, painted with geometric designs and bucrania. From Iraq (no provenance was provided). Halaf period, 5900-5200 BCE. Sulaymaniyah Museum, Iraq.jpg 3,945 × 3,626; 12.98 MB
  
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  Halaf culture pottery, zoomorphic porcupine vase, painted. Circa 5000 BCE. From Tell Arpachiyah, Iraq. Iraq Museum, Baghdad.jpg 3,724 × 2,764; 7.5 MB
  
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  Handmade pottery bowl. There is reddish black paint on the buff surface in addition to seven petalled rosettes in the center. From Tell Arpachiyah, Iraq. Halaf period, 6000-5000 BCE.jpg 5,229 × 3,807; 15.79 MB
  
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  Handmade pottery jar. The surface is painted with lustrous black paint on a salmon-pink slip. From Tell Arpachiyah, Iraq. Halaf period, 6000-5000 BCE.jpg 3,912 × 3,135; 8.62 MB
  
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  Kultura Halaf zasieg.jpg 1,413 × 887; 737 KB
  
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  Loop-handled circular seal MET ss1985 192 20.jpg 189 × 182; 11 KB
  
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  Loop-handled rectangular seal MET ss93 17 109.jpg 154 × 148; 8 KB
  
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  Mesopotamia Period 6-eu.svg 454 × 365; 58 KB
  
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  Mesopotamia Período 6-pt.svg 454 × 365; 58 KB
  
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  Mesopotamia Período 6.he.svg 454 × 365; 58 KB
  
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  Mesopotamia Período 6.PNG 469 × 378; 115 KB
  
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  Mesopotamia Período 6.svg 454 × 365; 58 KB
  
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  Neolitico ceramico, calcolitico e bronzo antico nel Vicino Oriente.jpg 3,814 × 2,900; 1.31 MB
  
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  Obsidian jewelry from Tell Arpachiyah, in Ninawa Governorate Iraq. 6000-5000 BCE. British Museum.jpg 3,748 × 2,330; 6.42 MB
  
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  Obsidian ornaments Arpachiyah - BM.jpg 3,288 × 3,598; 2 MB
  
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  Painted pottery goblet. From Yarim Tepe, Iraq. Halaf culture, 5th millennium BCE. Iraq Museum, Baghdad.jpg 3,737 × 3,391; 9.07 MB
  
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  Painted pottery jar with geometric motifs and animals (Ibices). From Tell Hasan, Hamrin Basin, Iraq. 5th millennium BCE. Iraq Museum.jpg 3,895 × 4,565; 13.49 MB
  
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  Painted pottery jar with geometric motifs and birds. From Tell Hasan, Hamrin Valley, Iraq. 5th millennium BCE. Iraq Museum, Baghdad.jpg 3,855 × 4,958; 16.07 MB
  
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  Painted pottery jar with geometric motifs. From Tell Hasan, Hamrin Basin, Iraq. 5th millennium BCE. Iraq Museum, Baghdad.jpg 3,583 × 4,333; 12.02 MB
  
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  Painted pottery jar. From Yarim Tepe, Iraq. Halaf culture, 5th millennium BCE. Iraq Museum, Baghdad.jpg 2,904 × 2,240; 4.72 MB
  
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  Painted pottery vessel with geometric motifs. From Tell Hasan, Hamrin Basin, Iraq. 5th millennium BCE. Iraq Museum.jpg 3,392 × 3,577; 8.99 MB
  
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  Pottery bowl, painted with geometric designs. From Iraq (no provenance was provided). Halaf period, 5900-5200 BCE, Sulaymaniyah Museum, Iraq.jpg 4,853 × 3,821; 19.12 MB
  
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  Pottery bowl, painted with geometric designs. From Iraq (no provenance was provided). Halaf period, 5900-5200 BCE. Sulaymaniyah Museum, Iraq.jpg 4,786 × 3,848; 16.16 MB
  
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  Pottery bowl, painted with geometric designs. From Iraq (no provenance was provided). Halaf period, 5900-5200 BCE. The Sulaymaniyah Museum.jpg 5,545 × 3,814; 15.97 MB
  
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  Pottery cup, painted with geometric designs. From Iraq (no provenance was provided). Halaf period, 5900-5200 BCE. Sulaymaniyah Museum, Iraq.jpg 3,602 × 3,256; 9.47 MB
  
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  Pottery jar, painted with geometric designs. From Iraq (no provenance was provided). Halaf period, 5900-5200 BCE, Sulaymaniyah Museum, Iraq.jpg 3,181 × 3,950; 11.86 MB
  
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  Pottery jar, painted with geometric designs. From Iraq (no provenance was provided). Halaf period, 5900-5200 BCE, Sulaymaniyah Museum.jpg 3,986 × 3,397; 10.81 MB
  
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  Pottery jar, painted with geometric designs. From Iraq (no provenance was provided). Halaf period, 5900-5200 BCE. Sulaymaniyah Museum, Iraq.jpg 3,630 × 2,960; 8.27 MB
  
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  Pottery jar, painted with geometric designs. From Iraq (no provenance was provided). Halaf period, 5900-5200 BCE. Sulaymaniyah Museum.jpg 4,120 × 3,801; 11.87 MB
  
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  Pottery jar, painted with geometric designs. From Iraq (no provenance was provided). Halaf period, 5900-5200 BCE. The Sulaymaniyah Museum, Iraq.jpg 3,583 × 3,708; 11.83 MB
  
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  Siti neolitici del Vicino Oriente.jpg 4,425 × 2,900; 1.14 MB
  
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  Spalony dom.png 1,193 × 504; 101 KB
  
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  Stamp seal and modern impression- geometric pattern MET DP104233.jpg 1,904 × 1,576; 173 KB
  
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  Two sherds (fragments of a pottery vessel). The exterior is painted with a design; lustrous black paint on apricot-colored clay with a burnished surface. The design of spotted animals possibly represents leopards. From Tell Arpachiyah.jpg 4,477 × 2,899; 10.06 MB