Category:Lagash

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  2007-04-28 in Pergamonmuseum 10.jpg 3 888 × 2 592 ; 7,73 Mio
  
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  Clay foundation nail of Gudea, ruler of Lagash, from Iraq, c. 2140 BCE. Pergamon Museum.jpg 5 134 × 3 120 ; 12,39 Mio
  
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  Cuneiform text on clay cone, excavated at Lagash, Iraq, Gutian period, 22nd century BC, clay - Tokyo National Museum - Tokyo, Japan - DSC08542.jpg 4 481 × 2 515 ; 4,26 Mio
  
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  Detail, door-hinge, inscribed with the name of Entemena of Lagash, c. 2400 BCE, from Iraq. Pergamon Museum.jpg 6 016 × 4 016 ; 17,55 Mio
  
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  Door-hinge, inscribed with the name of Entemena of Lagash, c. 2400 BCE, from Iraq. Pergamon Museum.jpg 3 993 × 3 326 ; 10,63 Mio
  
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  Eagle of Lagash.jpg 1 448 × 965 ; 1,57 Mio
  
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  Four statuettes of Mesopotamian gods.jpg 4 288 × 2 848 ; 1,8 Mio
  
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  Fragment of a brick inscribed with the name of Eannatum, king of Lagash, 25th century BCE, from Iraq. Pergamon Museum.jpg 4 192 × 3 299 ; 12,4 Mio
  
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  Gudea Lagashki inscription in linear script and cuneiform script on clay.jpg 1 538 × 1 705 ; 1,28 Mio
  
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  Inscribed giant river-worn pebble - ME 114399 - British Museum.JPG 5 184 × 3 456 ; 3,72 Mio
  
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  Inscribed head of a mace with Imdugud (Anzu) and Enannatum, the British Museum, London..JPG 4 288 × 2 848 ; 6,88 Mio
  
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  Inscribed stone tablet of Entemena, 2400 BCE. From Lagash, Iraq. Pergamon Museum.jpg 4 544 × 3 246 ; 10,98 Mio
  
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  Inscribed votive human-headed bull dedicated to goddess Nanshe on behalf of Nammahani, from Lagash, Iraq, c. 2100 BCE. British Museum.jpg 3 933 × 2 556 ; 7,16 Mio
  
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  Lagash in cuneiform.jpg 582 × 768 ; 484 kio
  
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  Lagash inscription.jpg 1 257 × 550 ; 725 kio
  
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  Lament for lagash.JPG 4 000 × 3 000 ; 2,91 Mio
  
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  Lamentation about the ruin of Lagash, Uru-Ka-gina period, circa 2350 BCE Tello, ancient Girsu.jpg 3 224 × 2 711 ; 5,57 Mio
  
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  Large inventory list written during the 48th regnal year of Shulgi, king of Ur. From Lagash, Iraq. Ur III period, c, 2046 BCE. Ancient Orient Museum, Istanbul.jpg 4 371 × 3 870 ; 12,67 Mio
  
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  Man with bowl-shaped haircut Period of Gudea King of Lagash 2120 BCE.jpg 1 558 × 2 036 ; 2,98 Mio
  
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  One of the oldest examples of cuneiform scripts, writing on a stone slab, ornamented with reliefs. From Lagash, Iraq, c. 2700 BCE. Ancient Orient Museum, Istanbul.jpg 3 661 × 3 691 ; 12,07 Mio
  
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  Periodo neo-sumero, chiodo di fondazione con gudea, 2100 ac ca, forse da lagash, iraq.jpg 800 × 2 072 ; 1,09 Mio
  
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  Shulgi inscription AN1922.9.jpg 1 941 × 2 561 ; 1,12 Mio
  
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  Stone tablet. Votive inscription of Shulgi, king of Ur. Mentions the dedication of the temple of E-ninnu to the god Ningirsu. From Lagash, Iraq. 21st century BCE. Ancient Orient Museum, Istanbul.jpg 3 191 × 3 359 ; 9,73 Mio
  
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  Tablet of Enhegal.jpg 4 400 × 3 783 ; 4,45 Mio
  
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  Tell al Hiba (22795101268).jpg 1 024 × 768 ; 149 kio
  
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  Temple foundation cone of Gudea, ruler of Lagash. Ur III period. Erbil Civilization Museum.jpg 3 792 × 4 728 ; 12,64 Mio
  
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  This cuneiform text gives the city of Umma's account of its long-running border dispute with Lagash. Circa 2350 BCE. From Umma, Iraq. The British Museum, London.jpg 4 288 × 2 848 ; 7,76 Mio
  
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  Votive inscription of Gudea, ruler of Lagash mentioning the construction of the temple of E-ninnu for Ningirsu. From Lagash, Iraq. 22nd century BCE. Ancient Orient Museum, Istanbul.jpg 3 515 × 3 711 ; 9,51 Mio