Category:Ur-Nanshe

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File nella categoria "Ur-Nanshe"

Questa categoria contiene 26 file, indicati di seguito, su un totale di 26.

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  Akurgal king of Lagash son of Ur-Nanshe on the Stele of the Vultures.jpg 1 341 × 1 656; 1,37 MB
  
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  Boats from the land of Dilmun carried the wood, on a relief of Ur-Nanshe.jpg 912 × 820; 495 KB
  
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  Boats from the land of Dilmun carried the wood.jpg 1 814 × 867; 335 KB
  
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  Detail, stele or obelisk of Ur-Nanshe with goddess Nisaba, ruler of Lagash, from Lagash, Iraq, 26th century BCE. Iraq Museum.jpg 6 016 × 4 016; 14,41 MB
  
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  Detail, stele or obelisk of Ur-Nanshe with goddess Nisaba, ruler of Lagash. From Lagash, Iraq, 26th century BCE. Iraq Museum.jpg 3 290 × 5 399; 17,76 MB
  
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  Detail, wall or door votive plaque. The largest figure on left (with a basket on his head is Ur-Nanshe, ruler of Lagash). Cuneiform text. Early Dynastic period, 2550-2500 BCE. From Girsu, Iraq. Ancient Orient Museum, Istanbul in Turkey.jpg 2 848 × 4 288; 10,12 MB
  
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  Detail, wall or door votive plaque. The largest figure on left (with a basket on his head is Ur-Nanshe, ruler of Lagash). Cuneiform text. Early Dynastic period, 2550-2500 BCE. From Girsu, Iraq. Ancient Orient Museum, Istanbul, Turkey.jpg 2 925 × 2 598; 6,47 MB
  
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  Detail, wall or door votive plaque. The largest figure on left (with a basket on his head is Ur-Nanshe, ruler of Lagash). Cuneiform text. Early Dynastic period, 2550-2500 BCE. From Girsu, Iraq. Ancient Orient Museum, Istanbul.jpg 4 288 × 2 848; 10,23 MB
  
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  Detail. Wall or door plaque, Early Dynastic period, 2900-2300 BCE. From Nippur?, Iraq. Ancient Orient Museum, Istanbul.jpg 2 848 × 3 580; 7,94 MB
  
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  Door socket of Ur-Nanshe.jpg 1 255 × 1 241; 894 KB
  
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  Fragment Ur-Nanshe Louvre MNB1415.jpg 3 008 × 2 000; 4,74 MB
  
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  Françoise Foliot - Ur-Nanshe et sa famille.jpg 4 096 × 5 112; 16,85 MB
  
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  Goddess Shul-utul, foundation peg, 'Ur-Nanshe, King of Lagash, son of Gunidu, built the shrine Girsu', probably Girsu, Tell Telloh, Iraq, mid 3rd millenium BC - Harvard Semitic Museum - Cambridge, MA - DSC06074.jpg 3 435 × 4 752; 6,23 MB
  
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  Limestone votive relief of Ur-Nanshe, King of Lagash, Girsu, Early Dynastic Period III, c. 2550-2500 BC.jpg 5 184 × 3 456; 9,79 MB
  
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  Plaque of Ur-Nanshe.jpg 1 460 × 1 164; 1,27 MB
  
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  Plaque of Ur-Nina, King of Lagash, with four of his sons.jpg 642 × 584; 222 KB
  
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  Relief Im-dugud Louvre AO2783.jpg 2 450 × 1 800; 3,24 MB
  
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  Ships from Dilmun brought wood tribute from foreign lands.jpg 1 795 × 621; 296 KB
  
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  Stele or obelisk of Ur-Nanshe with goddess Nisaba, ruler of Lagash, from Lagash, Iraq, 26th century BCE. Iraq Museum.jpg 3 131 × 5 320; 15,15 MB
  
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  Tablet of Ur-Nanshe.jpg 1 250 × 949; 661 KB
  
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  Temple foundation figurine of Ur-Nanshe.jpg 2 134 × 3 390; 3,67 MB
  
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  Ur-Nanshe door socket.jpg 3 745 × 3 170; 11,3 MB
  
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  Ur-Nanshe in cuneiform.jpg 637 × 690; 442 KB
  
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  Ur-Nanshe King of Lagash in the limestone votive relief of Ur-Nanshe.jpg 1 767 × 3 159; 5,79 MB
  
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  Ur-Nanshe relief (B&W).jpg 2 304 × 1 909; 3,37 MB
  
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  Ur-Nanshe.jpg 663 × 918; 880 KB