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 | | Year in which the true shepherd Rim-Sin under the righteous order of An, Enlil, and Enki dug a canal which was no longer in use, the one that brings abundance to Larsa, called it 'id-nisisa / the canal of righteousness' and made great his fame |
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http://cdli.ucla.edu/DL/Yearnames/GLOSSAR/T10K10Y27.htm
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| | THE MYTH OF ADAPA |
| | Yet he was the least of the city-kings, and a new order of things began with the rise of Babylon. | | | With the rise of Babylon and the political unification of the whole country under this metropolis, the city-god Marduk, whose name does not occur on any inscription previous to Hammurabi, leaps to the foreground. | | | Sin, the moon, was the god of Ur; Shamash, the sun, was the god of Larsa and Sippar; when the two towns of Girsu and Uruazaga were united into the one city of Lagash, the two respective local deities, Nin-Girsu and Bau, became man and wife, to whom Gudea brought wedding presents. |
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http://www.piney.com/BabCathEncy.html
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| | Sumeria and Larsa |
| | The days of Larsa were numbered, however, for Hammurabi of Babylon, who had long been determined to destroy his most dangerous enemy, defeated Rim-Sin in 1763 BC and substituted his own authority for that of Larsa over southern Mesopotamia. | | | This act apparently caused little disruption in the economic life of Larsa, and this was in fact a most prosperous period, as many thousands of business documents attest. | | | Larsa modern Tall Sankarah, was one of the ancient capital cities of Babylonia, located about 20 miles (32 km) southeast of Uruk (Erech; Arabic Tall al-Warka'), in southern Iraq. |
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http://ragz-international.com/larsa.htm
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| | The Greatness That Was Babylon Excerpt 60) |
| | Larsa's defeat of Isin fell at the very end of the reign of Sin-Muballit of Babylon, | | | The simultaneous expansion of Larsa in the south and Babylon in the north inevitably led in the end to conflict between these two powers, but it would be an over simplification to regard a struggle between these two city-states as the key to the history of Mesopotamia during the succeeding century. | | | Waves of semites invaders from the desert continued to thrust into Babylonia and politically the fragmentation of the Isin Kingdom, which began to appear in the reign of Ishme-Dagan, was strongly marked at the time of Lipit-Ishtar. |
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http://ancientneareast.tripod.com/60.html
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| | However, just as Larsa defeated Isin, Hammurabi came to power in the city of Babylon. | | | Sumer had been a powerful kingdom in the western part of Asia, and it had roughly occupied the land that was one day to become Babylonia. | | | Ten or fifteen kings follow Hammurabi of Babylon, the same number follow [Larsa], the same number follow [Eshnunna], the same number follow [Qatanum]..." etc. Five kingdoms are listed, all of which are considered to be just about as powerful, except for one, which has twenty kings following it (rather than fifteen). |
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http://mirrors.ntua.gr/b5/History.Babylonia
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| | Letter from Sîn-iddinam to the god Utu about the distress of Larsa: translation |
| | O youthful Utu, like an enemy you stand aside from your city Larsa. | | | Distress has been caused in your city Larsa, which you have chosen in your heart. | | | Say to Utu my lord, the exalted judge of heaven and earth, who cares for the Land, who renders verdicts; just god, who loves to keep man alive, who heeds entreaty, who extends mercy, who knows...... |
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http://www-etcsl.orient.ox.ac.uk/section3/tr3205.htm
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| | Larsa on Encyclopedia.com |
| | The city was dedicated to the sun god, Shamash. | | | Temple libraries and important documents have been found in the ruins. | | | In 1763 BC, Hammurabi defeated Larsa and succeeded in uniting Babylonia under his power. |
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http://www.encyclopedia.com/html/L/Larsa.asp
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| | EatChicago.net: Save Larsa's |
| | Check out Larsa's at 3724 Dempster, in Skokie, 847-679-3663. | | | Larsa's is a Persian restaurant operated by an Assyrian family from Iraq. | | | There were two or three carry-out customers, but Larsa's seemed mostly dead (I have received similar reports from others). |
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http://www.eatchicago.net/archives/000090.html
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| | Larsa - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Larsa is mentioned in Babylonian inscriptions as early as the time of Ur-Gur, 2700 or 2800 BC, who built or restored the ziggurat (stage-tower) of E-Babbar, the temple of Shamash. | | | Larsa (the Biblical Ellasar, Genesis 14:1), was an important city of ancient Babylonia, the site of the worship of the sun-god, Shamash, represented by the ancient ruin mound of Senkereh (Senkera). | | | Politically it came into special prominence at the time of the Elamite conquest, when it was made the centre of Elamite dominion in Babylonia, perhaps as a special check upon the neighbouring Erech, which had played a prominent part in the resistance to the Elamites. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Larsa
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| | A General History of the Near East, Chapter 2 |
| | Meanwhile the king of Larsa died in battle with Babylon, and an Elamite noble, Kudur-Mabuk, claimed the throne for his son, Warad-Sin (1834-23). | | | Lagash, Elam, and perhaps Uruk were taken not long after that, and now Larsa was the leader of the south. | | | Hammurabi made his first move in the sixth year of his reign, advancing south against Larsa and east against Eshnunna. |
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http://xenohistorian.faithweb.com/neareast/ne02.html
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| | At Larsa Nebuchadrezzar rebuilt the temple of sun-god (sun-god was a son of moon-god & was particularly associated with Sippar & Larsa). | | | Became the capital city of the southern provinces under Hammurabi. | | | The art form of Larsa, was a little different from those of the traditional Sumerian Ur III kings, terracotta achieved a new significance as an artistic medium, and among the smallest antiquities of the period are enormous number of clay plaques, poor men’s dedications to the temple. |
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http://www.angelfire.com/art2/assyrian/Larsa.html
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| | Babylon |
| | Larsa regained its autonomy for some time, and the walls of Ur, Uruk, and Larsa were leveled. | | | Hammurabi played skillfully on the instrument of coalitions and became more powerful than his predecessors had been. | | | This was on a scale reminiscent of Akkad or Ur Yet Ashur and Nineveh cannot have formed part of this empire for long because at the end of Hammurabi's reign mention is made again of wars against Subartu--that is, Assyria. |
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http://www.chn-net.com/timeline/babylon_study.html
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| | Hammurabi |
| | This resulted in some clashes between Babylonia and Larsa, but no war. | | | This war ends with the total victory of Hammurabi. | | | The main contenders were Larsa, Mari, Ashur and Eshnunna, countries that at some periods would ally with him. |
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http://i-cias.com/e.o/hammurabi.htm
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| | About Larsa, Inc. |
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http://www.larsausa.com/about.aspx
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| | Assyriologyical and Cuneiform |
| | This is followed by a 23-page list in which the data is listed chronologically. | | | The reigns of each of the 15 kings are briefly described and a synchronism of the Isin kings with those of Larsa and Babylon is provided. | | | The Institute of Archaeology Publications, Assyriological Series, was conceived to facilitate the publication of material which is of interest to Assyriologists, specifically, to provide a context in which to present the analysis of the Horn Archaeological Museum's cuneiform tablet collection of about 3000 tablets which comprises about 10% of those recovered from Drehem. |
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http://www.andrews.edu/ARCHAEOLOGY/publications/books/assyrian_pub.htm
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| | Rediff On The NeT: Ayodhya isn't that Ayodhya, says archaeologist |
| | According to him, Ram-sin, whose name is read in the Indus seals as Ramasana, was the son of Kudur Mabug (or Mabhana in the Indus seals) and reigned in Larsa (Modern Sankera in Iraq). | | | Before his accession to the throne of Larsa in Sumer, Ram-Sin's brother Arad-Sin ruled for 12 years. | | | Under Kudur Mabug and his two sons, Larsa rose to prominence and controlled all Sumerian cities, like Isin, Larsa, Ur, Umma, Lagash, Opis, Elam and the Indus valley. |
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http://www.rediff.com/news/1998/jul/21ayod.htm
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| | IM NIN'ALU's Page - HISTORY |
| | This Hammurapi is recorded in the Bible as Amraphel, in alliance with other kings – the king of Larsa Eri’aku (Aryokh) among them – in an attempt to reinforce their hegemony over Amorite kings in Kana’an (Bereshyit, ch. | | | The most important king of this dynasty was Hammurapi, who achieved not only unifying the lower Mesopotamia but had also extended his influence to Kanaanite cities. | | | These ten "kings" are thought to have settled their capital in one of the lower Mesopotamian cities. |
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http://www.imninalu.net/kings.htm
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| | Isin |
| | Larsa - Larsa, ancient city of S Babylonia, in modern Iraq, 30 mi (48 km) NW of An Nasiriyah. | | | Many city-states vied with one another, but Isin and Larsa were the most powerful of these. | | | Excavations have brought to light the law code of King Lipit-Ishtar of Isin. |
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http://www.factmonster.com/ce6/history/A0825590.html
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| | d. The Amorite Kingdoms. 2001. The Encyclopedia of World History |
| | The Babylonian king then took Larsa, made it his southern capital, and in 1759 defeated Mari and tore down its walls. | | | Naplanum was king of Larsa from 2025–2005, but it was Samium (1976–1942) who established Larsa as a rival power to Isin. | | | While not mentioned in the King List, inscriptions show an independent dynasty at Eshnunna, some with Elamite names. |
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http://www.bartleby.com/67/85.html
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| | Amorites |
| | Larsa was toppled by the Babylonian empire of Hammurabi (founded ca1792), who was himself an Amorite. | | | Under Gungunun (ca1932-ca1906), Larsa absorbed Ur, which by then was finished as a political power. | | | However, the Amorites did not make a significant linguistic imprint in Mesopotamia and by the time of Hammurabi's empire they were fully integrated Akkadian-speaking Mesopotamians. |
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http://www.worldhistoryplus.com/a/amorites.html
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| | Sumerian Cities with 27th Century BCE Population Estimates |
| | Larsa was located on the left bank of the Iturungal Canal near its juntion with the Euphrates at Uruk-Enegi. | | | The patron deity of Larsa was the sun god, Shamash. | | | *[For my stories, Larsa is a city of warehouses and other buildings crowding the quay on the canal. |
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http://www.jameswbell.com/geog004sumeriancities.html?1033472396940
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| | "The Arrival" Part 3 |
| | Nippur was established in the Age of Taurus…. | | | A sophisticated command post from which the Anunnaki on Earth could coordinate space journeys to and from their home planet, to guide in landing shuttle crafts, and perfect take offs, and docking, with the mother ship…..orbiting Earth. | | | As soon as the decision was made, to proceed with the mission, Enlil himself…..descended to Earth. |
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http://www.strayreality.com/Lanis_Strayreality/The_Arrival_Part3.htm
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| | bible.org: ISBE |
| | The fact that the history of Kudur-lachgumal (?) forms the subject of a poetical legend suggests that the texts mentioning these kings may have belonged to a kind of historical romance, of which Chedorlaomer (Amraphel), Arioch, and Tidal were the heroes--and, in truth, this is implied by their style. | | | (1) A dedication, by Kudur-mabuk, "father of Martu" (Amurru, the land of the Amorites), son of Simti-Silchak, of some sacred object to the Moon-god Nannar, for his own life and that of Eri-Aku, his son, the king of Larsa. | | | These inscriptions and others show that Eri-Aku belonged to an Elamite family which held the throne of Larsa, a state which, in common with Babylonia itself, acknowledged the suzerainty of Elam. |
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http://www.bible.org/isbe.asp?id=3169
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| | World of War Community Forum - View Profile: Larsa |
| | Larsa is not a member of any public groups | | | World of War Community Forum - View Profile: Larsa | | | This site is optimized for use on Mozilla Firefox @ 1024x768 or higher. |
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http://forum.world-of-war.com/member.php?u=81
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| | Ellasar (International Standard Bible Encyclopedia) :: Bible Tools |
| | Its Sumerian name is given as Ararwa, apparently for Arauruwa, "light-abode," which, in fact, is the meaning of the ideographic group with which it is written. | | | The Semitic-Babylonians form of its name is (al) Larsa, "the city Larsa," a form which implies that the Hebrew has interchanged r and s, and transposed the final vowel. | | | In addition to the name Larsa, it seems also to have been called Aste azaga "the holy (bright, pure) seat" (or throne), and both its names were apparently due to its having been one of the great Babylonian centers of sun-god worship. |
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http://bibletools.org/index.cfm/fuseaction/Def.show/RTD/ISBE/ID/3017
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| | End of the trail? PortlandTribune.com |
| | But here, on the right day, I can look out at the view and see the sun set over the trees. | | | He's first spending some vacation time with his wife, Larsa, and their two children, Scottie Jr., 3, and Preston, 8 months. | | | "It got to be too crazy," says Larsa, who has put her career on hold to be a wife and mother. |
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http://www.portlandtribune.com/archview.cgi?id=18249
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| | *Michelle and Larsa* |
| | Larsa and I met in May of 1998. | | | I love to sleep (Larsa*s note: Wait
is she ever | | | The way we met was very interesting...we met standing in line at a local Wherehouse waiting to buy Hanson tickets to their Shoreline concert during the Albertane Tour. |
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http://www.angelfire.com/ca4/lmhansonstories/ROIGHT.html
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| | Larsa - Sumeria, not the Nordic one... |
| | In 1763 B.C., Hammurabi defeated Larsa and succeeded in uniting Babylonia under his power.” | | | Not knowing much about Larsa, she asks a local to tell her about the town. | | | We dominated from the mid-19th to early 18th centuries BCE. |
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http://www.ancientworlds.net/4489
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| | MSN Encarta - Larsa |
| | Larsa, settlement in ancient Mesopotamia that developed into a major Sumerian city. | | | Become a subscriber today and gain access to: |
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http://encarta.msn.com/encyclopedia_761586068/Larsa.html
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| | Arioch (International Standard Bible Encyclopedia) :: Bible Tools |
| | Assyriologists generally, and probably rightly, identify Arioch with Eri-Aku (which see), king of Larsa, Ellasar being for Al-Larsa (now Sinqara in central Babylonia). | | | Besides Larsa, Eri-Aku's inscriptions inform us that Ur (Muqayyar, Mugheir) was in the principality of which Larsa was the capital. | | | For an account of the expedition see AMRAPHEL, and for the Babylonian texts bearing upon the reign, see ERI-AKU. |
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http://bibletools.org/index.cfm/fuseaction/Def.show/RTD/ISBE/ID/727
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| | This city-state alternated with Isin in controlling southern Mesopotamia in the first two centuries of the 2nd millennium B.C. Under its Amorite dynasty, Larsa was dominant from the mid-l9th to early 18th centuries B.C. Larsa's ruler, Rim-Suen, was defeated by Hammurabi of Babylon. | | | French archaeologists, under the direction of Andre Parrot, began excavations here in 1933, and the French continue to monitor this site today. |
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http://www.mc.maricopa.edu/~reffland/anthropology/anthro2003/legacy/ur/ur2.html
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| | World History 6 |
| | Labarnas I reputedly found Hittite kingdom in Anatolia | | | 1585 end Agum II, last of Kassite dynasty of Larsa | | | 1602 Agum II od Kassite dynasy of Larsa |
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http://www.mythus.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/wh6.html
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| | Subject: Re: ane: Larsa - Kozyreva At 13.12 22/04/2000 PDT, you wrote: >Dear Members: > I need the complete reference of the book of N.Kozyreva about the history >of Larsa (Drevnjj Larsa). | | | Can anyone help me? > Thanks > M.Rede Nelli Vladimirovna Kozyreva, Drevnjaja Larsa (= Akademija Nauk SSSR. |
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http://oi.uchicago.edu/OI/ANE/ANE-DIGEST/2000/v2000.n115
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| | 05.2mil.html |
| | Old Babylonian Period, first half of 2nd millenium B.C. Hammurabi of Babylon gradually establishes an empire (ruled 1792-1750 B.C.) | | | Isin-Larsa Period, 2017-1763 B.C. after fall of Ur III, a return to separate city-states in the old manner; main rivals in Mesopotamia are Isin and Larsa | | | letters from Larsa show he involved himself in details of administering empire |
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http://www.utexas.edu/courses/cc302k/NE/05.2mil.htm
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| | Rim-Sin, king of Larsa 1822-1763; captured Isin in 1796 |
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http://prophetess.lstc.edu/~rklein/Documents/mblb.htm
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| | Find in a Library: Early Babylonian letters from Larsa |
| | Publisher: New Haven : Yale University Press, 1917. | | | WorldCat is provided by OCLC Online Computer Library Center, Inc. on behalf of its member libraries. | | | Find in a Library: Early Babylonian letters from Larsa |
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http://www.worldcatlibraries.org/wcpa/ow/e182a5d55a490a5a.html
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| | REL 228 Notes Worksheet for Week 3 (Kuhrt ch. 2) |
| | Rise of Babylon – Hammurabi vs. Shamshi-Adad I (Ashur), Rim Sin (Larsa), Zimri Lim (Mari) | | | Worksheet on Mesopotamian Middle Bronze Age 2000-1600 BCE (for wk 4) | | | (law code - see Kramer) Gungunum (won independence for Larsa) |
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http://srv2.lycoming.edu/~knauth/228MBwork.htm
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| | The Rise and Fall of Old Babylon |
| | 150 Letters are preserved that show how Hammurabi ruled the captured city of Larsa | | | 1763 Allied with Mari and Eshnunna, defeated Larsa and captured King Rimi-sin | | | Paid great attention to day to day affairs |
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http://www.umpi.maine.edu/~defelice/His_302/Rise&FallOldBabylon.htm
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| | ORIENTAL INSTITUTE VIRTUAL MUSEUM: Me1 Objects |
| | Oblong, Plano-Convex, Inscribed 2 Sides And 1 End, Cattle For Shamash In Larsa, Dated Year 1 Of Shusin | | | Greenish Gray Ware, Wet Smoothed, Globular Body, Long Neck, Flaring Rim, Small Button Base, Like One Found T6, Level I, Jan, 11. | | | Ovoid, Pointed Base, Long Cylindrical Neck With Band, Carinated Rim, Red Color On Shoulder And Neck, Wheelmade. |
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http://oi.uchicago.edu/OI/MUS/QTVR96/ME/Me1objects.html
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