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NB: I'm eager to see and observe what is hidden behind the scenes in order to document the brightness in the darkness, before the history leaves us. I'm a neurologist, neither an archeologist nor a historian. Osama S. M. Amin
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Extremely rare and unknown.
#Assyrian and#Babylonian kings were carved in relief. The cuneiform inscription narrates a political#treaty between them. The faces of the kings were deliberately vandalized. 911-612 BCE. From A'na (Anat), al-Anbar, Iraq. My Nikon at the Iraq Museumpic.twitter.com/dRNGPFMQd9
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My previous tweet, yesterday, is incorrect with respect to the provenance of this lamassu. It is near the mosque of the prophet Jonah, not Khorsabad.
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...once again and no more work was done because of the proximity to the mosque of the prophet Jonah's foundations. That colonel made advantage of this and unearthed it.
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Iraq is the only country in the whole World that imposes the death penalty for such crimes. The colonel was responsible for guarding and protecting the site. The directorate of antiquities did minor excavation work after the discovery of the lamassu by the shovel but reburied it
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...smuggling artifacts in Iraq means the death penalty by hanging, but Saddam ordered the beheading of those men using the same 2-handle saw, in public. This would prevent anyone from thinking of dealing with Mesopotamian relics.
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...who was a colonel, with few men decided to behead the lamassu and cut it into 11 pieces, using a large 2-handle saw, to transport it to Turkey for “millions of Dollars”, thought so. The Iraqi Intelligence got a hint and intercepted the smuggling...
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Update: Iraqi men beheaded for beheading a lamassu. In the mid-1990s, a crane shovel (of the municipality) was doing routine maintenance work near the mosque of prophet Jonah, Mosul. It came across a large buried rock, which turned out to be a huge lamassu. A police officer...pic.twitter.com/bJ3AuxZsly
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Note the fine details. Human-headed and winged apkallu from the Royal Palace of Sargon II at Khorsabad, Iraq. Almost 3-meter high alabaster bas relief. 710-705 BCE. My Nikon D750 at the Iraq Museum in Baghdad.
#nikon#mesopotamia#apkallu#iraq#sargon#khorsabad#iraqmuseumpic.twitter.com/LBxNbo1hQ4
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Extremely rare. Tribute bearers from Urartu (modern-day
#Armenia). Part of a long tributary scene where#Sargon II receives tribute from#Urartu. From the Royal Palace at#Khorsabad,#Iraq. 710-705 BCE. My#Nikon D750 at the Iraq Museum#mesopotamia#iraqmuseum#baghdadpic.twitter.com/7a97ds9X3j
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I've heard that the person who was responsible for guarding the site (Khorsabad) was the mastermind of this looting and smuggling process. He was a colonel (or a lieutenant colonel, I'm not sure) in the police. He was arrested after this failed operation.
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The aftermath of smuggling! This human-headed
#lamassu was cut into several pieces by the plunderers/looters to facilitate transportation, in the 1990s CE. It was confiscated during its way to a neighbor country. From#Khorsabad, Iraq. 710-705 BCE. My#Nikon at the#Iraq Museumpic.twitter.com/5coTk5ixCu
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The stele reflects the existence of “Jehoash the Samarian” and provides strong evidence of the “deliverer” God sent to save Israel “from under the hands of the Arameans” found in 2 Kings 13:5.
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Excavated by a team led by David Oates of the British School of Archaeology in Iraq during its 4th season, 1976 CE, at Tell al Rimah, Ninawa, Iraq.
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Extremely rare, mentioning a tribute from "
#Jehoash the Samarian". Stele of the#Assyrian king Adad-nirari III, c. 796 BCE. The#cuneiform inscriptions mention the king's titles and military campaigns. From Tell al-Rimah, Iraq. My#Nikon D750 at the#Iraq Museum in#Baghdad.pic.twitter.com/nmf17msWxg
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This dais was found in the eastern end of the throne room (T1) at Fort Shalmaneser. The front and sides of the dais were carved in relief depicting various tributary scenes. The dais was completed around 846-845 BCE (and that would be the king's 13th year of reign).
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The scene commemorates Shalmaneser's support of Marduk-zakir-sumi against his rebellious brother, Marduk-bel-usati and the ascent of Marduk-zaki-shumi to the throne. Its place on the dais reflects its importance as one of the great achievements of Shalmaneser III.
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Excavated by a team led y David Oates of the British School of Archaeology in Iraq during the season of 1962 CE.
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Exclusive, the only color image on the net of this front panel of the Throne Dais of Shalmaneser III. The Assyrian king (right) greets (handshaking) the Babylonian king Marduk-zakir-shumi (left). From Fort Shalmaneser at Nimrud, Iraq. 9th century BCE. My Nikon at the Iraq Museumpic.twitter.com/6oi7Eq8k3o
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God "Ea" (Sumerian
#Enki), holding a cup from which water emerges and flows. Initially, Ea was the patron god of#Eridu. This pair of statues of Ea was found at the entrance to the#Sin Temple at#Khorsabad, Iraq. My#Nikon D750 at the Iraq Museum in Baghdad.#iraq#mesopotamia,pic.twitter.com/HKh5lWT9EB
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Rare. Sargon II greets his "Turtanu". An Assyrian
#eunuch behind the king holds a flywhisk. Part of a long tributary scene where#Sargon receives tribute from#Urartu (modern-day Armenia). From the Royal Palace at#Khorsabad,#Iraq. 710-705 BCE. My#Nikon D750 at the Iraq Museumpic.twitter.com/dnHSR56o0l
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