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Head of Gudea, Prince of Lagash State, from 2144 BC to 2124 BC. Mesopotamia. Neo-Sumerian period. Diorite, 22 x 26 cm. National Archaeological Museum. Madrid. Spain. (On loan, Prado Museum).

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Head of Gudea, Prince of Lagash State, from 2144 BC to 2124 BC. Mesopotamia. Neo-Sumerian period. Diorite, 22 x 26 cm. National Archaeological Museum. Madrid. Spain. (On loan, Prado Museum).

Personalities:

BABYLON • MIDDLE EAST

Location:

National Archaeological Museum. Madrid. Spain.

Credit:

Album / Prisma

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Image size:

2953 x 3951 px | 33.4 MB

Print size:

25.0 x 33.5 cm | 9.8 x 13.2 in (300 dpi)

Keywords:

2124 BC • 22TH CENTURY BC • 2ND DYNASTY OF LAGASH • 3RD MILLENNIUM BC • ANATOMY: HEAD • ANCIENT MESOPOTAMIA • ANCIENT NEAR EAST • ANT. OR.: ANTIQUITIES, ORIEN • ANT. OR.: MESOPOTAMIA • ANT. OR.: SUMER • ANTIQUITIES ORIENTAL: ANTIQUITIES, ORIEN • ANTIQUITIES ORIENTAL: MESOPOTAMIA • ANTIQUITIES, ORIENTAL • ART • ARTS • BABYLON • BABYLONIAN ART • BABYLONIANS • CIVILISATION • CIVILIZACION • CIVILIZATION • CLOTHED • COURSE • CROP • CROPS • CULTIVATION • CULTURAL • CULTURE • CULTURES • DIORITE • DRESSED • EDUCATION • GARMENT • GOWN • GUDEA • HARVEST • HARVESTING • HEAD (ANATOMY) • HEAD (BODY) • HEAD • HISTORIA UNIVERSAL • HISTORY • IRAK • IRAQ • KING • KINGDOM OF LAGASH • LAGASCH • LAGASH • LEGEND • MAN • MEN • MESOPOTAMIA • MESOPOTAMIA: SUMER • MESOPOTAMIAN ART • MESOPOTAMIAN CIVILIZATION • MESOPOTAMIAN • MESOPOTAMICA • MIDDLE EAST • MONARCHY • NATIONAL ARCHAEOLOGICAL MUSEUM. MADRID. SPAIN. • NEAR EASTERN • NEO-SUMERIAN EMPIRE • NEO-SUMERIAN PERIOD • NEO-SUMERIAN • NEOSUMERIO • ORIENTAL ANTIQUITIES • PERIOD • PRINCE OF LAGASH • PRINCE • RULER • SCENE • SCULPTED • SCULPTURE • SECOND DYNASTY OF LAGASH • STATUE • STATUES • SUMER • SUMER, MESOPOTAMIA • SUMERIA • SUMERIAN CIVILIZATION • SUMERIAN • THIRD MILLENNIUM B. C. • THIRD MILLENNIUM BC • WESTERN ASIAN (ETHNOLOGY)