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Oriental antiquity: stele (or kudurru, record of a land grant) in black limestone carved with bas-reliefs of King Meli-Shipak (or Melishipak) II (1186-1172 BC) in favor of his son Marduk-apla-iddina. They represent the great deities. From the site of Su by Babylonian

Oriental antiquity: stele (or kudurru, record of a land grant) in black limestone carved with bas-reliefs of King Meli-Shipak (or Melishipak) II (1186-1172 BC) in favor of his son Marduk-apla-iddina. They represent the great deities. From the site of Su

(Oriental antiquite: stele (or kudurru, support of land donation) in black limestone carved from bas-reliefs of King Meli-Shipak (or Melishipak) II (1186-1172 BC) in favour of his son Marduk-apla-iddina. They represent the great deities. From the site of Su)


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Oriental antiquity: stele (or kudurru, record of a land grant) in black limestone carved with bas-reliefs of King Meli-Shipak (or Melishipak) II (1186-1172 BC) in favor of his son Marduk-apla-iddina. They represent the great deities. From the site of Su by Babylonian. Available as an art print on canvas, photo paper, watercolor board, natural paper, or Japanese paper.
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