Assyrian relief sculpture panel of King Ashurnaspiral II enthroned between two attendants. The group is flanked by winged protective spirits. The pan

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5917 x 4715 px | 50.1 x 39.9 cm | 19.7 x 15.7 inches | 300dpi

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1 March 2017

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British Museum, London, England

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Assyrian relief sculpture panel of King Ashurnaspiral II enthroned between two attendants. The group is flanked by winged protective spirits. The panel is possibly from a banquet hall.. From Nimrud, Iraq, 865-860 B.C North West Palace. Room G, panels 2-4. British Museum Assyrian Archaeological exhibit no WA 124564-6.

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