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Detail of limestone statuette of praying man, from Tell Asmar, Iraq

Detail of limestone statuette of praying man, from Tell Asmar, Iraq


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Detail of limestone statuette of praying man, from Tell Asmar, Iraq

Sumerian civilization, 3rd millennium b.C. Limestone statuette of praying man. From Tell Asmar, Iraq. Detail

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Archeology Black Background Hands Clasped Iraq Limestone Sumerian Civilization


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This print showcases a mesmerizing detail of a limestone statuette of a praying man, originating from the ancient Sumerian civilization in 3rd millennium B. C. Discovered at Tell Asmar in Iraq, this remarkable piece of archeological significance offers us a glimpse into the rich history and religious practices of that time. Set against a striking black background, the intricate carving on this sculpture is truly awe-inspiring. The hands clasped together in prayer depict an intense devotion and spiritual connection. This studio shot captures every delicate contour and texture with precision, highlighting the artistry involved in its creation. The male likeness portrayed by this statuette evokes curiosity about who he might have been and what beliefs he held dear. It serves as a testament to the craftsmanship of ancient artisans who skillfully carved such detailed representations out of limestone. As we delve into the past through images like these, we are reminded of our shared human heritage and how religion has played an integral role throughout history. This photograph invites us to reflect upon our roots while appreciating the beauty found within ancient artifacts. With no people present in this image, it allows us to focus solely on this extraordinary work of art—an emblematic symbol connecting us to civilizations long gone but not forgotten.

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