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Lower Mesopotamia, Iraq, The King and a prisoners arm, fragment of an inlaid work from Kish, circa 2700 B. C

Lower Mesopotamia, Iraq, The King and a prisoners arm, fragment of an inlaid work from Kish, circa 2700 B. C


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Lower Mesopotamia, Iraq, The King and a prisoners arm, fragment of an inlaid work from Kish, circa 2700 B. C

Lower Mesopotamia, Iraq, The King and a prisoners arm, fragment of an inlaid work from Kish, circa 2700 B.C. 28th-27th Century B.C. National Iraq Museum (Archaeological Museum), Sumerian art

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Media ID 9515099

Archeological Artifact Black Background Bronze Age Damaged Inlay Mesopotamian Prisoner Profile Traditional Clothing Kind Kish


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This print takes us back in time to Lower Mesopotamia, Iraq, circa 2700 B. C. It showcases a fragment of an inlaid work from Kish, depicting a powerful scene between the King and a prisoner's arm. The artwork is believed to have originated during the Bronze Age and is now housed at the National Iraq Museum. Set against a striking black background, this ancient artifact immediately grabs our attention with its intricate engravings and delicate craftsmanship. Despite being damaged over centuries of existence, it still exudes an aura of grandeur and significance. The profile view adds depth to the composition as we witness the King firmly grasping the prisoner's arm. This representation symbolizes dominance and control within Mesopotamian society during that era. Dressed in traditional clothing befitting his royal status, the King stands tall as he asserts his authority over his captive. The male likeness portrayed here reflects societal norms prevalent during this ancient civilization. As we delve into this mesmerizing piece of Sumerian art, we are transported into a world where human representation through art was highly valued. Although there are no people present in this image itself, it serves as an archeological artifact that offers invaluable insights into our rich historical past.

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