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Publication
Primary publication: Nineveh N Palace xxx
Author: nn
Publication date: nd
Secondary publication(s): Stearns, John B., AfO 15 (1961) 41; Kantor in JNES XXI (1962) p. 110, fig. 15; Barnett in the Goldman Festschrift p. 227, fig. 2; Canby in Iraq XXXIII (1971); see also Rawlinson Five Great Monarchies (2nd edition, 1871) vol. I, p. 346-7, 398.
Citation:
Author remarks: WAM: This relief from King Ashurbanipal's palace at Nineveh shows an Assyrian soldier kneeling next to a besieged Elamite city wall. Holding his round shield over him for protection, he scrapes at the mud-brick fortification with his dagger in order to we
Published collation:
CDLI no.: P423464
UCLA Library ARK 21198/zz0029x01f
CDLI comments:
Source of original electronic files
Catalogue: 20110709 szuchman
Transliteration: cdlistaff
Translation: no translation
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Collection Information
Owner: Walters Art Museum, Baltimore, Maryland, USA
Museum no.: WAM 21.0006
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Acquisition history: Joseph Brummer, New York [date and mode of acquisition unknown]; Henry Walters, Baltimore, 1927, by purchase; Walters Art Museum, 1931, by bequest.

Text Content:
Genre: Royal/Monumental
Sub-genre: witness
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Composite no.: needed
Language: Akkadian
Physical Information
Object type: other (see object remarks)
Material: stone: alabaster
Object remarks: slab, relief
Measurements (mm): 280 x 200 x 25
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Provenience:
Provenience: Kalhu (mod. Nimrud)
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Chronology:
Period: Neo-Assyrian (ca. 911-612 BC)
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Date of Origin: Assurbanipal.00.00.00
Dates referenced: Assurbanipal.00.00.00
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Slab, relief