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Human headed winged lion Ashurnasirpal II 865 – 860 BC.

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4 Human headed winged lion
Ashurnasirpal II 865 – 860 BC

5 Sargon Vase Sargon II 720 – 710 BC

6 Cylinder seal and clay impression

7 From the library of Ashurbanipal
Gilgamesh tablet 11 From the library of Ashurbanipal

8 Wall-panel relief Sennacherib 700 – 692 BC

9 From Nineveh and Its Remains by Austen Henry Layard, 1849.

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18 The Secrets of Nimrud

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22 Nineveh and Its Remains,
“It is indeed one of the most remarkable facts in history, that the records of an empire, so renowned for its power and civilization, should have been entirely lost; and that the site of a city as eminent for its extent as its splendor, should for ages have been a matter of doubt; it is not perhaps less curious that an accidental discovery should suddenly lead us to hope that these records may be recovered, and this site satisfactorily identified.” Nineveh and Its Remains, Austen Henry Layard, 1849.


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