Chariot and cavalryman, relief from a series depicting units of the Assyrain army; from doorway at Aslantas-Hatadu (period of Tiglath-Pileser III)

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Title
Chariot and cavalryman, relief from a series depicting units of the Assyrain army; from doorway at Aslantas-Hatadu (period of Tiglath-Pileser III)
Main Entry
Neo-Assyrian
Location 1
Museum of Oriental Antiquities,
Location 2
Istanbul, Turkey
ID
NE093
Photo Date
May 1998
Major Division
Ancient
Chronology/Culture
Near East

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3024 x 1762
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589 KB
Record
NE093
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https://quod.lib.umich.edu/a/aict/x-ne093/ne093

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