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RFHYCABB–Stone statue of a winged bull. From city gate no 3, Inv AO 19859 from Dur Sharrukin the palace of Assyrian king Sargon II at Khorsabad, 713-706 BC.
RMHE29YX–6001. ASSYRIAN ARMY ARCHERS CONQUERING A FORTIFIED CITY . RELIEF FROM NIMRUD, C. 865 B.C.
RMAGJ2RJ–Assyria kingdom 12th BC Assyrian Palace Relief from Nineveh, oldest city of the ancient Assyrian Empire.
RMJ48P6N–Nineveh, Mosul, northern Iraq: ploughing with a pair of donkeys within the walls (visible to rear) of the ancient (C7thBC) Assyrian city.
RM2JHGX3R–Assyrian warriors attacking an enemy city - detail from a larger scene - Relief from palace of Tiglath-Pileser III at Kalhu ( Nimrud ). 8th century BC
RM2NDADJP–Deported women. Neo-Assyrian Empire, reign of Ashurbanipal (668-627 B.C.). Alabaster limestone. From northern Mesopotamia, Nineveh (Kuyunjik), North P
RFB1DHJE–The city mound at the trading colony of Kultepe, ancient Kanesh, Central Anatolia, Turkey
RF2XHP848–The Assyrian army attacking fortified town in Egypt. Ashurbanipal's palace, Niniveh. About 645 B.C. British Museum, London, England.
RM2XH5E6F–8 th C. BC Assyrian panel, Central Palace, Nimrud, Iraq. Civilians leave city for forced re-settlement. British Museum, London
RMAAP36T–Iraqi tank: Assyrian siege engine (c 865-860 BC) battering walls and tower of city. Stone relief panel; Northwest Palace, Nimrud
RMAKFR53–sculpture of assyrian king ashurnasirpal II 1050 1032 bc british museum city of london england great britain
RM2WCKN0X–limestone statue of Nabu, god of wisdom and knowledge. Nabu temple in the city of Nimrud (ancient Kalhu), now in Iraq Museum, Baghdad, Iraq
RMHHB5YY–London, England, UK. British Museum. Assyrian panel (c640-620BC) from South West palace in Nineveh. Campaigning in Southern Iraq - slaves on a ship
RM2WN96Y8–Illustration of Assyrian Warfare Taking a City from Antique 19th Century Illustrated Family Bible
RMAE4PPT–Assyrian winged bulls from Khorsabad, British Museum, London, England, United Kingdom, Europe
RMKB562T–United Kingdom, London, Bloomsbury, British Museum, ancient Assyrian art, Assyrian monumental statues of winged bulls, 865-860 BC
RF2HPXPAG–Sumerian cuneiform tablet from Nippur (Ancient Sumerian city). 1st half of the 2nd millennium BCE. Istanbul Archaeology Museum.
RFBCTTAD–Relief at Assyrian capital city of Kahlu, founded by Ashurnasirpal II, ruled Assyria from 883 through 859 B.C.
RM2M643XX–Low relief sculptured panels, Assyrian Palace Sculptures, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City, USA
RM2A1NH4W–Colossal Assyrian Stone Sculpture of a human-headed winged bull from the Palace of Khorsabad. British Museum Room 10, Assyria. Sargon II city gates.
RM2AF8T7P–Detail of an Assyrian door. Qala't Sharqat. 1243-824 BC. Istanbul Archaeological Museum, Turkey
RM2GYPNFA–Gypsum stela of the Assyrian King Ashurnasirpal II from the capital city of Nimrud at the British Museum, London, UK
RM2RT61BH–Assyrian guardian In front of the college dorms at Kristianiagade 10, Copenhagen, Denmark.
RMAP73CG–Gold bracelet for the treasures found in Assyrian palace in the Iraqi city of Nimrud Photograph taken in the Baghdad Museum
RMC4KY1Y–Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City, Galleries of the Department of Ancient Near Eastern Art, Assyrian Gallery,
RM2GN0FAF–Assyrian exhibition in British Museum, London, United Kingdom, one of the world's leading museums
RFPEECHG–London / UK - July 26th 2018: On the fourth plinth in London's Trafalgar square sits a replica of an ancient Assyrian winged bull statue
RM2HXGBP8–The Virgin Mary Assyrian Church in Tarlabasi neighborhood in Beyoglu district of Istanbul, Turkey
RF3DXJYTE–Moscow, Russia - January 11, 2026: visitors look at Assyrian relief in hall of Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts, Moscow city
RMRWPN5G–Side on view looking at Trafalgar Square’s, fourth plinth, Winged Bull, a guardian spirit that protected the gates of the Assyrian city of Nineveh for
RFPY688Y–Assyrian Room, restaurant at Rio de Janeiro Municipal Theatre interior - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
RMBG448G–England, London, British Museum, Assyrian Relief from Nimrud showing Horses and Horsemen of the Royal Chariot 725BC
RMB154J7–fine arts, ancient world, Assyrians, campaign against the Elamite city Hamanu, 647/646 BC, Assyrian archers, Nineveh, palace of King Ashurbanipal (reigned 668 - 626 BC), British Museum, London, , Artist's Copyright has not to be cleared
RF2CDTPK1–St. Hurmizd Assyrian Church of the East Cathedral in Greenfield Park on a sunny spring afternoon
RMRW06A5–Midyat, Mardin province, Turkey : Cityscape of the old Assyrian town of Midyat. Although now a minority of less than 10% of the population, in the 60´
RF2HM3FHT–Midyat, Mardin, Turkey - September 02 2017: Mor Hananyo Monastery (Deyrulzafaran, Saffron Monastery)
RM2BM2YAH–Entrance and courtyarda of Mor Hananyo Monastery (Deyrulzafaran Manastiri), Mardin, Turkey
RF2AECGP5–View from Tel Lachish, Western Israel, overlooking the grape fields and Hebron Valley. This was the second most important city in the Southern Kingdom.
RF2HW5YHE–Mumbai Aug 19 2009 Lama, Lamma or Lamassu is an Assyrian protective deity goddess when it was called Lamma from Assyrian times as a hybrid of a human.
RF2G38JYH–London, UK: detail of an Assyrian alabaster bas-relief with soldiers, held at the British Museum
RFHYCABE–Stone statue of a winged bull. From city gate no 3, Inv AO 19859 from Dur Sharrukin the palace of Assyrian king Sargon II at Khorsabad, 713-706 BC.
RF3DFJ5FP–8090. Assyrian Army Archers Conquering a Fortified City, relief from Nimrud dating c. 865 BC.
RMAGJ2WN–Assyria kingdom 12th BC Assyrian Palace Relief from Nineveh, oldest city of the ancient Assyrian Empire.
RMRXWKEX–Temple of Nabu (scribe-god of wisdom) on the acropolis at Nimrud, Iraq: inside the rectangular sanctuary built of mud bricks looking W to the dias.
RM2JHGX44–Assyrian warriors attacking an enemy city - detail from a larger scene - Relief from palace of Tiglath-Pileser III at Kalhu ( Nimrud ). 8th century BC
RMJ8NWRE–Battle scene. Detail. Horse. Assyrian, 728 BC. Nimrud, Central Palace. Iraq. Assyria army. Cavalrymen. British Museum. London.
RMHTM7M9–Assyrian Reliefs at the Vatican museum,assyriam archers in batle,fron the palace of Sennacherib (704-681 B.C.) at Ninive. Vatican city, Rome, Italy.
RMHYKAB1–stone carved human-headed winged bull, Assyrian Palace, Nimrud, Iraq, now in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
RMHP0R20–London, England, UK. British Museum. Assyrian panel (c640-620BC) from South West palace in Nineveh. Campaigning in Southern Iraq - prisoners in a plam
RM3CW2EXH–Illustration of the Destruction of nineveh (Nahum) from 19th Century Pictorial Sunday Readings by the Reverend William Owen Volume 2
RM2WW3M0B–Assyrian soldier removing a statue of a god from a temple in an enemy city, Ninieveh, South-West Palace, 704-681 b.C., Archaeological Museum
RMKB562X–United Kingdom, London, Bloomsbury, British Museum, ancient Assyrian art, Gypsum stele of the Assyrian king Ashurnasirpal II, 883-859 BC
RM3DF05K8–Assyrian wall design, captive men pulling a sledge with an overseer whipping them on, British Museum, London, England, UK
RM2M643XP–Low relief sculptured panels, Assyrian Palace Sculptures, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City, USA
RF2H6K075–Kultepe ancient city ruins. Assyrian Trade Center in Karum-Kanis in Kayseri city Turkey.
RM2A1NH50–Colossal Assyrian Stone Sculpture of a human-headed winged bull from the Palace of Khorsabad. British Museum Room 10, Assyria. Sargon II. Front view.
RMAP733W–Gold necklace from the treasures found in Assyrian palace in the Iraqi city of Nimrud Photograph taken in the Baghdad Museum
RMC4KY6M–Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City, Galleries of the Department of Ancient Near Eastern Art, Assyrian Gallery,
RM2GN0F8N–Assyrian exhibition in British Museum, London, United Kingdom, one of the world's leading museums
RM2NYM737–Museum Island.Pergamonmuseum. Reconstruccion of Assyrian palace XIII aDC. Berlin. Germany
RM2HXGBRH–The Virgin Mary Assyrian Church in Tarlabasi neighborhood in Beyoglu district of Istanbul, Turkey
RMRWPN5D–Side on view looking at Trafalgar Square’s, fourth plinth, Winged Bull, a guardian spirit that protected the gates of the Assyrian city of Nineveh for
RFPY68A2–Assyrian Room, restaurant at Rio de Janeiro Municipal Theatre interior - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
