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bibliography and image source: Herrmann, Georgina: Ivories from Room SW 37 Fort Shalmaneser. Ivories from Nimrud IV. London: British School of Archaeology in Iraq, no. 666b.

• museum number: -

• excavation number: ND13185

• provenience: Nimrud (SW 37)

• dimension(s) (in cm):
height: 4.0, width: 5.8, thickness: 0.4

• material: ivory

• date: Neo Assyrian (ca. 800 BC)

• description:
Kneeling male facing left striking a lion with a long sword; wears short, kilted skirt; reverse side has dowel holes in the center of the flowers on the bottom, and crisscross markings

• status: unknown

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