The Assyrian Sacred Tree is pervasive throughout the reliefs of the Northwest Palace of Nimrud, appearing ninety-six times alone in Room I. Despite the Assyrian Sacred Tree’s appearance in the numerous carved reliefs o

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Date: 2016-08-02 15:58:25 Religion Upper Mesopotamia Nineveh Governorate Ancient Near East Achaemenid Assyria Nimrud Assyria Ishtar Assur Ashur Assyrian art and architecture		The Assyrian Sacred Tree is pervasive throughout the reliefs of the Northwest Palace of Nimrud, appearing ninety-six times alone in Room I. Despite the Assyrian Sacred Tree’s appearance in the numerous carved reliefs o Add to Reading List Source URL: classicsgradconference.humanities.ucla.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 105,26 KB Share Document on Facebook

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