i. Plaque with two winged Horus-headedsphinxes, each tramplingon afallen Asiatic, from Nimrud. Phoenician, vIII century B.C. Height[removed]inches. Rogers Fund, 6i[removed]Ivories

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Date: 2009-06-03 11:26:42 Assyrian art and architecture Nimrud ivories Carving Nimrud British Institute for the Study of Iraq Ivory carving National Museum of Iraq Asia Archaeology of Iraq Archaeology Visual arts		i. Plaque with two winged Horus-headedsphinxes, each tramplingon afallen Asiatic, from Nimrud. Phoenician, vIII century B.C. Height[removed]inches. Rogers Fund, 6i[removed]Ivories Add to Reading List Source URL: metmuseum.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 1,25 MB Share Document on Facebook

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