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The document summarizes later Mesopotamian art from the Hittites of Anatolia to the Persian Empire between 1400 BCE to 500 BCE. It describes the Lion Gate of the Hittite city of Hattusha from 1400 BCE and various Assyrian palaces from 900-600 BCE including wall reliefs from the palaces of Assurnasirpal II and Sargon II. It also mentions the reconstruction of Babylon in the 6th century BCE and the Ishtar Gate under Nebuchadnezzar before concluding with the Persian Empire.
Post2385+ane+ii+2010
- 1. Art of the Ancient Near East II Later Mesopotamian Art (Hittites of Anatolia, Assyrians, Neo-Babylonians, Persians)
- 2. -Hitties (Hattusha in Anatolia)
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- 4. -Hitties of Anatolia: Lion Gate, Hattusha c 1400 BCE
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- 6. Assyrians generally: 900-600 BCE
- 7. Assyrian Palaces Kahlu (modern Nimrud) King: Assurnasirpal Dur Sharrukin (modern Khorsabad) King: Sargon II Nineveh (modern Kuyunjik) King: Assurbanipal
- 8. -Reconstruction drawing of the Citadel and Palace Complex of Sargon II Dur Sharrukin (today Khorsabad) 721-706 BCE
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- 10. -Guardian Figures at Gate A of the Citadel of Sargon II during its excavation (modern Khorsabad, Iraq) 721-706 BCE
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- 12. -Assurnasirpal II killing Lions, Kahlu (modern Nimrud, Iraq) 875-860 BCE
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- 14. -Enemies Crossing the Euphrates to Escape Assyrian Archers, Kahlu (modern Nimrud, Iraq) 875-860.
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- 16. -Neo Babylonia (600-500 BCE) Babylon Nebuchadnezzar
- 17. Reconstruction drawing of Babylon in the 6 th century BCE
- 18. Ishtar Gate
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- 24. Persian Empire
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