Baghdad, National Museum of Iraq
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The National Museum of Baghdad was looted in 2003 but has been reopened and is now accessible to visitors. The collection contains finds from Prehistory, Sumer (e.g., Ur), Assyria, Babylonia, and more recent periods (e.g., Hatra). Many objects are still missing.
23 pictures related to this museum
Khorsabad, Relief with king and courtiers
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Uruk, Eanna, Façade
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Hatra, Model of a small temple
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Ur, Statuette of a goddess
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Nimrud, Northwest Palace of Aššurnasirpal II, Two lamassus
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Hatra, Iwan, Great temple, Head of a priest
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Uruk, Old-Babylonian geometrical tablet
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Hatra, Statue of a general holding a baby
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Nippur, Statuette of a lady (ED III)
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Hatra, Eleventh temple, Aramaic Inscription
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Ur, Game
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Hatra, Parthian pottery
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Hatra, Catapult
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Ur, Royal Tombs, Harp
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Nimrud, Throne platform of Šalmaneser III, Relief of tribute bearers
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Ur, Royal Tombs, Harp, Bull's head
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Uruk, Relief of a hunter (Jamdat Nasr Period)
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Uruk, Eanna, Façade, Goddess
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Khorsabad, Two lamassus
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Uruk, Portrait of a Sumerian woman (Jamdat Nasr Period)
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Uruk King List, obverse
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Hatra, Relief of a reclining prince
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Uruk King List, reverse
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