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Mesopotamian art: figurine of a woman or goddess. Terracotta, 3rd millennium BC. From Tell Asmar (Ehnunna in Mesopotamia). H. 59 cm. Museum of Baghdad, Iraq by Mesopotamian Mesopotamian

Mesopotamian art: figurine of a woman or goddess. Terracotta, 3rd millennium BC. From Tell Asmar (Ehnunna in Mesopotamia). H. 59 cm. Museum of Baghdad, Iraq

(Mesopotamian art: figurine of woman or goddess. Terracotta, 3rd millennium BC From Tell Asmar (Ehnunna in Mesopotamia) Sun. 59 cm Museum of Baghdad, Iraq)


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Mesopotamian art: figurine of a woman or goddess. Terracotta, 3rd millennium BC. From Tell Asmar (Ehnunna in Mesopotamia). H. 59 cm. Museum of Baghdad, Iraq by Mesopotamian Mesopotamian. Available as an art print on canvas, photo paper, watercolor board, natural paper, or Japanese paper.
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