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Large Ashurbanipal
hunting Relief. Based
on an ancient
original located at
the British Museum,
645 B.C. From
Ashurbanipal Palace,
Ninev.
This fragment from a
wall originally found
in the Assyrian
palace of Nineveh
depicts King
Ashurbanipal as part
of a larger scene
hunting wild asses
with the help of
hounds. These animals
were considered a
nuisance and their
killing was a
meritorious activity
suitable for the
king. Ashurbanipal
reigned at a time
when the Assyrian
empire was at its
zenith. He waged wars
against the Elamites,
defeating them in
several occasions and
also quelled revolts
in Babylon thus
keeping the empire
under his firm
control. After his
reign however, the
Assyrian empire fell
apart in the span of
twenty years.
ITEM NAME: Large
Ashurbanipal hunting;
SIZE: 27.5"W x 22"H
(70x56cm);
ITEM TYPE: Wall
plaque;
ITEM MATERIAL: Stone
casting material;
ITEM FINISH: Antique
stone finish
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Product Details: NAME: Large Ashurbanipal Hunting Relief TYPE: Reproduction MANUFACTURER: Shop SKU: M-4
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