Erbil Civilization Museum

Erbil Civilization Museum (Bòo Kurdishi: مۆزەخانەی شارستانیی ھەولێر, bòo Arabiya: متحف أربيل الحضاري) kwàr ta tàriihi ne a bii ta jàga tà Hawler, jàga tà maîwàa ma Kurdistan mà Iraqi. Nanta jàga tà maîwàa ma beelu a Kurdistan mà Iraqi, a bai ma Sulaymaniyah Museum a fìlaa ma Sulaymaniyah.

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  One of the halls of the Erbil Civilization Museum, displaying Mesopotamian artifacts from the Paleolithic period to the beginning of the 2nd Millennium BC
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  One of the halls of the Erbil Civilization Museum displaying artifacts from the Urartian, Hurrian, Assyrian, and Hatra periods. Iraqi Kurdistan.
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  Incense burner. Hurrian period, 1300-1000 BC. From Tell Basmosian (also Tell Bazmusian), modern-day Lake Dukan, Iraq. Erbil Civilization Museum, Iraqi Kurdistan. A very similar (but not identical) incense burner from the same area and period is on display at the Sulaymaniyah Museum.
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  Temple foundation cone of Gudea, ruler of Lagash. Ur III period. From southern Mesopotamia, in modern-day Iraq. Erbil Civilization Museum, Iraqi Kurdistan.
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  Pottery jar from Mesopotamia, modern-day Iraq. Halaf period, 4900-4300 BC. Erbil Civilization Museum, Iraqi Kurdistan.
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  Door socket inscribed with the name of Shu-Sin, king of Ur, Ur III. From Mesopotamia, Erbil Civilization Museum
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  Sanatruq I, 2nd century AD. From Hatra. Erbil Civilization Museum, Iraqi Kurdistan
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  Ivory plaque from Nimrud. It depicts a standing and striding bull. From Nimrud, Mesopotamia, Iraq. Neo Assyrian Period, 911 to 612 BCE. Erbil Civilization Museum, Iraq
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  Easarhaddon cylinder from fort Shalmaneser at Nimrud. It was found in the city of Nimrud and was housed in the Iraqi Museum, Baghdad. Erbil Civilization Museum, Iraq
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  Topzawa Stele or Topzawa Rock. It describes Urartian clashes with Assyrians. The stele belonged to the kingdom of Musasir at Sidekan village, Erbil Governorate, Iraq Erbil Civilization Museum, Iraqi Kurdistan
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  Sandstone statue of a man or deity. The statue belonged to the Musasir Kingdom. Urartian period, 1st millennium BCE. Precise provenance of excavation is unknown. Erbil Civilization Museum, Iraqi Kurdistan
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  A Pottery jar from Jemdet Nasr period (3100-2900)B.C
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  A Statue of the Neo - Assyrian King Sennacherib who ruled Assyria from 705-681 B.C
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  Cuneiform writings on the bricks of King Shalmaneser III