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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 2 (July 1905) (1905)

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an trace stele, which must have been through the different later pe- originally 5 feet wide and 7 or 8 feet high. The flat ground of riods. The piece is no doubt a the slab contains the inscrip- fragment of a larger composi- tion, and the sculptured figures tion in which there were a num- stand out… … Oldest Chaldean Sculpture and the Oldest Remains of Spear Head of the Most Tablet of Ur-Nina, King of Sirpourla. (4000 B. C.) Its Purpose Asiatic Civilization. Ancient Period. is Uncertain. Stele of Ur-Nina with Half-Finished Two Fragments of Vulture Stele, Front Pace. Fragment of Vulture Stele of…

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