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Hittite civilization: basalt stele of the God of the Storm. Neo-Hittite Empire. 9th century BC. From Babylon. Dimensions 141 cm. Archaeological Museum of Istanbul by Hittite

Hittite civilization: basalt stele of the God of the Storm. Neo-Hittite Empire. 9th century BC. From Babylon. Dimensions 141 cm. Archaeological Museum of Istanbul

(Hittite civilization: stele in basalt of the god of the Tempete. Empire neo hittite. 9th century BC. from Babylon. Dim. 141 cm Archaeological Museum of Istanbul)


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Hittite civilization: basalt stele of the God of the Storm. Neo-Hittite Empire. 9th century BC. From Babylon. Dimensions 141 cm. Archaeological Museum of Istanbul by Hittite. Available as an art print on canvas, photo paper, watercolor board, natural paper, or Japanese paper.
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