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Mesopotamia: kudurru in black limestone by King Marduk-sapik-zari (1082-1070 BC) (stele used as a record of donations of land made by the Kassite rulers of Babylon to family members or high dignitaries). The inscription is in cuneiform by Mesopotamian Mesopotamian

Mesopotamia: kudurru in black limestone by King Marduk-sapik-zari (1082-1070 BC) (stele used as a record of donations of land made by the Kassite rulers of Babylon to family members or high dignitaries). The inscription is in cuneiform

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Mesopotamia: kudurru in black limestone by King Marduk-sapik-zari (1082-1070 BC) (stele used as a record of donations of land made by the Kassite rulers of Babylon to family members or high dignitaries). The inscription is in cuneiform by Mesopotamian Mesopotamian. Available as an art print on canvas, photo paper, watercolor board, natural paper, or Japanese paper.
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