Image: British Museum Middle east 14022019 Panel Imdugud 2500 BC 3640

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Description: This lion-headed eagle (Imdugud or Anzu) is the Sumerian symbol of the God Ningirsu. In this panel, Anzu appears to grasp two deers, simultaneously. The panel was found at the base of the temple of Goddess Ninhursag at Tell- Al-Ubaid. From southern Mesopotamia (Iraq), early dynastic period, circa 2500 BCE. ME 114308, British Museum, London.
Title: British Museum Middle east 14022019 Panel Imdugud 2500 BC 3640
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