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DescriptionAncient Akkadian Cylindrical Seal Depicting Inanna and Ninshubur.jpg
English: This image is an accurate, photographic representation of an ancient Akkadian cylindrical seal depicting the goddess Inanna/Ishtar and her sukkal Ninshubur. The seal originates from the Akkad Period and was created sometime circa 2334-2154 B.C. This seal is currently housed in the Oriental Institute at the University of Chicago.
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between circa 2334 and circa 2154
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Ancien sceau-cylindre akkadien représentant la déesse Inanna/Ishtar et son sukkal Ninshubur. Période Akkad, vers 2334-2154 av. J.-C.Oriental Institute de l'Université de Chicago.