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Type: Book
ISBN: Unknown
Page count: 271
Published: 1935
Publisher: Leipzig, Germany: Johann Conrad Hinrichs
Author: Andrae Ernst Walter
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Die jüngeren Ischtar-tempel in Assur provides photographs and sketches from an archaeological expedition in Assur, a defunct city in ancient Mesopotamia. The work provides 132 pages of text and 63 pages of plates, which include sketches and photographs of findings.

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Assyrian

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Assyrian religion was adapted from Babylonian and Akkadian culture during the first two centuries BCE. The religion was practiced from roughly 2000-500 BCE in modern-day Iraq and its chief deity was Aššur.

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Akkadian

Polytheistic

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Babylonian

Polytheistic

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Stone Altar of Tukulti-Ninurta I

Alabaster stone Bas-Relief

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Andrae Ernst Walter

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Ernst Walter Andrae was a German archaeologist.

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Walter, Andrae. Die jüngeren Ischtar-tempel in Assur: Ausgrabungen der Deutschen Orient-gesellschaft in Assur. A: Baudenkmäler aus assyrischer zeit ; v. V ; Wissenschaftliche veröffentlichung der Deutschen Orient-gesellschaft ; v. 58. Leipzig, Germany: J.C. Hinrichs, 1935.

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