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Black limestone Nazimaruttash kudurru (boundary stone) stone, depicting god Marduk (copy made under Kingdom of Marduk-apal-iddina), from Shush (ancient Susa), Iran

Black limestone Nazimaruttash kudurru (boundary stone) stone, depicting god Marduk (copy made under Kingdom of Marduk-apal-iddina), from Shush (ancient Susa), Iran


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Black limestone Nazimaruttash kudurru (boundary stone) stone, depicting god Marduk (copy made under Kingdom of Marduk-apal-iddina), from Shush (ancient Susa), Iran

Kassite civilization, 13th century b.C. Black limestone Nazimaruttash kudurru (boundary stone) stone, depicting god Marduk. Copy made under the Kingdom of Marduk-apal-iddina. From Shush, ancient Susa, Iran

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Media ID 9461323

13th Century Bc Archeology Colored Background Gesturing Iran Mythology Shush Stele Stone Susa Animal Representation Marduk Scorpio


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This print showcases a remarkable piece of ancient art and mythology. The black limestone Nazimaruttash kudurru, also known as a boundary stone, takes us back to the 13th century BC in the Kassite civilization of Iran. This particular copy was made under the Kingdom of Marduk-apal-iddina, adding historical significance to its already mesmerizing presence. The focal point of this stone is an intricately carved depiction of god Marduk. Sitting and gesturing with authority, Marduk exudes power and divinity. The attention to detail in this sculpture is awe-inspiring, revealing the skill and craftsmanship of ancient artists. As we delve into the symbolism portrayed on this kudurru, we can appreciate its rich cultural heritage. With elements such as Scorpio representing protection and animal representations hinting at religious beliefs or mythological tales lost to time, it becomes evident that religion played a significant role in shaping society during that era. Through archeology and discoveries like this one from Shush (ancient Susa), we gain valuable insights into our past civilizations' artistic expressions and belief systems. This studio shot allows us to examine every intricate detail up close against a colored background that enhances its beauty. This print serves as a window into history—a testament to human creativity, spirituality, and our enduring fascination with uncovering the mysteries of our ancestors' lives.

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