Sumarian chariot drawn by wild asses
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| Caption | The Sumarians were amongst the first warriors to wear armour. Sometimes they rode into battle in chariots drawn by wild asses (seen in the standard bottom left); (middle right) King Eannatum of Lagash leading his troops into battle 4,500 years ago; (far right) gold helmet of Prince Meskelamshar (lower right) bronze helmet found in the Royal Cemetery at Ur. From Look and Learn 613 (13 October 1973). |
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| Creator | Pat Nicolle, also known as Patrick, English (1907–95) |
| Artwork medium | gouache on paper |
| Credit | © Look and Learn |
| Search stock images by keyword | Sumarians warriors war battle armour chariot ass donkey King Eannatum of Lagash troops helmet Prince Meskelamshar bronze Royal Cemetery Ur pike Sumerian Sumerians Sumeria Sumarian wild asses Pat Nicolle Patrick |
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