Procession of tribute bearers (upper row)
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![[Procession of tribute bearers (upper row); Procession of the Assyrian army, and view of three Assyrians officials (lower row).]. Date: 1880–1902. Origin: London. Collection: The bronze ornaments of the palace gates of Balawat (Shalmaneser II, 859 BC–825) edited, with an introduction by Samuel Birch; with descriptions and translations by Theophilus G Pinches. Image ID: 1524601.](https://www.lookandlearn.com/history-images/preview/YN/YN019/YN019084_Procession-of-tribute-bearers-upper-row.jpg "Procession of tribute bearers (upper row)")
| Caption | [Procession of tribute bearers (upper row); Procession of the Assyrian army, and view of three Assyrians officials (lower row).]. Date: 1880–1902. Origin: London. Collection: The bronze ornaments of the palace gates of Balawat (Shalmaneser II, 859 BC–825) edited, with an introduction by Samuel Birch; with descriptions and translations by Theophilus G Pinches. Image ID: 1524601. |
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| Creator | Samuel Birch, author (1813–1885); Theophilus G Pinches, also known as Theophilus Goldridge, writer of accompanying material (1856–1934); Wilberforce Eames, compiler (1855–1937); Walter de Gray Birch, author of introduction, etc. (1842–1924) |
| Artwork medium | unknown |
| Credit | The New York Public Library |
| Terms of use | No Copyright – United States (NoC US 1.0) |
| Search stock images by keyword | Gates Bas-reliefs Palaces Photographs Illustrations Procession tribute bearers upper row Assyrian army view three Assyrians officials lower bronze ornaments palace Balawat Shalmaneser II BC–825 edited introduction Samuel Birch descriptions translations Theophilus G Pinches Theophilus Goldridge Wilberforce Eames Walter de Gray Birch |
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