Ancient Mesopotamia

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<p>White Temple &amp; Anu Ziggurat</p>

White Temple & Anu Ziggurat

Urak, 3500 BCE, religious, maybe worshipped a sun god due to its height, control of movement, exclusivity and luxury.

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<p>Statues of votive figures</p>

Statues of votive figures

Iraq, 2700 BCE, 1 foot tall, religious, would pray for you in the after life, unproportional.

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<p>The Standard of Ur</p>

The Standard of Ur

Iraq, 2600 BCE, wood inlaid with many stones, one side represents peace and the other war, horizontal resgisters, hierarchical, symbolism.

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<p>The Code of Hammurabi</p>

The Code of Hammurabi

Iran, 1790 BCE, worlds first law code, “an eye for an eye”, inscribed cuneiform, on top is a god handing his power to a king, twisted perspective, relief, propagandistic.

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<p>Lamassu from the Citadel of Sargon II</p>

Lamassu from the Citadel of Sargon II

Iraq, 720 BCE, cuneiform inscription, power of the king, mostly high relief except for wings, static and in motion.

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<p>Audience hall of Darius &amp; Xerxes</p>

Audience hall of Darius & Xerxes

Iran, 520 BCE, impressive and intimidating, held 1000’s of people, 2 grand staircases, 72 columns, 10,000 soldiers, 23 subject nations.