Part of a throne with deity on a bull, Iron Age III, ca. late 8th–7th century B.C., Urartu, probably from Toprakkale, Urartian, Bronze, plastic restoration, H. 14.6 cm, Metalwork-Sculpture, Urartu was a powerful kingdom that rivaled the Assyrian Empire in the first millennium B.C. It extended from northeastern Turkey into northwestern Iran. Its settlements were palace-fortresses that protected agricultural production and supported many crafts, especially an extensive metalworking industry
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Part, throne, deity, bull, Iron Age III, ca, late 8th–7th century B.C, Urartu, Toprakkale, Urartian, Bronze, plastic restoration, H, 14.6 cm, Metalwork-Sculpture, powerful kingdom, rivaled, Assyrian Empire, first millennium, extended, northeastern Turkey, northwestern Iran, settlements, palace-fortresses, protected agricultural, production, supported, crafts, extensive metalworking, industry
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