South West Palace Nineveh: Panels 10-12

Gypsum wall panel relief: showing a camp in southern Iraq. A central band of river (Tigris or Euphrates) separates two otherwise independent compositions; above, Assyrians attack a town or small island and carry off booty from it; below, a row of Assyrian soldiers advance towards the right as heads and booty are piled up in a palm grove. Found in Ashurbanipal's South West Palace, Court XIX (U) Panels 10-12 at Nineveh. On display in gallery 9 of the British Museum. Dating to 640 BC - 620 BC Height: 205.74 centimetres (total) Width: 219.71 centimetres (total) Created from 134 Sony A6000 photographs, processed in Agisoft Photoscan. Source: Objaverse 1.0 / Sketchfab