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Orient cunéiforme

Orient cunéiforme

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- The Caillou Michaux
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- Example of a kudurru
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- The man who discovered the Caillou: André Michaux
- The Eighth Campaign of Sargon II
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- What it tells us
- Geography of the campaign
- Assyrian warrior king
- An Assyria vision of Urartu
- The Esagil tablet
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- What does the tablet tell us?
- Mesopotamian mathematics
- The architecture of the ziggurat
- The Tower of Babel legend

Orient cunéiforme

Les objets épigraphiques découverts sur les sites du Proche-Orient témoignent de la vie quotidienne, de l'univers symbolique et des modes de pensées des différentes cultures qui s'y sont succédé.

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The Minaret of Samarra

The Minaret of Samarra

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The Caillou Michaux

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What does the Caillou Michaux tell us?
Example of a kudurru
Historical context
The man who discovered the Caillou: André Michaux

The Eighth Campaign of Sargon II

Label
What it tells us
Geography of the campaign
Assyrian warrior king
An Assyria vision of Urartu

Pazuzu

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Who is Pazuzu?
Demons and genii in Mesopotamia
Pazuzu and the fight against the forces of evil
Popular through the ages

The Esagil tablet

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What does the tablet tell us?
Mesopotamian mathematics
The architecture of the ziggurat
The Tower of Babel legend

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