Sumerian light infantry axe.
Axe head | Sumerian | Early Dynastic | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Sumerian Copper alloy axe, with gold binding 2600 BC. The handle has been restored, the original handle was coated in a red pigment. Axe carried by soldiers seen on the Standard of
Items of Mesopotamian clothing
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Sumerian Copper alloy axe, with gold binding 2600 BC. The handle has been restored, the original handle was coated in a red pigment. Axe carried by soldiers seen on the Standard of
Sumerian Bronze Pick Axe, Ex J. Piscopo
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Creoth axe! | The Laurelin Archives
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Copper alloy axe with gold binding from Ur, used by soldiers Stock Photo - Alamy
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Sumerian Guard Axe-men
Sumerian Guard Axe-men
File:Mesopotamian bronze daggers, axe head and mattock REM.JPG - Wikimedia Commons
![Kiengir - The term [urud] ḫa-zi-in was a Sumerian term for a copper axe. The term was equated with the Akkadian term haşşinnu. Copper axe heads have been found at sites throughout](https://lookaside.fbsbx.com/lookaside/crawler/media/?media_id=2234625879917952 "Kiengir - The term [urud] ḫa-zi-in was a Sumerian term for a copper axe. The term was equated with the Akkadian term haşşinnu. Copper axe heads have been found at sites throughout")
Kiengir - The term [urud] ḫa-zi-in was a Sumerian term for a copper axe. The term was equated with the Akkadian term haşşinnu. Copper axe heads have been found at sites throughout
Early Sumerian Warfare
Sumerian infantry by RobbieMcSweeney on DeviantArt | Sumerian, Ancient sumer, Ancient sumerian
![Sumerian Axe - 3D model by Milacetious (@milacetious) [fe13319]](https://media.sketchfab.com/models/fe13319f250c4223892c1a0c4501a0d6/thumbnails/5abae225f3334e699c1c427e342b3221/blob.jpeg "Sumerian Axe - 3D model by Milacetious (@milacetious) [fe13319]")
Sumerian Axe - 3D model by Milacetious (@milacetious) [fe13319]
File:Inscribed Bronze Axe from Northern Mesopotamia Middle-Assyrian Kingdom, 2nd Half of 2nd Mill. BCE.jpg - Wikimedia Commons
Sumerian and Hittite Language (Hasan Türk) on X: "King Untash-Napirisha Axe Head https://t.co/9q4GyWNBvx youtube Sumerian and Hittite Language https://t.co/56VPvWgwkH https://t.co/5rjp9tXHW1" / X
Carvings with Stories: a blog about woodcarving: Woodcarving and woodworking tools seen at the British Museum; from ancient Nubia and Mesopotamia around 4,000 to 5,000 years ago
axe; replica | British Museum
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FOUR SUMERIAN TERRACOTTA CUNEIFORM CONES
_Sumerian_period_28_-_(MeisterDrucke-945721).jpg "Mesopotamie: foundation figurine (nail and its copper support). Sumerian period. 2800 BC. From Mari's website. Sun 0,38 m Paris, Musee du Louvre")
Mesopotamie: foundation figurine (nail and its copper support). Sumerian period. 2800 BC. From Mari's website. Sun 0,38 m Paris, Musee du Louvre
