Mosaic cone, mosaic cones, decorative element used in decoration of facades of cult buildings; Sumer, Southern Mesopotamia; element of architectural decoration; 2nd half of the 4th millennium BC Uruk Culture, ca. 4000–ca. 3100 BC;, A single elongated cylindrical object photographed upright against a plain background, appearing tapered and rounded at the top and slightly wider and flatter at the bottom; the surface shows a rough, grainy texture with irregular patches and speckles; visible colors include beige, tan, light brown, off-white, and hints of gray; the background is a uniform medium gray.
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Mosaic cone, mosaic cones, decorative element used in decoration of facades of cult buildings; Sumer, Southern Mesopotamia; element of architectural decoration; 2nd half of the 4th millennium BC Uruk Culture, ca. 4000–ca. 3100 BC;, A single elongated cylindrical object photographed upright against a plain background, appearing tapered and rounded at the top and slightly wider and flatter at the bottom; the surface shows a rough, grainy texture with irregular patches and speckles; visible colors include beige, tan, light brown, off-white, and hints of gray; the background is a uniform medium gray.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26A00_352

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

24.8Mo (1001.9Ko) / 14.7cm x 42.4cm / 1734 x 5009 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Mosaic cone mosaic cones decorative element decoration facades cult buildings Sumer Southern Mesopotamia element architectural decoration 2nd half 4th millennium BC Uruk Culture ca 4000–ca 3100 Bc single elongated cylindrical object photographed upright plain background appearing tapered rounded top slightly wider flatter bottom surface rough grainy texture irregular patches speckles visible colors include beige tan light brown off-white hints gray background uniform medium gray.

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