Assyrian Deity Standing on Two Figures - Ancient Mesopotamian Relief Art #56022 (License: Personal Use)

This black-and-white line drawing reproduces a classic Assyrian bas-relief motif from the 9th-7th century BCE, where a divine or royal figure with horned headdress and patterned kilt stands atop a platform borne by two attendants wearing pointed helmets and kilts. The central figure holds a ceremonial horn (possibly a *kudurru* or ritual vessel) and a bundle of reeds or rods, signifying sovereignty and sacred duty. Such imagery appears in palace walls and temple contexts, emphasizing hierarchical cosmology and legitimization of rule.

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