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by Paul E Williams
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Coloured glazed brick panels of the facade of the first smaller Ishtar Gate, Babylon, dating from 604-562 BC. Babylon (present day Iraq). The Ishtar... more
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1.80" W x 3.875" H x 0.90" D
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Coloured glazed brick panels of the facade of the first smaller Ishtar Gate, Babylon, dating from 604-562 BC. Babylon (present day Iraq). The Ishtar Gate, Babylon, was situated in the northern wall of the city and was named after the goddess Ishtar. The gate was decorated with reprentations of bulls, the symbol of the weather god Adad, and dragons (Babylonian Mushhushu), the symbol of the city God Marduk. The mythical composite animal has the head and the body of a snake, the front legs of a lion, the hind legs of a bird and a scorpion sting in the tail. The ground plan and debris of the gate buildings were uncovered during the German excavation from 1899-1917 directed by Robert Koldewey. The Vorderasiatisches Museum, part of the Pergamon Museum, Berlin
Paul E Williams is an international award winning photographer who worked from his studio in Camden London as a still life and food photographer for the top advertising agencies and design groups in the UK, Europe and the USA. Visit photo portfolio site at paulewilliams.com In 2010 Paul E Williams changed direction concentrating on photographing historical places, archaeological artefacts and street photography. Every year Paul Williams travels for 5 months throughout Europe, the Middle East and North Africa in his purpose built expedition Land Rover Defender photographing remote places and peoples returning to his Yorkshire base to process and print his photos through the winter. This site is dedicated to Paul E Williams personal photo...
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