Object class: Cuneiform (script) / Culture or time period: Neo-Babylonian (636–539 BC) - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Cuneiform cylinder, accession number 9-1788, described as Barrel-shaped clay cylinder bearing a cuneiform inscription; a prayer from Nebuchadnezzar, King of Babylon. Length: 13 cm; diameter: 4 cm. Hollow. 597 BC.

Hearst Museum object titled Cuneiform cylinder, accession number 9-1787, described as Barrel-shaped clay cylinder with cuneiform inscription

Hearst Museum object titled Cuneiform tablet, accession number 9-3043, described as Mesopotamian cuneiform tablet

Hearst Museum object titled Cuneiform tablet, accession number 9-2456, described as Neo-Babylonian Documents from Erech has 1 fragment

Hearst Museum object titled Cuneiform tablet, accession number 9-2593, described as Neo-Babylonian Document from Erech

Hearst Museum object titled Cuneiform tablet, accession number 9-2983, described as Mesopotamian cuneiform tablet.

Hearst Museum object titled Cuneiform tablet, accession number 9-2551, described as Neo-Babylonian Document from Erech

Hearst Museum object titled Cuneiform tablet, accession number 9-2939, described as Mesopotamian cuneiform tablet

Hearst Museum object titled Cuneiform tablet, accession number 9-2493, described as Neo-Babylonian Documents from Erech

Hearst Museum object titled Cuneiform tablet, accession number 9-2595, described as Neo-Babylonian Document from Erech

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