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Visit our HITTITE PHOTO COLLECTIONS for more photos to download or buy as wall art prints. Refine search by adding background colour, place, museum etc. If you prefer to buy from our ALAMY STOCK LIBRARY page at - Type Karkamıs in LOWER SEARCH WITHIN GALLERY box. Bull-man is known as Kusarikku, and the lion-man is known as Ugallu. The two bull-men in the middle carry one spear each in their hands. The mace on the left is over the head of the weapon on the right. One each hand of the lion-headed men is in the form of a fist. Anatolian Civilisations Museum, Ankara, Turkey. Basalt, Karkamıs, (Kargamıs), Carchemish (Karkemish), 900-700 B.C. Hittite relief sculpted orthostat stone panel of Herald's Wall.
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