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Happy democracy falling from the sky, Lion_of_Al-lāt, Ancient Syrian sculptures, destroyed in World War II, reconstructed from fragments, Syro-/Neo-Hittite States of Syria and Anatolia, Ain Dara (archaelogical site), Ain Dara lion, Ain Dara lion 2, Tayinat lion, Lion in Sam'al 1, Lion in Sam'al 2Descripción/description
Dos leones griegos comentan los recientes acontecimientos en Siria, deseando poder visitar a sus primos de Siria*.Two greek lions comment the recent happenings in Syria, hoping to visit their cousings in Syria*.
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Alalaḫ está situado en la actualidad en el país de Turquía, pero culturalmente pertenecía a la misma zona que el resto de siro-palestina. Esto es así incluso varios siglos después con los reinos luvio-arameos. Los leones griegos están hablando en general de sus primos orientales, porque uno de los distintivos de la cultura de la zona siria son las esculturas espectaculares de leones como esta de Ain Dara (un reino luvio-arameo del mismo nombre) o Tell Tayinat (identificado posiblemente como Kinaluwa capital del reino luvio de Unqī) o Sam'al/otro (un reino arameo, actual ciudad de Zincirli). Más enlaces en "Trabajos relacionados".Alalaḫ is placed nowadays inside the territory of the country of Turkey, but culturally it belonged to the same zone of the rest of siro-palestine. This is like that even several centuries after, with the luwian-arameans kingdoms (also incorrectly known as new-hittites). The greek lions are talking in general of its oriental cousins, because one of the distintive of the cultures present in the syrian zone were the spectacular sculptures of lions like this of Ain Dara (a luwian-aramean kingdom of the same name) or Tell Tayinat (maybe identificable with the capital city named Kinaluwa of the luwian kingdom of Unqī) or Sam'al/another (an aramean kingdom, nowaday city of Zincirli). More links in "related works".
First greek lion
By Group of the Angular Roes - User: Bibi Saint-Pol, own work, 2007-06-06, Public Domain, Column-krater-Louvre-E628Second greek lion
By Anonymous - Jastrow (2006), Public Domain. Dinos animals Louvre Cp11243Burbujas/bubbles
300 speech bubbles download.Hecho con/done with
GIMP bajo/under GNU/Linux Ubuntu 11.10Image size
1221x600px 949.72 KB
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That's great! I love ancient art!