- The Standard of Ur dates from around 2600 - 2400 BCE, and was excavated by British archaeologist Sir Leonard Woolley in the 1920s.
- British Museum. ... The “Standard of Ur” is a hollow,trapezoidal-shaped mystery box (Woolley never figured out what it was for).
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- The Royal Standard of Ur, "peace side," three-quarter view. PG 779, the tomb where the standard was discovered, is seen below. The standard is circled in red.
- Ur Standardı, şu anda British Museum koleksiyonunda bulunan MÖ 3. binyıla ait bir Sümer eseridir . ... ^Yukarı atla:a b c d Ur Standardı, British Museum.
- by Trustees of the British Museum published on 26 April 2012. ... Museum, T. o. t. B. (2012, April 26). The Standard of Ur. World History Encyclopedia.
- Between 1922-1934, British archeologist Leonard Woolley would conduct his most famous excavations for the British Museum in partnership with the...
- Standard of Ur (2600 BC), Mesopotamia, British Museum, London. England. UK. Ancient Greek British Museum.
- I have a few more images of the finds of Leonard Woolley at Ur from the British Museum. I thought I would include them in this post.Bulunamadı: standardı
- The Standard of Ur is actually a hollow box decorated with mosaics of lapus lazuli red limestone and shell set in bitumen Sumerian 26th century BCE (2).