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Explore our collection of heritage artworks and AI-generated pieces.
Discover our curated collection of artworks that celebrate Iraqi heritage and Mesopotamian culture. Each piece tells a story of our rich historical legacy through artistic expression.
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Invention of Cylinder Seals – 3500 BC
Early Mesopotamian tool for trade, administration, and identity.
Close-up of Cylinder Seals – 3500 BC
Fine engravings reflecting symbolic art and ancient craftsmanship.
Sacred Marriage Ritual – ~3000 BC
Union of king and goddess ensuring fertility and prosperity.
Enmerkar – 2700 BC
Legendary Sumerian king, builder of the city of Uruk.
Gilgamesh – 2700 BC
Epic hero of Uruk, seeker of immortality and wisdom.
Lady of Uruk – 2700 BC
Iconic Sumerian sculpture representing beauty and sacred femininity.
Babylonian Lyre – ~2600 BC
Sacred musical instrument used in rituals and ceremonies.
Sargon of Akkad – 2334 BC
Founder of the first empire in Mesopotamian history.
Gudea – 2144 BC
Ruler of Lagash, renowned for temples and inscriptions.
Ur-Nammu – 2112 BC
Founder of Ur III dynasty, introduced reforms and stability.
Code of Ur-Nammu – 2100 BC
Oldest written law establishing justice in Sumer.
Amar-Sin – 2046 BC
Third king of Ur III, preserver of legacy.
Teaching Mathematics – ~2000 BC
Sumerian schools establishing principles of numbers and geometry.
Hammurabi – 1792 BC
Babylonian king, strengthened centralized rule and governance.
Code of Hammurabi – 1754 BC
Famous Babylonian law carving principles of justice and order.
Ancient City of Babylon – ~1800 BC
Center of Mesopotamian culture, science, and architecture.
Nebuchadnezzar I – 1125 BC
Brave Babylonian king, defender of his nation's glory.
Library of Ashurbanipal – 668 BC
First organized library, housing thousands of cuneiform tablets.
Battle of Elam – 653 BC
Ashurbanipal's victory showcasing Assyrian military power.
Assyrian Sculptor – 7th Century BC
Craftsman depicting kings, battles, and divine symbolism.
Ishtar Gate of Babylon – 575 BC
Majestic entrance adorned with sacred lions and dragons.
Ancient Iraqi Warrior
Symbol of courage defending Mesopotamian lands through ages.
Bona, Queen of Hatra – 2nd Century AD
Arab Iraqi queen symbolizing power of Hatra city.
The Malwiya Minaret – 9th Century AD
Iconic spiral minaret of Samarra, Abbasid architectural masterpiece.