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Ancient Mesopotamian Nursing Goddess

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Description

Near East, ca. 3200-1900 BCE. A Mesopotamian or Babylonian nursing goddess idol with bird in arms. 6"

Provenance: Ex-old French collection.

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Condition

Appropriate to the age, she has suffered a break at her waist.

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Ancient Mesopotamian Nursing Goddess

Name: Ancient Mesopotamian Nursing Goddess
SKU: 22053591
Price: 600 USD
Availability: InStock

Estimate $600 - $800

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