1904 Print Teyma Stone Archeology Salm-Shezib Stele Carving Artifact XGHD5 XGJC9 with a campanile (bell tower)

with a campanile (bell tower) in the background

TM1A9B13C49

military aircrafts and more

as well as a few light pencil marks

These items were designed by Blanche G

1904 Print Teyma Stone Archeology Salm-Shezib Stele Carving Artifact XGHD5 XGJC9 with a campanile (bell tower)This is an original 1904 black and white halftone print of the Teyma (or Teima) stone artifact that depicts the priest named Salm Shezib, son of Petosiris, who served the cult of the god Salm de Hagam. The piece is currently in the care of The Louvre and is said to date from the end of the neo Babylonian period or the start of the Achaemenid Persian period. CONDITION This 108+ year old Item is rated Very Fine +++. Light aging throughout. Light