Michiel 2005's photos with the keyword: Pergamon

9th century BC.

Built by King Karaindash (ca. 1140 BC)

Dated 3200–3000 BC. The vase is a slim carved alabaster vessel found in the temple complex of the Sumerian goddess Inanna in the ruins of the ancient city of Uruk, located in the modern Al Muthanna Governorate, in southern Iraq

8th century BC, Zincirli, Turkey.

From the 9th century BC, from Nimrud. The originals are in the British Museum.

Only the smaller first gate. The gate gave access to the city of Babylon.

Miletus is located in what is now called Turkey.

The Weather God, Gerçin, Turkey, ca. 775 BC.

The inscription reads as follows: I am Kilamuwa, the son of King Chaya. King Gabar reigned over Ya'diya but achieved nothing. Then came Bamah, and he achieved nothing. Then there was my father Chaya, but he accomplished nothing. Then there was my brother Sha'il, but he also accomplished nothing. But I Kilamuwa, the son of TML,[13] what I accomplished not (even) their predecessors accomplished. My father’s house was in the midst of powerful kings, and each put forth his hand to eat it; but I was in the hand(s) of the kings like a fire that consumes the beard or like a fire that consumes the hand. The king of the Danunians overpowered me, but I hired against him the king of Assyria. He gave me a maid for the price of a sheep, and a man for the price of a garment. I, Kilamuwa, the son of Chaya, sat upon my father’s throne. In face of the former kings the MSHKBM used to whimper like dogs. But I – to some I was a father, and to some I was a mother, and to some I was a brother. Him who had never seen the face of a sheep I made owner of a flock; him who had never seen the face of an ox, I made owner of a herd, and owner of silver and owner of gold; and him who had never seen linen from his youth, in my days they covered with byssus. I grasped the MSHKBM by the hand, and they behaved (towards me) like an orphan towards (his) mother. Now, if any of my sons. who shall sit in my place does harm to this inscription, may the MSHKBM not honour the B’RRM, not the B’RRM" honour the MSHKBM! And if anyone smashes this inscription, may Baal-Tzemed who belongs to Gabar smash his head, and may Baal-Hammon who belongs to BMH and Rakkabel, lord of the dynasty, smash his head!

Guzana/Tell Halaf (Syria), 10–9th century BC