- some 25 km (16 mi)
northwest of Lagash, at the site of what is now Tell
Telloh in Dhi Qar Governorate, Iraq. As the
religious center of the
kingdom of...
- 2 mi) away and
marks the
southern limit of the state.
Nearby Girsu (modern
Telloh),
about 25 km (16 mi)
northwest of Lagash, was the
religious center of the...
- Adad-nadin-ahhe (see
Adadnadinakhe bricks) in
Telloh (ancient Girsu).
Statues M–Q come from
clandestine excavations in
Telloh in 1924; the rest come from the art...
- (40,000); Memphis, Ebla, Urkesh, and
Shuruppak (30,000) (p. 28).
Girsu (
Telloh), the
later capital of the
state of Lagash, was
situated 25 km NW of Lagash...
- of Lagash,
showing Anzû as a lion-headed
eagle in a
Master of
Animals motif, ca. 2550–2500 BC;
found at Tell
Telloh the
ancient city of
Girsu (Louvre)...
- Bad-tibira (probably Tell al-Madain)SC
Lagash (Tell al-Hiba)S
Girsu (Tello or
Telloh)S Umma (Tell Jokha)S
Zabala (Tell Ibzeikh)S
Shuruppak (Tell Fara)SC Kisurra...
- in Mesopotamia. The
motif appears on a
terracotta stamp seal from Tell
Telloh,
ancient Girsu, at the end of the
prehistoric Ubaid period of Mesopotamia...
-
started by the
British diplomat J. E. Taylor. In 1877, he
began a dig at
Telloh (the
ancient Girsu, as it transpired,
rather than
Lagash as once supposed)...
- 1877 to 1881, the
French consul Ernest de
Sarzec had been
excavating at
Telloh,
ancient Girsu, and
bringing to
light monuments of the pre-Semitic age;...
- like the
Victory Stele of Naram-Sin and the
Sargonic victory stele from
Telloh. A few
longer ones are
known because of
later copies made,
often from the...
