File:Goddess Bau from Ur, c. 1800 BCE. Iraq Museum.jpg
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English: Statue of a seated goddess, Bau (Nintinugga), from the Ningal Complex (Giparu, also called E-gig-par, or gig-par-ku) at the city of Ur, Iraq. Isin-Larsa period, c. 1800 BCE. Black diorite. Bau was the consort of the god Ninurta and the goddess of healing. On display the Iraq Museum in Baghdad, Iraq. U 6779B, IM 18663. Ur's 4th season of excavation by Sir Woolley, 1925-1926. |
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