File:Divinatory livers Louvre AO19837.jpg
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12:02, 18 December 2005 | ![]() | 1,686 × 588 (786 KB) | Jastrow | '''Description:''' Divinatory livers, clay models for the training of soothsayers. The one in the middle is interpreted as fortelling the destruction of small cities. Baken clay, 19th–18th centuries BC, found in the royal palace at Mari (now in Syria).< |
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