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The White Obelisk

Iraq, 1974
NOUVELLE EDITION DE LA FIGURATION ET DE L'INSCRIPTION DE L'OBELISQUE BLANC. L'A. LE DATE DE L'EPOQUE D'ASSURNASIRPAL II, ESSENTIELLEMENT D'APRES L'INSCRIPTION: LE TEXTE MENTIONNE QU'AU DEBUT DE SON REGNE, LE ROI RECUT UN TRIBUT DE CHEVAUX DE GILZANU| OR, CE NOM EST MENTIONNE POUR LA 1 FOIS DANS LES ANNALES ASSYRIENNES SOUS LE REGNE DE TUKULTI NINURTA ...
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Pope Sixtus V and the Obelisks on the Moses Fountain[1]

Academia Letters, 2021
Christine Staton
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Ancient Egyptian Denotations of Obelisks

Preislamic Near East: History, Religion, Culture., 2021
A. Spartak
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Seeing Pharaoh and His Obelisks in Rome (Rom 9:17)

The First Urban Churches 6, 2021
A. Moeser
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On the stones obelisks, wooden pillars and sculptures in the funerary practice of ancient peoples of Eurasia

The creator of culture. Material culture and the human spiritual space in the light of archaeology, history and ethnography, 2021
V. Bobrov
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The Broken Obelisk

Iraq, 2007
The purpose of the present note is to alert scholars to the fact that following a cleaning programme undertaken in the late 1960s certain iconographic details apparently visible on the decorated face of the monument known as the Broken Obelisk should be treated with caution.As recounted by C. J.
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"Obelisk."

Notes and Queries, 1901
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Obelisk

2021
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The Modern History of the Twin Obelisks of Benevento

, 2020
Sara E. Cole, Erik Risser, William P Shelley   +2 more
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Obituaries and obelisks: Egyptianizing funerary architecture and the cemetery as a heterotopic space

, 2020
Nichola Tonks
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