Ornina statue, one of the Mesopotamian artistic masterpieces that was unearthed in Mari

Damascus (ST):  Ornina statue, displayed in the National Museum in Damascus, is considered one of the masterpieces of ancient oriental arts. The 25.4 high and 13.5 cm wide statue dates back to 2600 BC and it was found in 1933 by the inhabitants of Mari archaeological city. 

 The statue is made of the alabaster ivory stone. Archaeologist Muna al-Moa’zen said that it is one of the Mesopotamian artistic works that was unearthed in one of the main temples of Mari. 

She added that the statue depicts the beauty of a singer whose name was inscribed in cuneiform writing, noting that this statue indicates the importance of singing and arts in the Amorite capital Mari.

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