Bowl depicting two harpies, winged spirits, from the Seljuq dynasty that ruled Persia, Mesopotamia and parts of Anatolia in the 11th and 12th century CE. The bowl dates back to late 12th - early 13th century CE. With Persian poetry verses on the exterior:
Beware, O friend, things have gotten out of hand.
In knowing our days have been lost.
I had silver and gold, patience and sobriety.
In the grief infected by you, all for have been lost.
Arthur M. Sackler Museum of Harvard University, Cambridge, MA.
Photo by Babylon Chronicle
Tablette scellée retrouvée à Alalakh rapportant un cas juridique présenté par le souverain local Niqmepa devant le roi Shaushtatar du Mitanni, British Museum - Sealed tablet found in a legal case relating Alalakh presented by the local ruler Niqmepa Shaushtatar before the king of Mitanni, British Museum
Statue aztèque d’un homme tenant une cabosse de cacao - Aztec statue of a man holding a cocoa pod