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Stele Of Naram-Sin Analysis
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This is my comparison of two artifacts and how the contrast each other. The artifacts are The Palette of Narmer and The Stele of Naram-Sin. The Stele of Naram-Sin is a six and a half for tall triangular stone the depicts a great victory during the conflict between the Akkadian army and the Lullibi in which the Akkadian King was victorious and it displays the defeated army stripped and pleading for mercy from the victors, the survivors seem little in comparison in the etchings. The Stele of Narmer was made approximately in 2254-2218 BCE to display the Kings power, however The Palette of Narmer was created around 3150-3125 BCE and only stand 25 inches in height a third of the size of The Stele but just as if not more

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