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Gränert, Ernst (fl. ca. 1919-1930s)

Tell Halaf-Museum, Berlin-Charlottenburg, Franklinstraße 6, Second hall: Reconstruction of the second passage of the Western palace. Photographed 1930. Basalt. Aramaean, early 9th BCE. Discovered in 1899 by Max von Oppenheim in the headwater region of Habur (North-east-Syria), excavations at Tell Halaf were conducted between 1911-13 and 1929 In Antiquity the location was called Guzana and was the principal residence of the rulers of Bit Bachiani. The private Tell Halaf-Museum, opened in 1930 by von Oppenheim eröffnet, was destroyed by bombings in November 1943. Inv. WR_02101_03. No licensing for Merchandising products!

Location Photothek Willy Römer/Kunstbibliothek/Berlin/Germany

Unique Identifier AR6103879

Type Image

Purpose Public

Size 5953px × 4399px

Photo Credit bpk Bildagentur / (name of museum) /(name of photographer) / Art Resource, NY

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