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Carved ivory objects from ancient Iraq These high quality pieces of carved ivory show a cow suckling a calf, a female head with an elaborate hairstyle and a lion mask. Max Mallowan, husband of writer Agatha Christie, excavated the ivories in the Middle East. Nimrud and Ur, Iraq 7th century BC Nos.: 1966.1-4, 43222 @mcrmuseum
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