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English: Hinke's artwork for the divine symbols on the top of the Land grant to Munnabittu kudurru.

2 = Star of Ishtar
3 = Star of Shamash
7 = Dog (Gula's)
8 = Scorpion
13 = category:Oil lamps (en:Oil lamp)
17 = (perched) Bird

Center = Snake god en:Nirah (for god en:Ishtaran)
(Note:sometimes "Non-coiled snake", extending along the upper edges of the en:kudurru, and not always easily visible in photos.)
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Source Selected Babylonian Kudurru Inscriptions
Author W. J. Hinke
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