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The Oriental Institute, established in 1919, is that the University of Chicago’s anthropology deposit and center for ancient close to jap studies.
The deposit of the Oriental Institute has artifacts from digs in Egypt, Israel, Syria, Turkey, Iraq, and Iran. Notable works within the assortment embody the known Megiddo Ivories; numerous treasures from urban center, the previous Persian capital; a set of Luristan Bronzes; an enormous 40-ton human-headed winged bull (or Lamassu) from Khorsabad, the capital of Sargon II; and a monumental sculpture of King Tutankhamun.
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