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Date: 1892 July-Sept
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This record is about the Photograph of cylinder of Nabonidus, King of Babylon, which was found at the corner... dating from 1903 Aug 27 in the series Copyright Office: Entry Forms, etc.. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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Photograph of cylinder of Nabonidus, King of Babylon, which was found at the corner of the temple of the Moon-god at Ur (Mukeyyer), inscribed with an account of the rebuilding of the temple on the site of the older temple which was founded by the ancient Babylonian King, Ur-gur, and Dungi, his son, BC 2500. The text concludes with a prayer to the Moon-god on behalf of Nabonidus and his eldest son Belshazzar (No 91,125). In the British Museum'. No copy of photograph annexed to form.
Copyright owner of work: William Axon Mansell, 405 Oxford Street, London. Copyright author of work: Ernest Litchfield Vasey, 4 Francis Road, Watford. Form completed: 27 August 1903. Registration stamp: 1903 August 27.
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